The latest place for music in Sacramento can lead to changes in parking lots in the surrounding neighborhood

Sacramento – This week, some residents in the Miditown neighborhood were received near the latest place for music in Sacramento, channel 24, a notice of the changes in the proposed car parking city in the region.

Suggested changes include one hour restrictions in parking lots in some streets, a decrease from two hours parking in place near R. Street and Street 24. residents or visitors will be asked to obtain a parking permit to stay longer or overnight.

The proposed amendments to parking must be submitted to the Sacramento City Council and will be discussed at a meeting later in the council, according to a city spokesman.

“There is no parking lot,” said Alisha Shock, residing in the area. “The location of the concerts is directly behind you.

Channel 24 is an entertainment place 2,150 capacity on Street 24. It is a creation Another planet entertainingThe company is behind the multiple places and festivals of the Western Coast, including Land outsideand Golden Gate Park Partiesthe Greek theater In Berkeley, and Fox Theater In Auckland, and others.

On the website, public transport, rideshare, biking or car escorts are encouraged due to limited parking.

Channel 24 is located steps from the regional light railway station on 23 Street in the city center.

“I’m going to her,” said Rachel Riquetts, owner of Racks Racks Vints.

The Vintage store is located next to the place and the parking lots between the buildings from public parking lots will go to business to parking lots, according to RICKETTS. It is not concerned about customers’ knowledge that several times a month, even several times a week, will be hundreds of concert pioneers outside her work.

“I am sure that this will fill quickly, all this means that there are people here. This is a good thing.”

On Wednesday, March 26, channel 24 will host a public meeting of parking and transportation. The event will go from 5:30 pm to 7 pm at Clara Studios, on 2420 N.