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Dallas officials revisit parking policies to revitalize downtown

Dallas officials revisit parking policies to revitalize downtown

| January 13, 2014 | 0 Comments

In downtown Dallas, perception doesn’t match reality: officials regularly hear complaints about lack of parking in the area, but a 2011 study found that more than 7,000 spaces sit unoccupied during peak hours. That discrepancy is causing policymakers and developers alike to revisit the city’s parking policies. “People don’t go to a location just because […]

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Palo Alto considers parking plans for its downtown

Palo Alto considers parking plans for its downtown

| June 27, 2013 | 2 Comments

In what city staff promise to be the first of several public meetings on the issue, residents last week considered parking options for downtown Palo Alto, California. The city, like many on the peninsula, imposes a two-hour time limit per spot, but curbside parking on its downtown streets is otherwise free. This policy has contributed […]

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New parking regulations in effect in Portland, OR

New parking regulations in effect in Portland, OR

| May 9, 2013 | 0 Comments

Until May 10, developers seeking construction permits for large apartment buildings in Portland, Oregon, didn’t have to provide tenants parking for their cars, just for their bikes. Today it’s a different story. Now new residential developments of more than 30 units must meet minimum parking requirements on a tiered scale. For instance, buildings with 31 […]

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UC Berkeley parking squeeze tightens

UC Berkeley parking squeeze tightens

| April 25, 2013 | 0 Comments

Nothing may epitomize parking issues in Berkeley, CA better than the single star given the city’s parking enforcement on popular online review site Yelp. The score beats out a similar page for Los Angeles (1.5 stars) but equals the same for the nation’s capital, which also received one star out of a possible five. “Is […]

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