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  Oregon Nears Green Light for Big Parking Reform

  The state land use board provisionally approved the rules but left room for tweaks by July.

  May 21, 2022
  May 21, 2022

  Michael Andersen

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  Director, Cities and Towns
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  States Need to Confront Parking Mandates

  Housing shortages don’t stay confined to city limits. Parking reform shouldn’t either.

  May 18, 2022
  May 18, 2022

  Catie Gould

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  Senior Researcher, Transportation
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  Oregon Has a Chance to Sharply Cut Urban Parking Mandates

  The reform proposal, authorized by the state’s anti-sprawl laws, is up for a vote this week.

  May 16, 2022
  May 16, 2022

  Michael Andersen

  https://www.sightline.org/profile/michael-andersen/

  

  Director, Cities and Towns
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  One in Three Garages Has No Car in It

  You can build it, but they won’t park there.

  Apr 27, 2022
  April 27, 2022

  Catie Gould

  https://www.sightline.org/profile/catie-gould/

  

  Senior Researcher, Transportation
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  From Highways to Homes: The Opportunity to Reconnect Communities Divided by Freeways

  Shawn Dunwoody (Hinge Neighbors), Regan Patterson (Congressional Black Caucus Foundation), Amy Stelly (Claiborne Avenue Alliance), Marc Wouters (Marc Wouters | Studios), and moderator Ben Crowther (Congress for the New Urbanism) discuss their efforts to remove freeways and replace them with thriving connected neighborhoods.

  Apr 12, 2022
  April 12, 2022

  Sightline Editor

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  Parking Reform: From Theory to Practice 

  The principles of parking reform are straightforward, but the politics can be another story. Four changemakers from both in and outside of government share their stories of how they won victories for using city space more efficiently.

  Apr 12, 2022
  Sightline Editor

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  Fighting the Freeway Industrial Complex and What It Means for Housing, Infrastructure, and Transit

  Alex Contreras (Happy City Coalition), Adah Crandall (Sunrise Movement PDX and Portland Youth Climate Strike), and Martha Roskowski (Further Strategies) discuss their organizations’ advocacy work and the intersection of housing, the climate crisis, and transit in the push against freeway expansions.

  Apr 12, 2022
  Sightline Editor

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  Housing Abundance Requires Abundant Transportation

  Alex Baca (Greater Greater Washington), Alex Contreras (Happy City Coalition), Amy Stelly (Claiborne Avenue Alliance), Jarrett Walker (Jarrett Walker + Associates), and moderator Michael Andersen (Sightline Institute) share their experiences in transportation advocacy and discuss how robust, effective, and efficient transit provides people with access to opportunity.

  Apr 11, 2022
  April 11, 2022

  Sightline Editor

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  Q&A: The Costs of Parking Mandates in Booming Austin

  "No question that we're overbuilding parking": Austin's Leah Bojo on parking.

  Apr 11, 2022
  Catie Gould

  https://www.sightline.org/profile/catie-gould/

  

  Senior Researcher, Transportation
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  Land Use Policy Is Climate Policy Is Housing Policy

  Joe Cortright (City Observatory), Ben Holland (RMI), Jarred Johnson (TransitMatters), and moderator Ben Crowther (CNU) discuss how policies around land use, climate, and housing are all interconnected, and how we must strategically address transportation, transit, and housing issues to address the climate crisis.

  Apr 11, 2022
  Sightline Editor

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