Columbia Housing Authority seeks parking plan updates for Kinney Point
The Columbia Housing Authority wants to reduce the number of parking spaces at the Kinney Point development. It needs city council approval to do it.
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The Columbia Housing Authority wants to reduce the number of parking spaces at the Kinney Point development. It needs city council approval to do it.
The Columbia Housing Authority will meet again with city council on July 18 to discuss the limitation of parking spots at Kinney Point.
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