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Council passed legislation to cut parking rates. So why isn’t downtown parking cheaper yet?

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By Sean McDonnell 
| Cleveland.com
CLEVELAND, Ohio — It’s been a week since Cleveland City Council voted to roll back some of Mayor Justin Bibb’s street parking cost hikes. So, drivers might wonder why the prices haven’t come down yet? The answer is that the legislation that cuts parking rates doesn’t take effect until Wednesday, or until the mayor signs it, according to a council spokesperson. Bibb could also veto the legislation, unlikely since council has the votes to override it.
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Cleveland looks to raise towing fees; stolen vehicle owners spared

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By Sean McDonnell 
| Cleveland.com
CLEVELAND, Ohio — The city is once again looking to raise fees for drivers whose vehicles are towed to the city’s impound lot — though owners of stolen vehicles will avoid the price hike. New legislation if passed would raise the standard towing fee from $125 to $190. It would also raise the prices of some extra fees, like if tow truck drivers need to use a flatbed or change a tire to make towing the vehicle possible.
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Lawmakers put eminent domain back on the table for controversial property

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By Sean McDonnell 
| Cleveland.com
CLEVELAND, Ohio — Cleveland’s fight over whether to seize a vacant CVS isn’t over yet. The legislation initially died in Municipal Services Committee on May 11 after lawmakers rejected Mayor Justin Bibb’s plan to use eminent domain for a new fire station. But weeks later, supporters revived it and sent it back to the full council for a vote.
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