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Why the Suburban Mayors Coalition's claims about proposed development policies in state transit reform/funding legislation are bogus - Streetsblog Chicago
Why the Suburban Mayors Coalition's claims about proposed development policies in state transit reform/funding legislation are bogus - Streetsblog Chicago
By Ben Wolfenstein Ben Wolfenstein is Abundant Housing Illinois‘ State Legislative Lead. Read the Suburban Mayors Coalition for Fair Transit statement here. Read the Capitol Fax post about it here. Recently, the Illinois Municipal League published a statement from 25 suburban mayors and village presidents, calling themselves the Suburban Mayors Coalition for Fair Transit. It […]
ParkingReformNetwork·chi.streetsblog.org·
Why the Suburban Mayors Coalition's claims about proposed development policies in state transit reform/funding legislation are bogus - Streetsblog Chicago
Testimony: Chicago cuts parking minimums near transit to boost housing affordability, availability
Testimony: Chicago cuts parking minimums near transit to boost housing affordability, availability
The Chicago City Council will allow residential developments near public transit to build without imposing parking space minimums, offering a major boost for affordability and the city’s housing supply.
ParkingReformNetwork·illinoispolicy.org·
Testimony: Chicago cuts parking minimums near transit to boost housing affordability, availability
Montreal wants to build dense, walkable neighbourhoods. Can it deliver?
Montreal wants to build dense, walkable neighbourhoods. Can it deliver?
Montreal is planning dense, walkable neighbourhoods to tackle the housing and climate crises, but the plans face delays, rising costs and resistance. Major projects like Bridge-Bonaventure aim to transform the city, but red tape and financing stand in the way.
ParkingReformNetwork·cbc.ca·
Montreal wants to build dense, walkable neighbourhoods. Can it deliver?
Bridgeport zoners turn back effort to restore residential parking standards
Bridgeport zoners turn back effort to restore residential parking standards
BRIDGEPORT — In a close 5-4 vote, members of the Zoning Commission rejected an effort to restore residential parking space requirements in Bridgeport. The board at its meeting Monday, June 30, turned down a proposal to reinstitute on-site parking standards for future housing developments that were totally eliminated a handful of years ago. Critics of that prior regulation change maintain there is simply not enough public parking in some...
ParkingReformNetwork·msn.com·
Bridgeport zoners turn back effort to restore residential parking standards
KING 5 Seattle
KING 5 Seattle
KING 5 News (NBC Seattle) Seattle Leading Local News: Weather, Traffic, Sports & More See Seattle through new lens with our flagship YouTube series, Local Lens Seattle! [KING 5 Media Group, a TEGNA company]
ParkingReformNetwork·king5.com·
KING 5 Seattle
Bridgeport zoners turn back effort to restore residential parking standards
Bridgeport zoners turn back effort to restore residential parking standards
BRIDGEPORT — In a close 5-4 vote, members of the Zoning Commission rejected an effort to restore residential parking space requirements in Bridgeport. The board at its meeting Monday, June 30, turned down a proposal to reinstitute on-site parking standards for future housing developments that were totally eliminated a handful of years ago. Critics of that prior regulation change maintain there is simply not enough public parking in some...
ParkingReformNetwork·msn.com·
Bridgeport zoners turn back effort to restore residential parking standards
Paying for parking, or, we’re all Shoupistas now
Paying for parking, or, we’re all Shoupistas now
Every so often when reading an obituary of someone, or an awards citation, you realise that you have internalised their work into your thinking without having read it directly. So it was with Donald Shoup, the California transport academic who spent his life working on the problem of urban parking, and who died in February.
ParkingReformNetwork·resilience.org·
Paying for parking, or, we’re all Shoupistas now