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Anyone can join PARK(ing) Day by transforming a parking spot into
a PARK(ing) space on Thursday, September 21st, 2006.
Download our PARK(ing) Manual
for helpful hints. [300 KB pdf]
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 PARK(ing) projects will provide some form of nature or greenery,
seating, and options for enjoying sun or shade in a 8 x 20 ft (6
x 2.4 m) metered parking spot.
Participants
will select parking spots that are in accessible, preferably sunny,
locations that receive regular foot traffic.
Participants
will select parking spots in underserved and/or marginalized areas
lacking open space.
Participants
must feed the meter for the duration of the installation.
Participants
must provide a feature that defines the edge of the PARK and protects
PARK visitors from traffic.
Participants
will post signs indicating the PARK is open to the public.
Participants
will leave the installation site cleaner than they found it (leave
no trace) and recycle, reuse, or donate all materials used for the
event.
Participants
must coply with all local, state and federal laws.
Participants
will not intentionally cause conflict with vehicle owners, city
staff, or police and will direct those seeking to park an automobile
to a nearby area with ample parking, as identified by project participants.
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REBAR will be producing a documentary of the happenings on PARK(ing) Day. To be included in the video documentary, please submit documentation of your PARK(ing) space.
Provide a contact name, email, and snail mail address.
Please submit up to 10 images (at least 800x1200 pixels in size) of the event, and a 50-word narrative describing your event.
Additional Materials accepted (optional)
Video Footage (5 minutes or less)
Documentation of press coverage you received
Digital materials should be submitted to:
parkingday@rebargroup.org
by no later than October 31st.
Participation in PARK(ing) Day is at your own risk! You will be acting independently of the REBAR team and TPL: neither REBAR nor TPL is liable for your actions. Obey the law and have fun!
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