This article is 9 years old. It was published on October 10, 2013.
The Treasurer's Office would greatly appreciate your participation in a brief Survey on Parking available HERE.
Update (11/19/13): The Presentation from the recent City of St. Louis Treasurer's Office Town Halls is available HERE.
The City of St. Louis Treasurer's Office will host four town halls dedicated to the current and future state of parking inThe
town halls will provide more information on the RFP selection process and
opportunities for citizens to provide feedback on the direction of parking in St. Louis . The RFP selection will consist of two phases.
During the first phase a review committee will rank and score the proposals
based upon the evaluation criteria. The
Treasurer's Office will select a limited number of vendors to proceed to the
second phase which requires vendors to perform a six (6) month on-street field
test evaluation of their equipment before a final selection is made. The field
test will include installing parking equipment on both sides of one or more
contiguous city blocks. Based upon the results of the trial and citizen
feedback, the Treasurer's Office may decide to proceed with an offer to one or
more companies to furnish and potentially install units on a long-term basis
throughout the City.
The
town halls will take at the following locations:
Central Library,
Tuesday,
October 29,
Wednesday,
November 6,
Central Reform
Congregation,
Thursday,
November 7,
O'Fallon Park Recreation
Complex,
Tuesday,
November 12,
A printable Flyer with dates and times for these events is available here.
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Department:
Office of the Treasurer
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Topic:
Parking
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