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Street parking rates in core Downtown to decrease from $3 to $2.25 starting Sept. 23

Iowa City, IALocal News

In a recent decision by the Iowa City Council, street parking rates in the core Downtown area will be reduced from $3 to $2. 25, starting September 23, 2024. This change, approved during the council meeting held on September 17, 2024, is designed to make parking more affordable for residents and visitors alike. The new rate applies to parking meter spots situated within the borders of Iowa Avenue, Gilbert Street, Burlington Street, Clinton Street, and Capitol Street, while rates for parking ramps and meters outside this core area will remain unchanged. The council also introduced a new initiative to create parking permits for evening and weekend parking, aimed at providing residents with more options for city-managed ramps and parking lots.

These permits are expected to be available in the coming weeks, enhancing parking accessibility during peak times. The Parking and Transportation Office is available for residents who have questions or need further assistance regarding these changes. This initiative reflects the council's commitment to improving urban mobility and addressing local parking concerns. Overall, these adjustments represent a significant step towards enhancing the parking experience in Iowa City.

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