> Residents and the public would pay for parking in an underground garage, which would help finance the project, as would rent from a small grocery store. Mixe

> Residents and the public would pay for parking in an underground garage, which would help finance the project, as would rent from a small grocery store. Mixed use is gonna need a lot more parking. > After a year of negotiations with the city, Hitzke agreed to shrink the Pearl to 10 apartments and make it free for the public to park in the 53-space garage. Unclear if the grocery store is still there at this point, but now it's a free public garage, not just residents. This isn't a story of parking minimums, this is a story of a small town being picky about the type of development permitted.