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Commission considers where to place parking reforms in draft plan
Summary
Commissioner Thomas West asked where parking requirements should appear in the town plan. Consultant Michael Allen said parking reform could fit in several sections because it touches housing and economic development.
Commissioner Thomas West asked the workshop where parking requirement changes should be placed within the draft town plan. Michael Allen told the commission that parking reform could be placed in multiple sections of the plan because it can influence both housing outcomes and economic development objectives.
Commissioners agreed to consider the cross-cutting effects of parking policy when drafting language and to have staff and the consultant propose specific placement and text at a future workshop.
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