THE BRAVE NEW WORLD OF PARKING THE BRAVE NEW WORLD OF PARKING

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2 PRESENTERS MODERATOR PANELIST PANELIST PANELIST ROAMY VALERA Chairman International Parking Institute STEPHEN REBORA President DESMAN OMAR ABDUL-BAKI Managing Partner Galena Capital Partners JEFF FARNER Deputy Director of Planning & Zoning City of Alexandria CEO NewTown Advisors

3 ROAMY VALERA CHAIRMAN CEO

4 What Disruption Looks Like

5 What Disruption Looks Like

6 What Disruption Looks Like

7 Is Parking Next?

8 What Adoption Looks Like:

9 STEPHEN REBORA R.A. PRESIDENT Architect specializing in Planning and Design in the Built Parking Environment OVER 25 YEARS OF EXPERIENCE Parking Planning Parksmart Advisor Parking Garage Design Green Building Design Adaptive Reuse

10 RANGE OF COST

11 GREEN PARKING DESIGN

12 TRANSPORTATION TRENDS TRENDS ARE LEANING AWAY FROM DRIVING Car ownership is expensive Cities and communities are investing in mobility solutions Millennials and seniors are moving to urban areas which allow for walkable communities Popularity of public transportation Less of the youth are getting their driver s licenses Rideshare is convenient Autonomous vehicles are here and will have impact on car ownership

13 ESTIMATED POPULATION GROWTH IN U.S. NUMBER OF RESIDENTS IN MILLIONS YEAR Statista 2018

14 RIGHT SIZE YOUR PARKING Do not build more parking than you need. Less isn t good either! Hire a professional to do a Demand Study to quantify the parking generators near the garage and determine what is required Do a Shared Use Study to identify the Daily Peak Occupancy for the various parking uses and try to get multiple uses out of the same space Identify existing unused parking within the demand area

15 TECHNOLOGY Connectivity (Cell phone and Wi-Fi repeaters) Parking guidance can increase the practical capacity of a garage Parking apps can help your users find underutilized spaces in the area or increase revenues in your facility during non-peak times

16 SUSTAINABLE DESIGN Save natural resources and reduce energy consumption Reduce operational cost

17 FLEXIBILITY Identify ways for Adaptive Reuse without breaking the bank Provide raceways, block outs through structure to accommodate future technology and power requirements Electric charging stations Autonomous vehicles

18 OMAR ABDUL-BAKI MANAGING PARTNER

19 WHY MECHANICAL? Space saving Aesthetically more pleasing Environmentally friendlier Comparable cost to build and operate Potentially easier to re-use They re cool!

20 SYSTEM VARIATION Lots of choices depending on use and volume Lift Systems Carousels Robot dollies Warehousing Systems

21 A CASE FOR ROBOTIC PARKING Development project that required 120+ parking spots 12,000+ sqft of the site has been allocated for parking garage Turn radii, entry / exit points, stairwells and ceiling height requirements were a major factor in computing space requirements Building height constraints required digging down 2 levels

22 A CASE FOR ROBOTIC PARKING Robotic System can squeeze more cars into a substantially smaller area Leftover area becomes available for additional use Improved aesthetic along frontage Slab on grade All of this = higher quality asset, increased cash flow, higher value

23 JEFF FARNER DEPUTY DIRECTOR OF PLANING & ZONING

24 THANK YOU ANY QUESTIONS?