I'm very happy to see an ordinance that prioritizes people over cars, particularly in a place like Plantation. This will do wonders for those of us who don't want to or cannot drive. Please pass this ordinance!

If we really want to make Plantation a more welcoming and walkable city, there's one big item standing in the way: Parking requirements. It's not even spaces with cars in them, but the ones we hardly ever use, wasting space, making places hotter, worse, and less comfortable. All while making development more expensive (meaning, housing costs more and small businesses have a harder time). I support incentivizing development to the tune of this ordinance, while removing parking minimums.

Hello, I'd like to show my support for the removal of off-street parking requirements for the selected areas because they are arbitrary and increase costs for consumers and residents.

Please pass this ordinance to make Plantation a more walkable, accessible city for all users, not just those in a car. Increased density and housing construction can go a long way to alleviating the affordable housing crisis in South Florida. We need all of the help we can get to redevelop underutilized spaces in Plantation into places people want to bike, walk, or use transit. This will eliminate traffic congestion and pollution as well. Pass the ordinance!