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Clarksville Parking Commission restores first-hour free parking in Downtown
September 18, 2019 | 
Clarksville, TN – First-hour free parking will continue in Downtown Clarksville after the Parking Commission voted Tuesday to reverse a decision to end the program.
The Commission had voted in July to end the first-hour free offer and set new parking rates for the 196 metered spaces in the City’s core.
The Clarksville Parking Commission voted September 17th to restore “first-hour-free” parking downtown, reversing an earlier decision to end the program.
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City of Clarksville changes Downtown Parking Program
New rates, end of ‘First-Hour Free’ to take effect on October 1st in Downtown Clarksville
Clarksville, TN – On October 1st, 2019, first-hour free parking in Downtown Clarksville will end according to the City of Clarksville.
The Parking Commission voted in July to set new parking rates for the 196 metered spaces in the City’s core.
The Clarksville Parking Commission is ending the “First-Hour-Free” program and setting new parking rates for the 196 metered spaces in Downtown Clarksville. Beginning October 1st, the first hour of parking will be $1.00 and each additional hour will be $2.00 for up to three hours total.
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City of Clarksville bans parking too close to mailboxes
Clarksville, TN – Taking effect on July 1st, 2019, a new City of Clarksville parking regulation will ban parking too close to mailboxes.
In May, the Clarksville Parking Commission voted to add this language to the City Code, Appendix A — Parking Regulations:
Clarksville City Hall
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City of Clarksville prohibits parking on sidewalks
Clarksville, TN – Clarksville’s Parking Commission has approved a new regulation that prohibits parking on or obstructing any portion of a sidewalk.
The regulation, which amends the City parking code, is designed to enhance safety along the city’s sidewalks.
Clarksville City Hall
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Clarksville’s Rivers and Spires Festival Street Closures
Clarksville, TN – On April 20th-22nd, 2017, the 15th Rivers & Spires Festival will be held April 20th-22nd, 2017 in historic downtown Clarksville Tennessee.
Admission and entertainment at the Festival are free and open to the public.
The following streets will be closed for the Rivers & Spires Festival in downtown Clarksville.
Clarksville’s Rivers and Spires Festival.
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New City of Clarksville regulation limits parking near intersections
New Rule Prohibits Parking within 25 feet of Crossing Streets in Clarksville
Clarksville, TN – Clarksville’s Parking Commission has approved a new regulation that prohibits on-street parking within 25 feet of an intersection.
The regulation, which amends the City parking code, is designed to enhance safety and visibility near intersections, especially in subdivisions and on neighborhood streets.
A red car recently parked near Austin Peay State University appears to be in violation of a new City regulation prohibiting parking within 25 feet of an intersection.
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Parking along road yellow median no longer allowed at Clarksville Downtown Market
Clarksville, TN – Beginning this week at the Clarksville Downtown Market on Public Square we will no longer be allowing customers that come to the market to park along the yellow median on the road.
Signs will be posted stating to not park along that area and the police will begin ticketing individuals that park there.
This has become a safety concern over the past few weeks with a few incidences that have taken place.
Clarksville Downtown Market
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Downtown Clarksville Parking Survey
Clarksville, TN – A public opinion survey is being conducted for Downtown Clarksville Parking.
The survey is intended to solicit the opinions, perceptions and preferences of downtown stakeholders and citizens in general regarding Clarksville’s downtown parking.
Downtown Clarksville.
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Mayor McMillan Gives State of the City Address
Clarksville, TN – Clarksville Mayor Kim McMillan gave her State of the City address at the Customs House Museum today. The Mayor started out speaking about the challenges she has faced since taking office in January 2011, the economic growth of the city, and new programs that are being planned to improve the quality of life for all Clarksville residents.
New programs include: a new parking facility located in downtown Clarksville, along with refurbishments to the existing parking garages; public transit services from Clarksville to Nashville for commuters, bringing a riverboat back to Clarksville; a Summer Night Lights Program keeping Clarksville Parks open after dark to provide safe places for Clarksville Teens; along with a public-private partnership to bring a new convention center to Clarksville. For full details continue reading as a transcript of her speech is included below.
Clarksville Mayor Kim McMillan addressing the attendees
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