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Paterson Parking Authority Locations:
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The Authority's Office on 125 Van Houten street is open to the public from 7:00 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. each weekday. Five of the Authority's facilities are open seven days a week. Those with scheduled hours tend to be open from 7 a.m. to the late evening hours (as late as 10p.m.). One of the sites is closed on Saturday and Sunday, and another is closed only on Sunday. For an overview of our site locations, please click here. Thank you.
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Site 1 West Broadway Lot (7,400 square Feet): This facility has a capacity of 43 spaces, 17 meter parking spaces and 22 permit parking stalls. The permit parking cost $50 per month.
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Site 2-1 Broadway Lot (217,270 square Feet): This lot has the capacity of 74 spaces with only permit parking at $30 per month. Site 2-A Broadway has 20 spaces is a leased lot.
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Site 5-3 News Plaza (21,000 square feet): The capacity of this lot 58 spaces. This facility is leased to the adjacent storeowners.
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Site SR-230 Market Street Lot (36,100 square Feet): This lot has the capacity of 90 spaces and is leased to Second Home Medical Adult Day Care Center.
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Site 6-40 Hamilton Street (54,150 square feet): This facility has capacity of 170 spaces for the surface parking lot. Transient parkers are charged $3 for the first hour and $1 for each additional hour with no maximum. Payment is by cash only. No coupons or stamps are accepted and there are no monthly parking discounts.
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Site 7-80 Prospect Street Lot (66,739 square feet): This facility has capacity for 172 parking spaces. The parking rate is $2 per hour with no maximum per day. Monthly parkers are accommodated at a rate of $77 for 22 coupons.
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Site 8-125 Van Houten Street Garage (110,500 square feet): This is a 431 space multi-level garage. It also has accommodations for the Parking Authority offices. The parking rate is $2 per hour. The monthly parkers are accommodated at a rate of $77 for 22 coupons.
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Site 4 - West Broadway has 43 spaces - $2 per and $1 for each additional hour with no maximum. |
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Site 9 - Washington Street -
has 88 spaces
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Site 10-65 Ellison Street Garage (294,200 square feet): The Ellison Street Garage provides 800 parking spaces on eight (8) levels aboveground parking including its roof. Access points are located on Van Houten Street and Ellison Street. One-way vehicle access to the parking levels is gained through an upward clockwise sloping ramps at the structures perimeter and exiting occurs at the core of the facility via one-way downward spiral ramps, the direction is also clockwise.
Transient parkers are charged $1.00 cents per hour. Monthly parkers are accommodated at a rate of $77 for 22 coupons. The garage is also used for parking by the Paterson Board of Education and Jury Parking for the Passaic County Court House.
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Site 11-169 Ward Street Garage (465,143 square feet): The facility is an 800 space-parking garage with seven levels. Traffic flow is two-way internal traffic operation via sloping floors. The twin-screw configuration affords access through out most of the garage with the exception of designated parking levels, which are barricaded off. Entry and exit is off of Ward Street.
Transient parkers are charged $2.00 per hour with no maximum per day. Monthly parkers are accommodated at a rate of $77 for 22 coupons. The lot accommodates parking by County Administrative offices and the US Post Office.
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Sites 12-East, West, South and Annex Site 12 A (32,020 square feet): and West (28,500 square feet): Having a combined parking capacity of 196 spaces. The parking facility East has 95 spaces and is permit parking only at $130.00 per month.
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Site 2-West has 101 spaces. Site 12 South (54,150 square feet): and has the parking capacity of 152 spaces. The parking charges are identical for lots 12 West, and 12 South. Transient parkers are charged at a rate of $2.00 per hour with a $6 maximum per day. Monthly parkers are also accommodated at a rate of $77 for 22 coupons.
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Site 12-Annex (6,850 square feet): is leased for parking to a business firm at a monthly rate. This lot can accommodate 20 parking spaces.
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Site 15-Van Houten Street Lot - Magee's Alley: (39,591 Square Feet): This site has a capacity for 116 parking spaces. Parking is by permit at a cost c)f $30 per month.
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Site 14 - South Marshall Street
has 212 spaces - permit parking at $10 & $12 per month.
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How the Authority Generates Revenues:
In addition to operating and maintaining the 19 sites identified under "Locations of the Business," the Authority receives revenue from meter-curbed parking spaces in the central business district and in neighboring business districts. (Meters account for 15.4% of the Authority's revenues.) Enforcement of the meter regulations is performed by the Police Department, with Authority personnel handling the collection of meter revenues and the maintenance of the meters.
Typical rates for transient parkers (those who don't use monthly passes, or purchase reserved spaces) are $2.00 per hour, and no maximum weekdays. Recent experiments at two sites have resulted in a rate increase to $2 for the first hour, and $1 per hour thereafter, resulting in a substantial increase in revenues. Consumers may purchase monthly parking permits for Sites #2 and #15 for $30 per month; Site #1 for $50 per month; Site #11 $110 per month, and for Site # 12E $130 per month.
The Authority also sells monthly coupon books that contain 22 coupons (one coupon per parking transaction). These books are available to patrons of Site #10 for a monthly charge of $44. and to patrons at other sites for $77 per month. The Authority also sells parking stamps at a cost of $90 for 100 stamps, with each stamp allowing one hour of parking at all sites except #6.
It is important to emphasize that the laws under which the Authority operates allow it flexibility in expanding its revenue potential by building additional parking facilities, building leasable retail space, upgrading its current facilities, broadening the range of transportation-related services it can offer, and proposing reasonable adjustments to its rate schedules in order to further enhance its revenue potential.
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