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The City of Tampa recently implemented phase one of planned changes to parking fee and on-street parking hours. This comes after research and work from local leaders and the Tampa Downtown Partnership’s Downtown Parking Study and Plan.
Lynda Remund, President and CEO, noted that the Partnership led the charge for a revamped parking system, casting a wide net for community feedback to develop a data-driven, comprehensive plan.
“We appreciate and support Mayor Castor, the city of Tampa’s Mobility staff, and Tampa City Council to start implementing the phased changes for a 21st century parking system, as our Downtown continues to evolve and grow.”
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Join us for the first Digital Downtown Debriefing of 2021 on Thursday, January 21st at 1pm for a 2021 Florida Legislative preview. Hear from leading experts on the state of Florida’s upcoming legislative session and learn more about the potential impacts for Tampa’s Downtown and the Tampa Bay region.
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The docking location will move from The Tampa Convention Center to Sparkman Wharf, starting today through February 17th.
All of the ferry’s operations and ticketing will be at the Sparkman Wharf location. For the ferry’s full schedule and more information visit www.TheCrossBayFerry.com.
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The popular Southern-inspired spot is said to open by the end of this month. The Ybor City restaurant was recently featured in a national ad during an NFL game as part of Pepsi’s “Dig In“ campaign, which seeks to highlight and encourage diners to support Black-owned restaurants.
The opening isn’t the only change at Sparkman Wharf, Boat Run Oyster Company, a boutique oyster shop and one of the project’s original food kiosks, closed this week and will be replaced by Murph’s BBQ, a barbecue concept from the same owners, SaltBlock Hospitality.
Vinik Sports Group shared on Saturday that the arena will postpone hosting fans for the opening of the Tampa Bay Lightning season and current Toronto Raptors games due to a spike in COVID-19 cases. The arena will be closed to fans until at least February 5th.
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