SAN DIEGO (KGTV) -- The San Diego City Council on Tuesday is expected to discuss and potentially vote on the implementation of a Sunday parking permit program for residents in certain neighborhoods.
Under the proposal, residents living within two blocks of a parking meter in specific neighborhood zones can purchase a special permit allowing them to park in a metered spot all day Sunday at no charge.
The neighborhoods in the program are downtown, Uptown, and Mid-City; the permit would cost $141.50 per year.
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The proposal comes after the City of San Diego ended free parking at meters on Sunday in summer 2025.
If approved, the Sunday parking permit program could begin as early as this spring.
