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Don't park in the travel lane (no double parking).

Unless you are a commercial vehicle in the process of loading/unloading, do not park at a Truck Loading Zone.

No part of your vehicle should block any part of the driveway.

Don't park within 10 feet of a fire hydrant.

No part of your vehicle should be in the yellow part.

Don't park anywhere with yellow curb painting.

Don't park anywhere with a No Parking sign.

There are also several privately owned parking lots and garages that are not affiliated with the City. You need to pay to park almost everywhere, with some exceptions in the Central Eastside. Parking on-street is regulated, so you need to check the signs where you park to make sure you are following the parking rules for that space. There are over 20,000 on-street parking stalls, along with five SmartPark garages available to the public. If you're coming Downtown (or near Downtown) you'll find yourself in one of the five meter districts. Parking pay stations are programmed not to accept payment on holidays and will display a message on the screen letting you know that it's a holiday. Day, Presidents Day, Memorial Day, Juneteenth, Independence Day, Labor Day, Veterans Day, Thanksgiving Day, and Christmas Day.

Porthole portland maine free#

In all districts parking is free at meters ( except at city parks) on the following ten (10) holidays, as specified on each meter: New Year’s Day, Martin Luther King Jr. ***Starting J- there will be a new 20¢ Climate & Equity Transaction Fee on all parking transactions. Event pricing is in effect for south of Irving St for Timbers and Thorns home games, $4 per hour beginning 3 hours before game start and ends 3 hours after game start. – 7 p.m., Monday through Saturday unless otherwise posted. Burnside (on the south), NW Cornell and Westover Roads (on the west) and I-405 (on the east) - $1.60 per hour 9 a.m. Northwest District - Bounded by NW Vaughn (on the north), W. and the streets in between MLK and Grand from I-84 freeway to Clay Street - $1.20 per hour 8 a.m.

Ĭentral Eastside District - Located on MLK Blvd. Marquam Hill District - Located on top of Portland’s Marquam Hill, home to Oregon Health & Science University (OHSU), Shriners Hospital for Children, the Portland VA Medical Center and other healthcare organizations - $1.60 per hour 8 a.m. ***Starting Septemthere will be a new Lloyd Event District. Meters on and west of NE Grand Avenue operate from 8 a.m. to 6 p.m., Monday through Saturday, unless otherwise posted. East of NE Grand Avenue operate from 8 a.m. The district includes the Oregon Convention Center, Lloyd Center, Rose Garden Arena, Memorial Coliseum and Lloyd Business District - $1 per hour. Lloyd District - Bounded by the Willamette River, N/NE Broadway, NE 16th and the I-84 freeway. on Sunday.Įvent Meter District - Next to Providence Park currently in effect on Portland Timbers and Portland Thorns home game days - $4 per hour beginning 3 hours before game start and ends 3 hours after game start ( view event district map) to 7 p.m., Monday through Saturday, and from 1 p.m. We will be coming back to the porthole diner for years to come for the food and atmosphere.Downtown District - Includes the Central Business District, South Waterfront and the Pearl District - $2.00 per hour 8 a.m. The crab cakes were light and airy and packed with flavor from the red peppers and onions in them. I loved the lobsta sandwich, clam chowder, and crab cakes! The sandwich had a nice thin dressing that highlighted the taste of the lobster and did not take away from it. We loved this place so much we returned later for a late lunch. The effort they put into the dishes is clearly seen and it is evident that the food is all made from scratch. My fiance's meal had homemade sausages (PACKED with flavor) and homefries with sweet potato in them. There hasnt been any place in the US that I have been that even comes close to the flavor packed into this side dish. I order Hash every single place we go because it is my favorite breakfast side. It was by far the best breakfast joint we had ever been. it was completely and utterly 100% worth the wait. I have to admit that I got a little frustrated when we got to 1 hr past ordering and we still hadn't received our food yet.

I ordered huevos rancheros with a side of hash and my fiance ordered the fishermans breakfast. When we entered the 'dive' we were hit with this amazing character of the place. We went there this weekend after visiting this site and looking for places close to old orchard beach. This restaurant is amazing!! It is so unassuming on the outside you barely notice it and likely wouldnt even drive down the street it is located on if you weren't a local.