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St. Petersburg institutes temporary loading zones for restaurants

Purpose
Moving goods
Approach
Changes to public space
Type
Public space
Mode
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About this initiative

Upon request, 2 additional 15-min loading zones may be temporarily added on each side of any downtown block where metered or time-limited parking exists; businesses that serve food without dedicated parking lots can take advantage of this program.

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