Is your People Over Parking Act GitHub project a good estimate for the area affected by this change?

What are Democrats doing to address the high cost of housing?

Understood. I’m going to take a look at the Internet Archive and see if the previous documents are captured there

Is there a resource you’re using to track the differences? I’m curious to see exactly the differences between the pages

Are they going to publish a list of action items they are going to execute in response to this press conference? Were you able to capture the actions they will be taking?

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Can you adapt the presentation for publication here? Videos, snippets, etc?
I’m very curious to learn this history.

Not that I disagree with that rule in general, but I think Klimov’s Come and See does a good job of depicting the horrors of war without any heroic or glamorous storylines.

Thanks for the response and analysis! I look forward to seeing future iterations

Assuming full deployment of the ticketing technology across all buses in this region, what is the available service hour total? Do you expect the warning per service-hour ratio to be maintained?

Sure! But the parking allotted to this development brings at least 175 new cars to the neighborhood and gives residents the convenience to drive without worrying about having a spot when they return. This induces more driving, even in an area served by public transit.

Did the developer provide justification for their need for more parking? Or is it just “buyers want it”?
Six levels of parking deck for 175 space (0.7 spaces/unit @ 250 units) seems excessive and will negatively impact the neighborhood with induced car usage.

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