Parking supply in a densifying Bayside
Summary
With roughly a thousand already-approved car-free units nearby, street parking fully occupied, and high school students and social-service workers depending on spots, councilors want any new parking integrated into buildings rather than surface lots, and coordinated with underused city garages.
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Last discussed Jun 29, 2026.
Impact analysis
Garage spaces in the area currently run about $200 per month, and the city's garages are significantly under capacity.
Workers, students and future residents who still need cars in a transit-limited city.
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