Pasco, WA Special Events & Permits: Parklets (2026)

020 govern both. 070 sets the specific conversion limits: an eligible business may convert one to two parallel on-street parking spaces, two to three angled or 90-degree parking spaces, or, where parking is unmarked, up to 40 linear feet of parallel space, coordinated with the Community and Economic Development Department to determine the layout. 070(3). Before approving a conversion near a transit stop, the City must consult with Franklin Transit. The same setback rules that apply to public space cafes govern parklets using parking spaces: at least one foot from an adjacent travel or bicycle lane, two feet from adjacent parking spaces, and five feet from handicapped parking spaces.

52 PMC' within the applicable zoning district's building design standards, tying the parklet program directly into Pasco's downtown development rules. A parklet permit is temporary, vests no permanent property rights, and the Community and Economic Development Department can suspend it for transportation mobility or public safety reasons.