STUART — Concerns over parking tied to a proposed Brightline station in Stuart resurfaced this week, as city officials examined a potential shortfall that could affect courthouse employees and nearby areas.
City Planning and Zoning Development Director Jodi Kugler outlined how the current proposal could reduce available parking tied to the courthouse.
“That space right now has 169 parking spaces. Total everything today, there’s 334 parking spaces including the Brightline parking area. [If] Martin County was to give up two of the proposed Brightline, that would leave you in that parking space as 165. As you can see, that would be a deficiency of 53 parking spaces,” Kugler said…