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Urban parking reform means less pollution
Urban parking reform means less pollution
Parking. It is so baked into urban and suburban landscapes it’s practically invisible to most people.   Yet it is something SELC has been paying attention to for years. “It’s been estimated that there are about 2 billion parking spaces in the U.S.,” said SELC Land & Community Program leader Trip Pollard. “Parking policy isn’t exactly […]
Urban parking reform means less pollution
·southernenvironment.org·
Urban parking reform means less pollution
Twice As Many Small Towns Have Eliminated Parking Mandates As Large Cities | Sightline Institute
Twice As Many Small Towns Have Eliminated Parking Mandates As Large Cities | Sightline Institute
Find audio versions of Sightline articles on any of your favorite podcast platforms, including Spotify, YouTube, and Apple. Earlier this spring, when Port Townsend, Washington, eliminated parking mandates—predetermined numbers of parking spaces required by law for new buildings—the news took the internet by surprise. Not many people expected the first Washington city to make off-street ... Read more
·sightline.org·
Twice As Many Small Towns Have Eliminated Parking Mandates As Large Cities | Sightline Institute
The Daily Dirt: City Council to approve Bronx rezoning with parking mandates
The Daily Dirt: City Council to approve Bronx rezoning with parking mandates
The City Council is poised to approve the first major neighborhood rezoning of the Adams administration.  The body is expected to vote Thursday on the rezoning of 46 blocks around four new Metro-North stations planned for Co-op City, Hunts Point, Morris Park and Parkchester/Van Nest. The rezoning is sending a mixed message. On one hand, […]
·therealdeal.com·
The Daily Dirt: City Council to approve Bronx rezoning with parking mandates
A Bronx Fail: Republican dons “big government” hat
A Bronx Fail: Republican dons “big government” hat
The city doesn’t require multifamily developers to include fitness rooms, swimming pools or resident lounges in their buildings. But it does require them to include parking. Am I comparing apples to oranges? I think not. These amenities enhance quality of life for the people who use them but also make housing more expensive. For some […]
·therealdeal.com·
A Bronx Fail: Republican dons “big government” hat
Council spends second half of meeting discussing parking rules
Council spends second half of meeting discussing parking rules
The Marshalltown city council spent approximately the second half of Monday night’s meeting returning to a familiar topic — parking rules — by passing the first reading of an ordinance amendment to Chapter 156 of the city code on zoning before moving into a different section of the code pertaining to parking, Chapter 72. After […]
·timesrepublican.com·
Council spends second half of meeting discussing parking rules
Ending Mandatory Parking Requirements: ‘Everyone’s Doing It’
Ending Mandatory Parking Requirements: ‘Everyone’s Doing It’
American cities of all sizes and political stripes are eliminating mandatory parking requirements, with concerns about housing supply the most common driving factor and policy catalysts critical to ensure success, reports the Parking Reform Network (PRN).
·theenergymix.com·
Ending Mandatory Parking Requirements: ‘Everyone’s Doing It’
Deregulating Parking
Deregulating Parking
Uncovering JAPA: Learn how Champaign, Illinois, has combated onsite parking constraints by removing minimum parking requirements and improving the utilization of existing parking.
·planning.org·
Deregulating Parking