Proposed downtown Oklahoma City parking meters have troubled past and face an uncertain future
A new parking meter proposed for downtown Oklahoma City is facing some criticism in its first review by a committee tasked with overseeing implementation of Project 180.
If approved by the Devon Implementation Committee , the Oklahoma City Economic Development Trust and the city council, about 235 solar-powered high-tech parking meters would be installed throughout downtown at a cost of about $1.78 million.
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