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How eliminating underground parking is helping the climate
How eliminating underground parking is helping the climate
In this week's issue of our environmental newsletter, we see what happens when cities drop rules about how many parking spaces developers need to build, see how the north and south poles are breaking records together, and learn why a Quebec town is taxing people who don't have a tree in their yard.
·cbc.ca·
How eliminating underground parking is helping the climate
House Committee Waters Down Parking Reform Bill to Placate Local Opposition
House Committee Waters Down Parking Reform Bill to Placate Local Opposition
# Issaquah Rep. Victoria Hunt added long implementation timelines and additional exemptions to Washington's parking reform bill as it passed out of Local Government Committee on Friday. Bill sponsors still tout the policy's significant potential to reduce costs for homebuilding.
·theurbanist.org·
House Committee Waters Down Parking Reform Bill to Placate Local Opposition
Small Single-Stairway Apartment Buildings Have Strong Safety Record
Small Single-Stairway Apartment Buildings Have Strong Safety Record
Policymakers could increase the supply of multifamily housing in their states and localities by revising outdated building codes that require more than one stairway in small apartment buildings. If enough states and cities enacted this simple change, it could reduce the nationwide shortage of multifamily housing.
·pew.org·
Small Single-Stairway Apartment Buildings Have Strong Safety Record
Housing-Ready Cities
Housing-Ready Cities
These six policies will help you make your town housing-ready.
·strongtowns.org·
Housing-Ready Cities
Denver Is Tired of Subsidizing Parking
Denver Is Tired of Subsidizing Parking
Denver wants to repeal parking mandates citywide. This will help the city fight the housing crisis by reducing the costs and regulatory hurdles of development.
·strongtowns.org·
Denver Is Tired of Subsidizing Parking
If parking relief is granted to just about every development, why require parking in the first place? - Streetsblog Chicago
If parking relief is granted to just about every development, why require parking in the first place? - Streetsblog Chicago
This article also appears in Streetsblog Chicago cofounder Steven Vance’s personal blog Steven Can Plan. He also runs the local development data website Chicago Cityscape. The Chicago zoning code requires nearly every development, new or renovated, to provide on-site car parking. The code also provides relief from that requirement, most often in the form of […]
·chi.streetsblog.org·
If parking relief is granted to just about every development, why require parking in the first place? - Streetsblog Chicago