Bill,

Thank you for sharing your feedback regarding the recent changes to time‑limited on‑street parking in Marymoor Village. Ensuring adequate and well‑managed parking resources is a priority for City leadership as Redmond’s urban centers continue to grow.

Meetings with the appropriate City staff, including representatives from the Planning Department and the Parking Enforcement program are reviewing concerns and discussing potential paths forward.

For context, the time limits in Marymoor Village were implemented to support short‑term parking for customers and visitors, helping maintain access to nearby businesses. Across Redmond’s urban centers, all time‑limited on‑street parking follows the same standard: free to use, with a 2‑hour limit between 9 a.m. and 9 p.m., Monday through Saturday. These changes are intended to encourage residents and employees to use off‑street parking or alternative transportation options, increasing availability of on‑street spaces for visitors. The updated approach is based on community feedback and the City’s Urban Centers Parking Study presented to the City Council in September 2025.

This strategy aligns with Redmond’s long‑term planning framework, including the Transportation Master Plan, which supports walkable, transit‑oriented urban centers and emphasizes managing limited curb space for the greatest community benefit.

We appreciate your email. Thank you.