Fargo considers shorter on-street parking limits to improve availability
Fargo is weighing changes to downtown parking after a new survey showed certain on-street spots are in especially high demand. Consultants told city leaders that shorter time limits could free up spaces for more drivers while nudging longer-term parkers into ramps and lots the city has already invested in. Officials say the goal is balance—keeping downtown accessible while making better use of off-street facilities. No decisions have been made yet, but commissioners will continue reviewing the recommendations. Drew Berg with InForum has the full story.
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