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A parking lot at Brodie Oaks off South Lamar.

Austin eliminates parking requirements for new developments

By Elle Bent, Ben Thompson

Parking mandates, which indicated a specific amount of parking spaces needed based on the development, were struck by Austin City Council on Nov. 2.

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