mapc sparking new ideas parking symposium: presentation by mark chase

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MAPC sPARKing New Ideas Parking Symposium: Presentation by Mark Chase

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Page 1: MAPC sPARKing New Ideas Parking Symposium: Presentation by Mark Chase

Parking Policies

Supporting Healthy & Creative Communities

[email protected]

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Market SignalsFamine mentality

1989

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Can we raise your parking prices?

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Can we better manage parking?

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Can we better manage parking?

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Build our way out of it?

Surface: +/- $10,000 or $50/ month

Garage:+/- $20,000 or $100/ month

Underground:+/- $40,000 or $200/ month

Assumptions4% interest rate30 years

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Pricing Alternatives

Time limits?

Permits?

Ticketing?

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Parking in Davis Square

Parking Studies

Time-limits/ ticketing

Pricing and technology

Framing Parking Management…

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Lowest possible price!

To maintain a few available spaces

1. Managing Parking is about demand

Not revenue!

OPEN DATA

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We decide where to spend the money

2. Parking can pay for what the community wants!

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Parking Benefit Districts

Tangible community improvements

Community control of revenues

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Parking Benefit Districts

San Diego

Austin

Houston

Washington DC

Ventura, CA

Redwood City, CA

Nashua, NH

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We decide where to spend the money

Meter Revenues &MGL Chapter 40 Section 22A

necessary expenses related to parking meters…&

“…regulation of parking and other traffic activities…”

street cleaningsnow removal

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We decide where to spend the money

2012 Revision

MGL Chapter 40 Section 22CPurchase or lease of additional parking lotsCommuter shuttles or commuter shuttle servicesTransit station accessibility improvements or traffic controls

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Common Practice-> General FundCities and Towns spend far more in aggregate than they take in

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We decide where to spend the money

RealityNo case-law to date in MassachusettsBarrier is politicalCommunity Support?

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We decide where to spend the money

A Model: Nashua, NHParking Revenues General FundIf GT $728,000 in meter revenue…Decided upon by the Downtown Improvement Committee.

2012: $140,000

2013: $120,000

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Nashua

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A great community based plan!

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City resourcesCommunity Development Block GrantsBIDParking Benefit DistrictTax Increment Financing

How to pay for it?

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Year 1: $140,000 -- > Meter Technology

Year 2: $120,000 -- > TBA (lighting, marketing & branding, festivals)

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Bigger pictureZoning & Economic Development

Affordable housing

Congestion & Sustainable Transportation

Public space

Equity

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Neighborhood Imagination Fund

•Community based•Design competition•Spent in the community•Celebrated!

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Somerville Resident Permit Parking

Currently issues about 50,000 permits $2.50 month!

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Cambridge Resident Permit Parking

Currently issues about 38,000 permits for $2.08/ month!

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Boston Resident Permit Parking

Currently issues about 350,000 permits for free!

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Mark [email protected]