Neighborhood Parking Project Information
The City is using grant funding to explore sustainable parking and transportation options that will enable continued residential development in neighborhoods near downtown. The goal is to improve parking and transportation (i.e. biking, walking, public transit) for the community while facilitating needed housing development. Staff will evaluate and recommend parking and transportation changes for implementation in the next few years.
How do residential parking programs work?
What is a Parking Benefit District?
The Parking Triangle
(printable pdf)
Contact
Community Development Department, communitydevelopment@keenenh.gov, (603) 352-5440
Meetings & Updates
Presentation – Monday, June 10, 2024 at 6:30 PM in the second floor Council Chambers of City Hall, 3 Washington Street.
A brief overview of the project and draft recommendations that pertain to zoning will be presented at the Joint Committee of the Planning Board and the Planning, Licenses, and Development Committee.
Community Night – Tuesday, June 18, 2024 from 4:00-7:00 PM, 350 Marlboro Street.
The project consultant will be present at the City of Keene Community Night at the Parking Operations station to provide information about the draft report and recommendations.
Past Meetings
Public Open House - Wednesday, January 24th, 2023, 3:30 PM to 5:30 PM at the Keene Public Library in Heberton Hall, 60 Winter Street
View The Presentation Slides - The project was also presented to the City Council's MSFI Committee, including how expanded parking options relate to potential housing solutions.
Timeline
January 2024: Open House For Public Input (1/24/2024), Stakeholder Interviews, Online Survey, City Council MSFI Committee Discussion
February-March 2024: Analysis & Draft Recommendations
April 2024: Open House To Review Recommendations, Stakeholder Input, City Council MSFI Committee Discussion
May-June 2024: Formalize Recommendations, City Council Presentation
Documents & Links
- Focus Area Map
- Timeline Flyer (pdf)
- Project Presentation, January 24, 2024
- Housing Study