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Parking minimums in Long Beach could be changed as proposal heads to City Council

One of the changes would end parking minimums from changing for businesses that are taking over Long Beach storefronts in buildings over 10 years old.

Parking minimums in Long Beach could be changed as proposal heads to City Council
Drivers navigate around a truck attempting to park on Fourth Street's Retro Row Tuesday, Oct. 1, 2024. Photo by Brandon Richardson.

Long Beach is looking to update some of its parking regulations with some aligning city rules with state law that prohibits parking from being required for some residential projects and others aimed at removing barriers for businesses to open up in the city. 

The Long Beach Planning Commission voted Thursday to send a handful of proposed updates to the City Council for final approval later this year with the biggest proposed changes focusing on parking minimums for businesses.

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