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Most cities require homes and businesses to have parking. Critics say they drive up housing costs, foster car dependency and raise carbon emissions.
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A proposed amendment that could leave how much parking to create up to developers — and possibly make it harder to find — will move to the next stage of approval.
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Proponents say eliminating parking minimums in Dallas could increase available development space. Opponents say finding parking could become harder.
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Around the country, cities are throwing out their own parking requirements, hoping to end up with less parking – and more affordable housing, better transit, and walkable neighborhoods.
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The Dallas City Council is considering code amendments that could eliminate minimum parking requirements. City staffers say the code is "outdated" and "dysfunctional."
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ParkMobile, the app that lets residents pay for parking through their phones, is increasing its convenience fee.
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The Dallas City Council is considering raising rates at parking meters across the city to increase revenue and free up more spots.
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City officials are thinking about adding more parking spots in Dallas. But that could come at a cost for motorists.
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Oct. 23, 2011. That’s the last time Arlington felt the surge of two sold-out stadiums on the same day.Nearly 150,000 fans will come to town Sunday. And…
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More than 200 protesters peacefully marched to the Dallas Arboretum Saturday morning carrying signs that read "Don't Pave Paradise", "No Parking" and…
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Update: 4 p.m.: Dallas officials have announced they will not allow the fields to be mowed this weekend or designate the area for extra Arboretum parking…