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The City of Bryan is asking for community feedback on a proposal to add two-hour, enforced timed parking in portions of Historic Downtown Bryan. The proposed schedule would apply Monday through Friday, 8 a.m. to 5 p.m.
On-street parking throughout Downtown Bryan will still be free. Under this proposal, only certain spaces would have a two-hour time limit, and those limits would be actively enforced to improve turnover and make parking more accessible for businesses, residents and visitors.
A draft map of the suggested timed parking area and a feedback form is available at bryantx.gov/DowntownParking. Feedback can be submitted through Sunday, Sept. 28.
The city formed a Downtown Parking Committee in February 2024 with nine members representing businesses, offices, restaurants and residential. This process began after a group of Downtown Bryan merchants asked the city to consider timed parking enforcement and regulation. Since then, the committee has studied parking conditions, collected data, reviewed best practices from other cities, tested new technologies, and overseen improvements such as new wayfinding signs and updated online parking map.
The Downtown Parking Committee will finalize its recommendations after the public input period. At this time the proposal is still in early stages, and therefore, no decisions have been made regarding cost, fees or timeline. Updates will be provided as details are finalized.
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