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Council authorizes increase in safe‑parking vehicle spaces on city property from six to eight
Summary
The council approved a motion to increase the allowable number of shelter vehicles at the city’s safe‑parking site at 1949 South Highway 97 from six to eight after neighborhood outreach and with no objections reported from nearby property owners.
The Redmond City Council on June 10 authorized increasing the allowable number of vehicles used as shelter in the city’s safe‑parking program at 1949 South Highway 97 from six to eight.
Linda Klein, the city’s housing analyst, said the site—located just north of the Chevron service station on Highway 97—was first approved for safe‑parking use on May 9, 2023. The council…
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