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The title might be the calling card for the City’s parking lease plan: reportedly seven bidders for the eleven garages and possibly meters and
Christopher Wendt
April 12, 2010
The title might be the calling card for the City’s parking lease plan: reportedly seven bidders for the eleven garages and possibly meters and
If we connect the dots between two documents-the July 15th presentation made by the Mayor to members of the public on the parking lease
Back in March of this year we wrote a Blog entry that discussed the initial pool of bidders interested in competing for the right
Controller Michael Lamb has proposed a plan to fund Pittsburgh pensions that would meet the requirement of reaching 50 percent funded by December 31st
Last week’s preliminary vote on the parking lease by City Council was not good news for the winners of said lease. So the officials
Stop us if you have heard this one. A private interest make a cash offer for a parking system, and the Council turns it
A previous blog entry pointed out the eerie similarities between the cities of Pittsburgh and Harrisburg and their recent struggles with looming legacy cost
A major part of the City’s pension bailout plan hinges upon getting more money from the Parking Authority as a payment in lieu of
Two news stories this morning go a long way to illustrating the heavy-handed public sector union attitude on how seniority trumps all when it
City Council members continue to importune the Parking Authority to send along additional revenues being collected from higher parking rates and extended hours requiring