St. Petersburg resident-only parking debate stalls; business pressure grows
A proposed citywide way to create Neighborhood Resident Only Parking Areas stalled after business backlash, leaving neighborhoods to watch spillover.
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UC Davis closes ARC Lot 25 for safety work through Sept. 11
UC Davis will close ARC Parking Lot (Lot 25) from June 15 through Sept. 11, 2026, with changes aimed at separating vehicle and bike/ped routes.
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Ossining Aqueduct Hub art deadline is June 26 as work continues
Ossining, NY – Westchester artists have until June 26 at 5 p.m. to seek a $5,000 Aqueduct Hub art commission as downtown work continues.
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Freehold Borough adopts amended 500 Park Avenue plan for 168 units
Freehold NJ – Borough leaders adopted an amended 500 Park Avenue redevelopment plan June 15, updating a 168-unit housing concept and parking rules.
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Davis approves paid parking for three downtown lots
Davis approved paid parking in three downtown lots, putting a long-delayed parking plan on track to affect workers, shoppers and businesses.
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Columbia planners to consider Five Points overlay change at 705 Saluda
Columbia SC — On June 11, planners will review a request to remove the Five Points overlay from 705 Saluda Avenue, a key step in the hotel plan.
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Cleveland council lowers parking rates after backlash, adds oversight
Cleveland OH – Council approved lower parking rates in downtown and Ohio City on June 1, after backlash from drivers, workers and businesses.
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Glendora launches weekend shuttle to ease downtown parking
Glendora CA – The city’s weekend shuttle started June 6, with free opening rides and regular fares beginning June 13 to ease local parking trips.
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Studio City hikers face a new Wilacre parking fee after MRCA ends free-parking subsidy
Wilacre Park in Studio City started charging for parking again on May 20 after MRCA said county budget cuts ended the subsidy that kept it free.
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Wilacre trailhead parking fee returns in Studio City
Studio City CA – Wilacre Park’s trailhead parking fee is back as of May 20, adding a small cost for hikers, dog walkers and short visits.
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Downtown Orlando parking rates could rise after first council vote
Orlando City Council gave first approval to a downtown parking rate increase, but two more votes are still needed before any change takes effect.
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Wichita council moves toward repealing downtown back-in parking ban
Wichita City Council voted 5-2 to draft a repeal of the 2008 back-in parking ban, but the rule still stands until a June 2 vote.
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Boston parking minimums could disappear for new housing, and the debate is moving forward
Boston MA – City Council review is underway on a proposal to drop residential parking minimums for new housing, a change that could affect costs and curbside pressure.
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Fontana planning panel backs downtown parking rollback for restaurants, retail and outdoor dining
Fontana CA – The Planning Commission backed a zoning update that could ease parking rules for some downtown uses near public lots, while also revising outdoor dining and housing-bank rules.
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Fontana planning panel backs easier downtown dining and parking rules as the city pushes its core redevelopment
Fontana CA – The Planning Commission backed downtown zoning changes that could ease parking rules and formalize outdoor dining, but the City Council still must approve them.
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Salinas council eyes fee and rate changes ahead of July 1 budget year
Salinas CA – City Council is set to review a new fee schedule, parking fines, trash and recycling rates, and budget items ahead of the July 1 fiscal year start.
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Scottsdale moves ahead on Old Town parking garage expansion, with construction due in July
Scottsdale AZ – The city has advanced the Brown Avenue parking structure expansion in Old Town, with construction targeted for July and new stalls due in spring 2027.
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Gilbert’s Heritage District is entering its apartment era. What Heritage Park means for downtown residents and businesses
Gilbert AZ – Heritage Park’s first phase is expected to begin opening in September 2026, bringing apartments, shops and new questions about parking and access downtown.
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Arlington’s World Cup transportation plan is here: how match-day travel, traffic and parking will work
Arlington TX – The World Cup match-day plan now points riders to TRE service, a CentrePort bus transfer, a rideshare lot and heavier traffic near the stadium.