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As Stamford Grows 11.5%, Parking at Issue
As Stamford Grows 11.5%, Parking at Issue
STAMFORD – A parking study that began three weeks before the onset of COVID-19 has been released, concluding that the pandemic added to events that were already shifting patterns in the city. Changes in population and the workforce that unfolded between 2010 and 2020, the first year of the pandemic, substantially affected parking demand, the […]
·ctexaminer.com·
As Stamford Grows 11.5%, Parking at Issue
Study addresses Charleston’s parking issues, proposes fixes - Charleston City Paper
Study addresses Charleston’s parking issues, proposes fixes - Charleston City Paper
If you live in or commute to Charleston, you likely know about the challenges that often come with finding a place to park. But the Parking Reform Network (PRN), a national nonprofit formed to “educate the public about the impact of parking policy” recently updated its city maps to include Charleston — and it found 23% of downtown Charleston that is zoned as a business or mixed-use district is used for parking.
·charlestoncitypaper.com·
Study addresses Charleston’s parking issues, proposes fixes - Charleston City Paper
City of Steinbach asked to reduce parking requirements and prioritize bike paths
City of Steinbach asked to reduce parking requirements and prioritize bike paths
At Steinbach City Council’s SPC meeting on Tuesday evening, Strong Towns Steinbach presented to council their thoughts on ways to make Steinbach a more “sustainable, vibrant, and equitable community”. Strong Towns is an advocacy group based in Brainerd, Minnesota, hoping to make cities safe, livable, and inviting. The Strong Towns organization is based on the book
·steinbachonline.com·
City of Steinbach asked to reduce parking requirements and prioritize bike paths