A FINAL DESIGN for the first phase of the $48 million mixed-income housing project proposed by the Philadelphia-based Pennrose on Parcel 9 got a unanimous vote of approval from members of the I-195 Redevelopment District Commission during a meeting held outdoors on Monday at Innovation District Park. / COURTESY I-195 REDEVELOPMENT DISTRICT.
PROVIDENCE – Some city residents questioned the sense of having minimal parking as part of the plans for a $48 million mixed-income housing project proposed for Parcel 9 of the I-195 Redevelopment District, the grassy 1-acre plot located between Our Lady of The Rosary Church and the Interstate-195 off-ramp in the Fox Point neighborhood of…
25 parking spaces in plenty of space to give to cars in this development. The days of prioritizing cars over people are done. Cities run on people interacting, not ample parking spaces for cars.
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25 parking spaces isn’t nearly enough. Who’s dumb enough to believe the developer?
25 parking spaces in plenty of space to give to cars in this development. The days of prioritizing cars over people are done. Cities run on people interacting, not ample parking spaces for cars.