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COVID-19 impedes Scottsdale’s effort to evaluate parking needs, officials say

The Scottsdale Planning Commission is looking again at ideas to address parking shortages in various areas of the city — including Old Town — after more than a year since the topic was first initiated.

The question is just how much parking is available or needed in downtown Scottsdale and other areas of the city. Last February, the City Council posed these questions, but data wasn’t available.

That data still isn’t available.

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COVID-19 impedes Scottsdale’s effort to evaluate parking needs, officials say

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