Today I’m sharing a plan I offered to my colleagues on our local parking committee. My hope is that it'll benefit those who are thinking through similar issues in their places.
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Read MoreGive a warm welcome to Sarah Davis, our summer Urban3/Strong Towns intern.
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Read MoreIlana Preuss is an urban planner, consultant, and author of a new book called Recast Your City.
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Read MoreWe’ve been asked for news on the federal lawsuit we filed against the Minnesota Board of Engineering Licensure. Here’s some more info on the case and how it’s proceeding.
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Read MoreMichael Kelley is helping to make Kansas City a place where getting around is easy and affordable for everyone.
Read MoreChoosing a design speed is an application of core values. We shouldn't allow the engineering profession to make this decision for us.
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