Thursday, April 24th, 2008
Plan to attend this important neighborhood meeting as we hear from our guest speaker City Councilman Thomas Scott. We will also elect new HYNCA Board members and discuss important neighborhood issues. Meeting to be held at The Quarter at Ybor Community Room, 2nd Floor (above Metro Market).
Thursday, April 24th, 2008
It’s that time again. HYNCA is seeking motivated individuals to serve on the HYNCA Board. In order to run you must declare the office for which you wish to run and provide a one paragraph position statement.
HYNCA is composed of an Executive Board (President, Vice-President, Secretary, Treasurer) and 5 at large board members. All positions are up for election. All current and hopeful board members must declare their intention to run for office and provide a position statement.
To declare your intention to run for office please email your position statement to yborcity@gmail.com by Friday, May 23.
Only paid members are eligible to run for office and vote.
Thursday, April 24th, 2008
The Tampa Community Redevelopment Agency will be meeting in Ybor City! This is the first time this will happen in our neighborhood. Please plan to be at this important meeting specifically for the residents and businesses of Ybor City. Tell the CRA/Tampa City Council what you’d like to see Ybor City become and where you think our tax dollars should be invested.
Tuesday, April 29, 2008 – 6:00 pm
The Children’s Board, 1002 E. Palm Ave.
Ybor City, FL 33605
Tuesday, April 22nd, 2008
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Monday, April 21st, 2008
Monday, April 21st, 2008
On Wednesday, April 23, 2008 a total of 202 on-street metered spaces throughout Ybor City will officially become free two-hour parking spaces. The city will work to install new signage to replace the meters that will indicate the two-hour parking limitations. The removal of the meters should take approximately three days.
The City of Tampa has been working with the Ybor Chamber, the Ybor City Development Corporation, residents and members of the Ybor business community to solve parking concerns in the district. It is anticipated the removal of the on-street parking meters will encourage more people to visit Ybor City by making the attractions, shops and restaurants more accessible.
The new two-hour parking opportunities are intended for visitors making short visits to Ybor City. Visitors staying more than two hours are encouraged to utilize the city’s three surface parking lots or the two parking garages in Ybor. Paying for extended parking at two of the surface lots has been made easier with the installation of new pay and display machines that accept coins, bills and soon charge cards. Parking rates at lots and garages are unchanged.
Additionally, the iPark card, which acts as a debit card for parking, is available through the City of Tampa Parking Division. The iPark card can be used at all City of Tampa surface lots in Ybor and metered spaces downtown.
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