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Cycling advocate believes downtown Penticton paid parking has its purpose and its benefits - Penticton News - Castanet.net
Cycling advocate believes downtown Penticton paid parking has its purpose and its benefits - Penticton News - Castanet.net
While Penticton businesses are bringing up concerns about fewer people visiting the downtown area due to new paid parking, one cycling advocate thinks the city's choice to implement them will come to work in the stores' favour.
·castanet.net·
Cycling advocate believes downtown Penticton paid parking has its purpose and its benefits - Penticton News - Castanet.net
Put it in reverse
Put it in reverse
After years of heated debate and public backlash, Charlottesville City Council seems to have decided to shelve a proposed multi-million dollar downtown parking garage, opting to explore cheape...
·c-ville.com·
Put it in reverse
No handicapped parking outside houses in La Crosse, an unwritten rule
No handicapped parking outside houses in La Crosse, an unwritten rule
They say no to everybody.  That’s the answer a La Crosse woman got from City Hall when she asked to have a special handicapped parking space reserved outside her house, and was turned down.  Eileen Kennedy tells the La Crosse board of public works this week that she would like a handicapped space designated outside […]
·wizmnews.com·
No handicapped parking outside houses in La Crosse, an unwritten rule
Richmond councilman wants to strike rules governing parking requirements for new developments; panel agrees to study | Richmond Local News | richmond.com
Richmond councilman wants to strike rules governing parking requirements for new developments; panel agrees to study | Richmond Local News | richmond.com
Richmond City Council members on Tuesday advanced a proposal to study striking rules about the minimum number of parking spaces new developments must have.
·richmond.com·
Richmond councilman wants to strike rules governing parking requirements for new developments; panel agrees to study | Richmond Local News | richmond.com