Sioux Falls considers raising downtown parking fees in 2027

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Sioux Falls city councilors received an update on proposed parking fee increases for downtown locations, including Phillips Avenue, set to take effect in 2027. Matt Nelson, the city's Public Parking and Utility Billing Manager, presented the proposal at an informational meeting, though no action was taken during the session.

Tami Brown, owner of The Spice and Tea Exchange in downtown Sioux Falls, supports the metered parking system. She noted that parking spots fill up quickly outside her store, and she views metering as a necessary way to manage demand for limited parking availability in the downtown area.

Sioux Falls considers raising downtown parking fees in 2027 — Image: Dakotanewsnow

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Sioux Falls proposes parking changes with increase in meter feesParking on Phillips Avenue and other parts of downtown Sioux Falls could soon cost more under a new proposal.Dakotanewsnow · 8 Oct, 00:53
Business leaders weigh in on parking changesSIOUX FALLS, S.D. (KELO) — More changes to parking in downtown Sioux Falls could be coming soon. It's not unusual for parking spots to fill up fast outside of Tami Brown's downtown Sioux Falls store. "And that is part of why parking is metered downtown," Brown, who owns The Spice and Tea Exchange, said. "If we [...]Keloland · 8 Oct, 00:12
Sioux Falls parking fees could increase in 2027SIOUX FALLS, S.D. (KELO)-- Parking fees could increase in 2027 for many downtown locations. Councilors got an update on the 2027 parking fee update during the Sioux Falls Informational meeting. You can see the full presentation below. No action was taken during the meeting. Matt Nelson, Public Parking and Utility Billing Manager, said they are [...]Keloland · 6 Oct, 23:45

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