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Wednesday Parking Round-Up: Seattle converts parking into parks, parking fee in-lieu instead of parking minimums, and more

July 13, 2016 By Shoupista Leave a Comment

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(Photo source: mynorthwest.com)

#NONEWPARKING “If cities want more people to use modes other than the automobile  they should stop building new parking”

Stop boosting supply! The first of six parking reforms for adaptive parking policy

From parking space to community space. SDOT offers grants for communities to convert parking into parks and extends PARKing Day to PARKing Day Plus

In a suburb of Melbourne, sidewalk makes way for on-street parking

Variable pricing based on demand, way-finding signs, and better management are recommended to address parking problem in Salt Lake City.

City of Napa exempts six new development from parking minimum at the edge of its downtown core to maximize buildable space and asks developers to pay a parking fee in lieu.

 

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