The number of City Councilmembers Supporting Non-Resident Paid Parking at Mission Bay Park and City Beaches in their Updated Budget Priorities Memos has Dropped to One, according to January 27th Independent Budget Analyst Report. In other words, fewer people would be able to go to Mission Bay Park and our beaches. The City of San Diego Parking Demand Management Study issued in 2025 concluded that parking demand (that included both residents and non-residents) is not consistently high enough to require charging parking fees in Mission Bay Park. On December 10, 2025 the IBA asked the city council to provide their updated budget priorities memos to their office by January 9, 2026. The lone city councilmember still pushing for non-residents to pay to park at Mission Bay Park and our beaches is Councilmember Elo-Rivera.