The City Plan Commission last week heard from 21 residents — all but two of whom voiced support for eliminating minimum parking requirements for new development — and determined they’d take up the matter again at a special-called meeting on Jan. 16.

Dallas residents will have to wait to see whether the city will move forward with citywide changes to off-street parking after the City Plan Commission deferred the issue Thursday. After divided comments on whether Dallas should eliminate broad requirements that developers build a certain number of off-street parking spaces, commissioners voted to keep the public hearing open until a special ...

Dallas has been discussing the parking requirements in its city code for going on five years. There now seems to be momentum to rethink the city's relationship with cars.

The Dallas City Plan Commission (CPC) is set to receive a briefing on the proposed Off-Street Parking & Loading Code Amendment during its meeting

The Sunrise Movement Dallas has launched a campaign to eliminate parking minimums in the city.

Part of the solution is to raise the price to park on the street to possibly push more people to parking garages and paid lots.

Dallas City Council should approve the revised on-street parking and curb management policy. The plan will help manage valuable curb space and generate...

No one argues that the city's parking code is obsolete. But how to bring it into the 21st Century is a matter of debate.

After four years of discussion at lower levels of Dallas City Government, five members of the City Council asked for the briefing that was presented Wednesday.