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<br />December, 2024 Joyful Church Parking Policy <br />4. Clear Signage: Use clear and visible signage to direct vehicles to appropriate drop-off and <br />parking areas, ensuring a seamless flow of traffic. <br />5. Electronic Communication: Utilize electronic communication (e.g., text alerts, Katalk mobile app <br />notifications) to inform attendees of parking status and drop-off procedures before their arrival. <br />6. Traffic Control Measures: Use barriers, cones, and signs to redirect traffic away from the retail <br />area and towards the main parking lot. <br /> <br /> <br />Reserved Parking Lot Areas: <br />Reserved Parking Capacity: The reserved parking lot has a limited number of spaces (36 vehicle spaces). <br />Once this capacity is reached, vehicles will be directed to the main parking lot areas. <br /> <br />1. Individuals with Disabilities: <br />o Handicap Parking: Reserved spaces near the entrance, marked with the international <br />symbol of accessibility. <br />o Accessible Pathways: Ensure clear and accessible pathways from the parking spaces to <br />the building entrance. <br />o Permit Tags: Individuals with disabilities should display their handicap parking permit. <br />2. Elders: <br />o Reserved Spaces: Parking spaces nearest to the church entrance are reserved for elders. <br />o Signage: Clearly marked with signs indicating "Reserved for Elders". <br />o Permit Tags: Elders will be issued a special permit tag that must be displayed on their <br />vehicle’s rearview mirror. <br />3. Families with Children: <br />o Drop-Off Zone: A designated drop-off zone near the main entrance for quick and safe <br />drop-offs. <br />o Reserved Spaces: Parking spaces close to the entrance, marked "Reserved for Families <br />with Children". <br />o Safety Measures: Ensure children exit the vehicle on the passenger side, directly onto <br />the sidewalk. <br />o Permit Tags: Families with children will be issued a permit tag for priority parking. <br />