After an initial round of open houses early this year, the SFMTA is continuing to seek feedback for how to update and improve the city's 39-year-old residential parking permit program. Starting early next week, the agency will kick off a series of 11 open houses around the city, one in each supervisorial district. Per the agency:

While San Francisco’s Residential Parking Permit program hasn't changed much since it began in 1976, the city has. That's why we're continuing our community meetings to address the natural questions: does the program still work? And if not, what changes could make it work better?

At the workshops, SFMTA plans to share results from a survey conducted last fall, as well as to get more input from residents and talk next steps. Some preliminary findings from the survey indicate that 43 percent of those who live in permit areas have a permit, most people with permits rent their homes, and those with only one vehicle are less likely to have a residential parking permit.

The open houses kick off next week in NoPa and Pacific Heights, and will run through early June. 

• May 3rd, 6-8pm: San Francisco Day School (350 Masonic Ave.)
• May 4th, 6-8pm: Calvary Presbyterian Church (2515 Fillmore St.)
• May 9th, 6-8pm: Richmond Rec Center (251 18th Ave.)
• May 10th, 6-8pm: Grace Lutheran (3201 Ulloa St.)
• May 18th, 6-8pm: CCSF Chinatown/North Beach (628 Washington St.)
• May 19th, 6-8pm: CCSF Mission Campus, Room 109 (1125 Valencia St.)
• May 23rd, 6-8pm: St. Stephen Catholic Parish (475 Eucalyptus Dr.)
• May 25th, 6-8pm: Minnie Lovie Ward Rec Center (650 Capitol Ave.)
• June 1st, 6-8pm: St. Anthony's (150 Golden Gate Ave.)
• June 2nd, 6-8pm: CCSF South East Campus (1800 Oakdale Ave.)
• June 8th, 6:30-8:30pm: Harvey Milk Arts Center (50 Scott St.)

For more info, visit SFMTA's website.