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Pittsburgh controller unveils 'public parking plan'
City Controller Michael Lamb proposes the city sell its directly-owned parking assets to the Pittsburgh Parking Authority for up to $220m. The assets include all the meters, one garage and one-third of the city's surface parking lots, Lamb said in an interview.
