Hanscom-area planners debate parking rules as a tool to manage change
Regional planning representatives and town officials at the Hanscom Area Towns Committee workshop debated how parking policy—ratios, pricing and demand-management—affects village centers, office parks and transit access, and identified data and mitigation tools for future decisions.
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Robert Domnitz, chairman of the Lincoln Planning Board, opened a Dec. 18 Hanscom Area Towns Committee workshop on parking, urging members to view parking policy as an active tool in managing local change. The session drew planners and selectmen from Lincoln, Lexington, Concord and Bedford to compare village-center parking, office-park demand-management and station-area issues.
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