parking meters
Coverage of parking meters in the Nexus archive.
- City Council committee could take vote Monday on potential sale of Chicago's parking meters
A City Council committee may vote Monday on a potential sale of Chicago's parking meters, which could determine their ownership for years.
- Chicago City Council committee expected to vote on transfer of ownership of parking meters
A Chicago City Council committee is expected to vote on transferring ownership of parking meters, potentially advancing a new parking meter deal.
- Broken parking meters still a recurring issue across town, changes to come
The Department of Transportation Services in Honolulu is addressing recurring issues with broken parking meters by replacing faulty ones and exploring alternative parking technologies, such as a pay station at Harbor Village garage.
- Chicago mayor defends handling of failed parking meter bid amid transparency concerns
Chicago Mayor Brandon Johnson defended his administration's handling of a failed bid to repurchase the city's parking meters. The situation has raised transparency concerns.
- Mayor Johnson’s Team Secretly Offered $3.3 Billion To Buy Back City’s Parking Meters, Other Bidder Says
Mayor Brandon Johnson’s administration secretly offered $3.3 billion to reclaim Chicago’s parking meters, exceeding Stonepeak’s $2.5 billion winning bid. City officials withheld the bid details from the City Council under a confidentiality agreement, prompting criticism from alderpeople like Matt O’Shea, who accused the mayor of opacity.
- What could happen if city council does not approve sale of Chicago's parking meters
The article states that if the city council does not approve the sale of Chicago's parking meters, litigation against the city may occur. The key issue revolves around the potential legal consequences of rejecting the parking meter sale deal.
- Mayor's plan to sell parking meters meets opposition
Chicago's mayor proposed selling the city's parking meters, but the plan faces opposition from alderpersons who vow to reject it. The article highlights broader issues, including lax enforcement of anti-idling laws for vehicles in the city.