By most estimates, either from Cleveland City Hall or the Parking Reform Network, about a good quarter of Downtown Cleveland is land dedicated to parking. That’s about 56,493 spaces, according to the city. So, getting rid of 20 isn’t going to hurt.
By most estimates, either from Cleveland City Hall or the Parking Reform Network, about a good quarter of Downtown Cleveland is land dedicated to parking. That’s about 56,493 spaces, according to the city. So, getting rid of 20 isn’t going to hurt.
