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    • Thanks to Donald Shoup, parking is now a sexy topic for planners (CityLab)
    • Foothill Boulevard in Claremont about to get bike, ped, stormwater improvements (Daily Bulletin)
    • SoCal Edison installs 1,000th EV charger (Orange County Register)
    • Marin County scores a Caltrans planning grant to study sea level adaptation (Patch)
    • Path clear for affordable apartments at Milpitas BART station (Mercury News)
    • Roads/parking lots/development—human-made impervious surfaces—make climate change-induced floods worse (Slate)
    • Seattle has “secret” underground passages for pedestrians (Seattle Times)
    • Cities suffer financially when local newspapers shut down (CityLab)

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