Guest Column: Removing parking requirements is a solution, not a problem | Opinion | bendbulletin.com
Bend faces many difficulties, from increasing homelessness driven by unattainable housing prices, to climate change, which threatens the forests and wild lands that surround our town. The proposal to remove
Virginia Beach neighborhood wants parking plan for Atlantic Park project
Nancy Parker, who lives in the neighborhood adjacent to the Atlantic Park project, is concerned that construction workers and employees will overwhelm the residential streets. Construction of the first phase, which includes the entertainment venue, is scheduled to begin later this year.
Parking request for proposals tabled | Local News | record-eagle.com
TRAVERSE CITY — Four parking lots in Traverse City are the focus of two separate but related pushes for infill or redevelopment, but proposals for three of them will have
White Sox and fans would benefit from transforming parking lots into a neighborhood
Sox fans no longer would face the prospect of every game being book-ended by traffic jams on the Dan Ryan. They could linger in the neighborhood to shop, eat and play, just as Cub fans do in Wrigleyville.
Bill would reserve half of all beach parking for residents
As tourism numbers and frustrations with overcrowding continue to rise, the Maui County Council is considering measures that would reserve at least half of all public beach access parking for residents and tack on parking fees for visitors. “For too long, residents have been asked to sacrifice their quality of life for the promise of […]
Baltimore’s budget plan braces for ‘historic lows’ in revenue with parking, hotels decimated by COVID
The $3.6 billion spending plan for the city of Baltimore accounts for “historic lows” in revenue from parking, hotel taxes and the Baltimore Convention Center, sectors that have been decimated by the pandemic.
By removing the shackles of mandated parking, cities and towns can lower business costs, reduce sprawl and make transit safer and more convenient for everyone. It’s time to stop prioritizing parking over people.
Bill Would Eliminate Problematic Minimum Parking Requirements – Streetsblog California
Among the unintended consequences of minimum parking requirements are: more driving, more traffic, more delays for everyone including transit, longer distances between destinations, more fuel use a…
Potential repeal of West Hartford parking ban spurs talk of housing, equity and traffic safety issues
West Hartford is considering scrapping its decades-old ban on overnight parking on streets, a move that could have implications on housing policy and pedestrian safety as well as the convenience of some residents.
Opinion: The price of parking decals should be lowered or eliminated - The Sandspur
When it comes to Rollins, there is one aspect most on-campus students are worried about: parking. Mustering up a hundred dollars for a parking decal and searching for on-campus parking causes unnecessary, immense stress in my and others students’ lives, especially since owning a car is now one of the only ways to travel off campus.
Let Inga Tell You: A solution to La Jolla’s parking problem for the techno-challenged
There have long been allegations that there are plenty of parking structure and other off-street spaces in downtown La Jolla if the local denizens weren’t too cheap to pay for them.
South Side revival: City eyes $9.1 million parking garage for Village on Park mall | Local Government | madison.com
After announcing a partnership to locate a new hub for minority businesses at the Village on Park Mall, Madison is proposing to build a $9.1 million parking garage to serve
Mayoral Candidates Stake Out Sides on New York City’s Streets
Transportation, transit and traffic could be big issues in the city’s upcoming election. Here’s what the major candidates are saying about rethinking the streets.
Thread by @ncoxbarrett: Dallas ZOAC returns today at 8:30am for more PARKING discussion! The air is tense as I have had heard rumors that high level staffers are trying to sabotage the ambitious parking reform effo...…
Finding success for downtown office space after COVID-19 | RENX - Real Estate News Exchange
GUEST COLUMN: Commercial real estate in our downtowns is going to look very different in the coming years. The COVID-19 pandemic has accelerated trends like the adoption of digital business solutions and work-from-home policies, leading many companies to experiment with
Local advocacy group, professors endorse less parking
Yalies volunteering with a Connecticut housing advocacy group say that New Haven could use less parking. Officials from the New Haven Parking Authority and some Yale professors agree. The advocacy group, Desegregate CT, views parking quantities and the zoning reforms that govern it as adjacent to its principal concern of housing equity in the Nutmeg […]