Tag: spacial awareness

USGD Presidential Candidate Corina Tapscott, who is running unopposed, has goals to create the most open government in downtown history, improve parking and strengthen student organizations.

Phoenix City Council will soon vote on a parking database that would catalog the parking garages, spaces and costs in and around the downtown area. The project would hopefully benefit downtown residents who park in the city and attract new companies to the area.

Hosts Annika Cline and Agnel Philip set out to answer this question. Urban planners point to Phoenix's city plan to explain today's problems, while community members search for small-scale solutions. They discover parking is about much more than the hunt for a spot; it's a literal road map of Phoenix's past.

The third entry in the "Spacial Awareness" series looks at the impact parking-meter changes have had on ASU students at the Downtown Phoenix campus, and offers insights into what the school is doing in the future for student parking.

The Phoenix City Council’s implementation of extended parking-meter hours in August has had a range of effects on local businesses and shed light on the patchwork of parking options downtown.

We are an online platform, gosh dang it, and it’s about time we start utilizing our platform. This means more award-winning radio and photos as well as graphics, maps and GIFs.

At the end of October, the city of Phoenix installed new 2-hour-limit parking signs on one side of Sixth Street and both sides of Fifth Street in between Roosevelt and Garfield streets. Businesses in the area asked for the signs to help promote higher customer turnover.