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Franklin Considering Changes to Main Street Parking for Outdoor Dining

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Franklin is considering eliminating approximately 30 parallel parking spots along a two-block stretch of Main Street. The proposal, suggested by Mayor Caesar, aims to expand pedestrian space and create room for outdoor dining. The idea is currently in its earliest stages of study.

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The proposal follows a city parking survey where 86 percent of respondents stated they want public parking to remain free and available for longer periods. The potential changes could alter the street's commercial environment and customer access.

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Who's involved

  • CaesarMayor of Franklin, who suggested the idea of changing Main Street.
  • FranklinThe city location where the proposed infrastructure changes are being considered.
  • Main StreetThe downtown street infrastructure being evaluated for parking spot removal.
  • RollinsOwner of Franklin Spice Works, who provided input on the parking survey.
  • city councilThe legislative body that exercises regulatory authority over Franklin's streets.

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