Town Hall Meeting. October 15, 2015
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1 Town Hall Meeting October 15, 2015
2 Parking & Transportation Committee Members Faculty Representatives: Gregory Baker & Michael Calegari Staff Representative: Andrea Cruz, Marissa Pimentel Ex Officio Members: Millicent Kenney, John Loretto, Phil Beltran, Lindsey Kalkbrenner Chair: Chris Shay, Assistant Vice President, University Operations
3 1. SCU Parking Today and in the Future Agenda 1. Parking Beyond SCU 2. Build Our Way Out! 3. Resources - Reduce Single Occupancy Trips
4 SCU Parking - Today & In the Future
5 Administrations Solemn Duty The chancellor s job has come to be defined as providing parking for the faculty, amor for the students, and athletics for the alumni. - Clark Kerr 1958
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7 SCU Parking Enforcement Why do we enforce parking? To ensure that parking resources are available to permit holders and University guests. Who enforces parking? Transportation & Campus Safety Services.
8 Parking Citation Costs by the University $40,000/annual City Fees $27.30 is paid per citation by the University to multiple areas & agencies which are noted on the chart. 27% per citation (Other Costs) is used by the University for: Equipment for officers
9 Lots/Spaces Residential 1,116 spaces Overall O Permit Relieves impact on neighborhood parking South of Campus: 28 spaces 2,507 spaces Commuter 1,329 spaces Service 60 spaces North of Campus: 18 spaces
10 Annual Permits Sold Residential: 649 permits Residential: 739 permits Commuter: 906 permits Commuter: 891 permits (To Date) Residential: 646 permits Residential: 696 permits Commuter: 911 permits Commuter: 841 permits
11 Alviso Abby Sobrato
12 Alviso Abby Sobrato
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14 Franklin Street
15 Loss of Lots Loss of Lucas Parking Lot 200+ Spaces lost Franklin Street Sobrato Lot (Temporary) 159 Spaces Lost Sobrato Garage (Temporary) Construction of Pedestrian Mall 130 Spaces Closed Old Alameda Lot 18 month Closure Street Parking 48+ Spaces lost
16 What Are Our Neighbors Planning?
17 What Are Our Neighbors Planning?
18 Parking Beyond SCU
19 Location, Location, Location It takes four years to get through UCLA, five if you park in Lot 32 Bob Hope
20 Price Comparisons Universities Surveyed Loyola Marymount University Northeastern University University of San Diego Stanford University San Jose State University Boston University University of San Francisco Results Commuter Permits Average of $818.44/annual Resident Permits Average of $827.16/annual Staff/Faculty Permits Average of $933.23/annual
21 Parking Culture at Impacted University University of San Francisco Discourages students to bring vehicles Residents do not bring vehicles Transportation fee - includes muni sticker UC Santa Cruz Freshman not allowed to purchase. Commuters & Residents share lots. Expected to park far from class Take shuttles to and from colleges Implementing Scooter-Sharing 30 minute expectation to get to class Bike compound - to store bicycles and tools safely Metro Bus Pass for every student/faculty Limited number of permits sold 24 Bike Lockers & Bike Co-Op
22 Build Our Way Out
23 Parking Culture at Impacted University Underground Garage Above Ground Garage $38,000 per parking space $29,000 per parking space 4% 30 Years 4% 30 Years Construction Only Construction Only $2,172 / per permit $1,661 / per permit
24 Parking Culture at Impacted University Pave New Land $12,000 land cost per parking space $6,000 construction costs / space 4% 30 Years Construction and Land Only $1,032 / per permit
25 Parking Culture at Impacted University Pave Bellomy!!! - Pave the Forge??? $0 land cost per parking space!!! $6,000 construction costs / space 4% 30 Years Construction Only $343 / per permit
26 Parking Culture at Impacted University Pave Bellomy!!! - Pave the Forge??? $0 land cost per parking space!!! $6,000 construction costs / space 4% 30 Years Construction Only $343 / per permit or $1,331 per Permit at 5 Years
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28 Reducing Single Occupancy Trips
29 What does the present looks like?
30 What do we have in place today? ACE Zagster Derozap Zimride Carpool Incentives Zipcar
31 How do we move together? Biking
32 Questions? Comments? Concerns?
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