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With affordable housing in short supply, California looks to prioritize people over parking and last updated 2021-07-15 19:33:14-04 SAN DIEGO, Calif. â With affordable housing in short supply, more Americans are ditching their cars in exchange for cheaper rent. The trend is gaining traction as cities reduce minimum parking requirements for new developments. âIâve been doing real estate development in San Diego County for 20 years, and thereâs never been a time where you could build without parking," said Gilman Bishop. In 2019, the city removed parking requirements for mu...
THE City of Winnipeg’s executive policy committee recently held a public hearing to consider W...
Winnipeg Free Press MIKAELA MACKENZIE / WINNIPEG FREE PRESS FILES Michele Kading, executive director of Save Our Seine, has lobbied the city's executive policy committee for a complete ban of redevelopment on major public parks and open spaces, such as forests, parks and golf courses. DOZENS of Winnipeggers weighed in on the city’s development future Thursday, with several fighting to keep green space intact. DOZENS of Winnipeggers weighed in on the city’s development future Thursday, with several fighting to keep green space intact. At a public hearing on the Complete Communities 2.0 ...
Winnipeg Free Press JOHN WOODS / WINNIPEG FREE PRESS FILES City councillor Brian Mayes (St. Vital): “My frustration boiled over. That was unprofessional of me and I apologize." A Winnipeg city councillor swore in frustration during a public hearing about key planning documents Thursday. A Winnipeg city councillor swore in frustration during a public hearing about key planning documents Thursday. Coun. Brian Mayes (St. Vital) appeared to voice his anger a little louder than he had intended, after asking city staff a series of questions about population and urban sprawl figures that were p...