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Louisville Metro Government- Start Redeveloping City-Owned Surface Parking Lots

Louisville Metro Government- Start Redeveloping City-Owned Surface Parking Lots

Closed — 18 supporters Verified

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Tim D.
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Katlyn M.
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James B.
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Andrew K.
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Jen W.
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Larry H.
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Byron H.
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Started by Neighborhood Planning & Preservation, Inc. (NPP) 10 years, 4 months ago

We, the citizens of Louisville, KY, petition Metro to start redeveloping city-owned surface parking lots for housing, retail, offices, parks, community gardens, solar farms or parking garages. Metro's excessive surface parking devours spaces that should have greener, more sustainable uses. They intensify the high heat index in summer, are excessively cold and hazardous in winter, increase flooding, diminish walkability and suppress public transit alternatives or use.

The minimal revenue they generate does not offset their enormous, negative environmental impact.

Please set a new standard in environmental responsibility. Reverse the negative effects of surface lots on our quality of life in Louisville by re-purposing them!

9 Comments

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Larry Hovekamp
10 years ago Featured

With the Downtown of Louisville wiped out in a wasteland of parking and vacant lots and blocks fenced in with parking meters, I STILL GOT A $50 PARKING TICKET! My sorry experience is not an enticement to frequently return to Downtown. Building something useful and worthwhile in those spaces. Start planning and redeveloping to serve the needs and environmental realities of Downtown. Re: see proven suggestions with petition.

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Ben Evans
10 years ago Featured

It's time we rethink our land use in downtown Louisville. Do we want more parking lots and more urban heat, or do we want "cool town" to be a little cooler?

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Tim Darst
10 years ago

We need fewer parking lots and more public transit infrastructure.

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Andrew Kang Bartlett
10 years ago

Reducing the heat effect should be a priority for our city!

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Byron Hoagland
10 years ago

such promise here, a restorative approach to how cities function for people and how and why they are formed in the first place should be our goal. Buildings, streetscapes, urban tree canopy should all be at their highest function and most inviting. Let's show the world how a city block should really Look and Feel.

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Anonymous
10 years ago

Louisville,

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Suzanne Hurst
10 years ago

We NEED to take any and all steps to DESCREASE pavement, and INCREASE our tree canopy.

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Amanda Fuller
10 years ago

De-pave & De-velop!