Parking Ticket Appeals
Parking Ticket Appeal Form
The Port of Newport has several parking lots with signs directing use and permits. Parking lots at Port Dock 3, Dock 5, Dock 7, and NIT require Commercial Marina parking permits. Parking lots at South Beach require general parking permits, daily parking permits, moorage holder parking permits, and/or trailer parking permits depending on the location. Those with a season launch pass can park a truck/trailer tandom as long as the launch pass is affixed to one or the other (trailer or truck), and they’re hitched together. The following is an excerpt from the Port of Newport Facilities Code. The Port encourages all users to become familiar with the code - Facilities Code - Port of Newport
Chapter 1. General Provisions
1.16 Application. Unless otherwise specified, the provisions of this chapter apply at all Port-owned or operated facilities and properties except for those Port-owned upland properties leased to others.
(a) Anyone parking/storing personal property at the Port does so subject to this, the Facilities Code, and at his/her own risk. The Port does not assume responsibility for loss, damage or theft to any property within the Port area. The owner/operator is responsible for any cost incurred in removal of the property. The owner/operator shall maintain automobile liability insurance at all times on any vehicle parked in and around Port facilities
2.60 Parking/Traffic.
(a) No person may park any vehicle or trailer on Port property in a manner not consistent with all applicable posted signs.
(b) The Commission may, by resolution, require permits to park in any area designated as permit only parking. The Commission may also, by resolution, limit the quantity of permits available and set eligibility criteria therefor.
(c) Overnight vehicle camping is allowed on Port property only at the RV Park at Newport Marina or other areas designated as dry camping.
(d) No person may park or permit a motor vehicle to remain unattended, in front of any launch ramp, walkway, or turnaround of the Port.
(e) No person may park or permit an unattended motor vehicle to remain in fire lanes, driveways, the gear storage area or any other area where parking is posted as prohibited.
(f) No person may remain in or occupy any motor vehicle, trailer, camper or other vehicle between the hours of 10:00 p.m. and 4:00 a.m while said vehicle is parked on Port properties except in designated and posted areas.
(g) Overnight parking is available for Port customers only in designated and posted areas only.
(h) Operation of a motor vehicle on Port properties in excess of the posted speed limit or in a manner which creates a hazard to motor or foot traffic or property is prohibited.
(i) No person may repair or dismantle any motor vehicle, boat trailer, or recreational vehicle that is parked on Port properties, except with the express authorization of the Harbor Master.
(j) Any vehicle parked in violation of this Code is subject to impoundment and may be towed from Port properties and stored at the owner's risk and expense thereof in the manner provided by ORS 98.805 to 98.818.
(k) The penalty for a parking violation of this section may be set by the Port Commission by resolution. The penalty for a parking violation can be found in the then-current Port Rates, Fees and Charges.
(l) The violation of any other provision of this section is a Class D violation of this Code. If any violation of this code results in a disruption to the orderly and efficient operation of the Port or any portion thereof, said violation is a Class B violation of this Code.
Chapter 6. RV Park
6.25 Parking. Parking shall be only in numbered areas assigned for overnight use only, except in the areas of the dry camping area where areas are not numbered.
(a) One recreational vehicle plus one towing or towed vehicle is allowed per assigned space. No boats or boat trailers are allowed in RV spaces, unless the combined length of all vehicles, trailers, and the like, is less than the maximum length allowed for the particular space.
Parking Violation. Per event, both vehicles and trailers
0‐10 days, paid within - $63
11‐20 days, paid within - $134
21+ days - $197
Class B Violation
0–14 days, per day - $237
15‐29 days, per day - $472
30+ days, per day - $786