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City manager announces comprehensive parking study; public meeting set for Oct. 27
Summary
Roanoke City Manager Veil Marie Turner said the city is preparing a comprehensive parking study and invited residents to a public meeting on Monday, Oct. 27 at 5:30 p.m. at Berglund Hall.
Roanoke City Manager Veil Marie Turner told council on Sept. 15 that the city is preparing a comprehensive parking study and will hold a public meeting on Monday, Oct. 27 at 5:30 p.m. at Berglund Hall to gather resident input.
The announcement was made during the afternoon session. Turner said more information will be available in the coming weeks. The transcript contains no further details on the study’s scope, timeline, methodology, or budget.
Why it matters: Comprehensive parking studies can inform changes to parking policy, management and enforcement that affect downtown access, businesses and residents. The public meeting is an early opportunity for community input.
The city’s meeting summary invites residents to attend the Oct. 27 session; additional materials and dates were not provided in the meeting record.
