A group of San Jose leaders want the city to explore a permitted parking program that would benefit residents living in high growth areas. The Rules and Open Government Committee voted unanimously Wednesday to inform the San Jose City Council about the impacts of a residential permit parking program in fast-growing sectors designed as urban villages. In a bid to appease housing developers, city officials voted in 2022 to no longer have minimum parking requirements for development proposals and to favor public transportation like BART and VTA. But Councilmembers Domingo Candelas, David Cohen and Peter Ortiz said in a recent…
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