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City of 'No': Community Board Members Don't Want Newcomers Stealing 'Their' Parking - Streetsblog New York City
City of 'No': Community Board Members Don't Want Newcomers Stealing 'Their' Parking - Streetsblog New York City
The road to more housing is paved with lots of people who don't want to give up parking, as the mayor is finding as his City of Yes plan goes forward.
ParkingReformNetwork·nyc.streetsblog.org·
City of 'No': Community Board Members Don't Want Newcomers Stealing 'Their' Parking - Streetsblog New York City
Parking Management: Comprehensive Implementation Guide
Parking Management: Comprehensive Implementation Guide
Parking management refers to various policies and programs that result in more efficient use of parking resources. This guide describes and evaluates more than two-dozen such strategies. It investigates problems with current parking planning practices, discusses the costs of parking facilities and the savings that can result from improved management, describes specific parking management strategies and how they can be implemented, discusses parking management planning and evaluation, and describes how to develop the optimal parking management program in a particular situation. Cost-effective parking management programs can usually reduce parking requirements by 20-40% compared with conventional planning requirements, providing many economic, social and environmental benefits.
ParkingReformNetwork·vtpi.org·
Parking Management: Comprehensive Implementation Guide
Cities’ priorities must be the heart of any universal curb standard. These 5 principles pave the way.
Cities’ priorities must be the heart of any universal curb standard. These 5 principles pave the way.
ities and towns face a massive hurdle to managing their curb space: the lack of a uniform way to define the curb and its users. Without a universal curb standard, it’s difficult for local governments to coordinate with each other and private entities and assess the effectiveness of their curbside management policies. Participants in our Smart Cities Collaborative joined together to develop five principles that should inform any universal curbside language and standards.
ParkingReformNetwork·t4america.org·
Cities’ priorities must be the heart of any universal curb standard. These 5 principles pave the way.