The Chattaway restaurant isn’t going away after all

It’s good news for fans of the Chattaway, the cozy, old-school restaurant that’s stood at the intersection of 4th Street and 22nd Avenue South for a century. It’s been owned by the same family since 1951.

An ownership group has purchased the Chattaway, which was put up for sale in March, and plans to keep it open.

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Resident-only parking proposal stalls amid business backlash

Just weeks after City Council eliminated parking minimums along the SunRunner corridor to encourage denser, transit-oriented development, another parking debate exposed the competing pressures facing a growing St. Petersburg.

A proposed ordinance that would have expanded the city's ability to create Neighborhood Resident Only Parking Areas (NROPAs) stalled June 11 after business owners and economic development advocates argued the measure could unintentionally harm commerce.

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