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The Missing Piece of Oregon’s Housing Package: Legalizing Apartments
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A Housing Agenda for Oregon: More Homes without Higher Prices
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How Parking Ratios Kill Homes
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Oregon’s Land Use Law Creates Wildfire-Adapted Communities
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From Vermont to Oklahoma, Legislatures Challenge Parking Mandates
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Beyond Parking Mandates
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Parking Reform Legalized Most of the New Homes in Buffalo and Seattle
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Yes, Oregon, There Is a Way to Build Enough Homes
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Save Anchorage from Parking Mandates
Anchorage needs parking. The city was built around cars and so almost everyone uses them, whether they want to or not. Naturally we need a place to put them. But who should have the power to decide how much parking Anchorage’s homes and businesses need? It’s a question that’s come up in cities and states across the US. City zoning codes tend to dictate how many parking spaces, say, a...Read more » -
States Need to Confront Parking Mandates
It’s not every day that elected leaders ask for less authority. But at a California Assembly committee hearing in April, two out of every three representatives for local governments testified in support of a new bill that would limit their zoning authority. AB 2097, introduced by Assemblymember Laura Friedman, would prohibit cities from mandating off-street parking near high-quality transit, in an effort to increase housing production across the state. For decades,...Read more »