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In Pittsburgh, ‘crisis averted’ thanks to parking tax
The city hopes to save its pension from a state takeover by pledging $250m worth of parking tax revenues to the fund, a move opposed by the mayor but backed by the city council instead of a 50-year lease of Pittsburgh’s parking meters and garages.
