Feedback and the use of land for parking
Land-use patterns are often the result of feedback effects in which one agent's decision both influences and is influenced by urban form. This paper argues that such feedback---of a positive or negative kind---could plausibly arise in the provision of off-street parking. A stylized model is use...
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description | Land-use patterns are often the result of feedback effects in which one agent's decision both influences and is influenced by urban form. This paper argues that such feedback---of a positive or negative kind---could plausibly arise in the provision of off-street parking. A stylized model is used to illustrate feedback in the case of bundled parking, to note how such feedback may change a neighborhood in the long run and to analyze several policies. A theme is that feedback opens the door to surprising effects that are hard to predict from the status quo. |
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spelling | doaj.art-07dd0b05a7e447eea10b38bf2bcd2f552022-12-21T20:01:53ZengUniversity of MinnesotaJournal of Transport and Land Use1938-78492016-12-0110110.5198/jtlu.2016.835Feedback and the use of land for parkingLewis Lehe0UC BerkeleyLand-use patterns are often the result of feedback effects in which one agent's decision both influences and is influenced by urban form. This paper argues that such feedback---of a positive or negative kind---could plausibly arise in the provision of off-street parking. A stylized model is used to illustrate feedback in the case of bundled parking, to note how such feedback may change a neighborhood in the long run and to analyze several policies. A theme is that feedback opens the door to surprising effects that are hard to predict from the status quo.https://www.jtlu.org/index.php/jtlu/article/view/835parkingdensitywalkabilityfeedbackplanningland-use |
spellingShingle | Lewis Lehe Feedback and the use of land for parking Journal of Transport and Land Use parking density walkability feedback planning land-use |
title | Feedback and the use of land for parking |
title_full | Feedback and the use of land for parking |
title_fullStr | Feedback and the use of land for parking |
title_full_unstemmed | Feedback and the use of land for parking |
title_short | Feedback and the use of land for parking |
title_sort | feedback and the use of land for parking |
topic | parking density walkability feedback planning land-use |
url | https://www.jtlu.org/index.php/jtlu/article/view/835 |
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