Residential Parking Management Plan. Appendix A CITYWIDE PARKING RATES

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1 Residential Parking Management Plan Appendix A CITYWIDE PARKING RATES

2 A CITYWIDE PARKING RATES The City of Burlington currently charges for parking in higher demand locations, primarily in the Downtown Core, but also at locations adjacent to public parks and recreational facilities. In addition, UVM and Champlain College also charge all students, visitors, faculty and staff for parking on their main campuses. Parking in Burlington is typically paid for in three ways: Metered Parking (including new SmartMeters and pay stations); Permit/Pass Parking; and Garage/Attendant Parking. PUBLIC METERED LOCATIONS There are currently 1,080 on-street parking meter spaces and 176 surface lot metered spaces throughout Burlington. They cover a total of 6.23 miles of blocks within the City. They are located primarily downtown, in the area roughly bounded and adjacent to Pearl Street on the north, N. Willard on the east, Maple on the south, and Battery and Lake Streets on the west. The hours of operation for non-downtown core meters is 8 AM to 6 PM, Monday through Saturday, with Sundays and holidays excluded. For downtown core meters, the hours of operation are extended from 8 AM to 10 PM. TABLE A.1: BURLINGTON PARKING METER RATES* METER TYPE TIME LIMIT 3 MIN 6 MIN 15 MIN 60 MIN PER DAY Yellow Top 30 Minutes 5 cents 10 cents 25 cents - - Gray Top 1 Hour 5 cents 10 cents 25 cents $1 - Blue Top 3 Hour 5 cents 10 cents 25 cents $1 - Brown Top 10 Hour cents 40 cents - Downtown Meters Downtown Smart Meters and Pay Stations None 7.5 cents 15 cents 37.5 cents $ hr bag - $15 24 hr bag - $30 None $1.50 $10 *Meters are free for those who display a valid, state-issued, handicapped parking plate or placard PUBLIC GARAGE AND ATTENDANT LOCATIONS TABLE A.2: BURLINGTON DOWNTOWN CORE PARKING RATES PARKING TYPE LOCATION PRICE PER HOUR PRICE PER DAY PRICE PER MONTH Garage Marketplace 1 to 2 hr Free 2 to 2.5 hr - $3 3 to 7 hr - $4 + $1/hr Garage Lakeview/College Street 1 to 2 hr Free 2 to 2.5 hr - $2 3 to 6 hr - $3 + $1/hr $10 - $8 $80 - $96 Surface Lot Elmwood Ave Lot $55

3 The Department of Parks and Recreation currently charges for parking at the following locations: Waterfront; North Beach; Oakledge Park; Leddy Park; and Perkins Pier. Their vehicle rates are uniform and are as follows: Price per day: $6 for residents, $8 for non-residents Season Pass: $25 for students, $45 for residents, $60 for non-residents Second Household Pass: $25 for residents, $30 for non-residents Waterfront Event Parking (per day): $10 per vehicle UNIVERSITY OF VERMONT (UVM) PARKING REGULATIONS UVM manages parking on its main campus through a permit system and Pay Station and metered parking zones. There is no free parking on the UVM campus except for those who display a valid, state-issued, handicapped parking plate or placard. The UVM parking policy is designed to encourage alternative transportation options and best manage the use of its core and peripheral parking zones. Students Currently, all first-year students are prohibited from bringing a car to campus with the exception of proof of medical need. Other students who live on campus are eligible for a permit and are designated a residential parking area by UVM Transportation and Parking Services for the restricted parking times of 7 AM to 6 PM, Monday through Friday. UVM students who live within a half mile distance in the Commuter Proximate Area from campus are ineligible for a day time campus parking permit, but are eligible for a Commuter Evening Parking Permit for use after 3:30 PM, weekends, and Administrative Holidays in any faculty/staff lot, excluding visitor areas and student resident areas. For commuting students who live outside the Commuter Proximate Area, the university offers an Occasional Use Parking Permit Program so that those eligible students may park on campus occasionally for $2.00 per day (or $4.00 per day for Third and Fourth year Medical students). The university also offers many incentives to encourage students to not bring their cars to campus and is an active member with CATMA and has partnerships with CCTA and CarShare Vermont. Therefore, unlike typical commuting residents, their vehicles would need to occupy residential spots during the day. However, students also have access to many alternative transportation modes and they typically use their cars less than other residents. Employees All faculty, staff, and affiliated employees must obtain a parking permit and spaces closer to University buildings are allocated based on a waitlist system by Zone: Green, White, Brown. All off-site parking is free. The parking permit must be returned to Transportation and Parking Services once employment is terminated. Faculty and staff may pay for their parking permit pre-tax through payroll deductions and the cost is scaled based on employee s base salaries. TABLE A.3: UVM EMPLOYEE ANNUAL PARKING PERMIT COSTS ZONE EMPLOYEE / STAFF AFFILIATE Green 0.64% $329 White 0.48% $247

4 Brown 0.32% $165 Off-Site Free Free Visitors Visitors may park in zoned Pay Station parking areas, metered areas, or purchase a temporary Parking Permit. University departments may purchase temporary Parking Permits for their guests or arrange for a Visitor Code to be used at Pay Stations for $1 per hour or $8 per day, but this must be arranged ahead of time with the Transportation and Parking Office. TABLE A.4: UVM VISITOR PERMIT COSTS ZONE VISITOR PERMIT HOUR VISITOR PERMIT DAY Green $1.50 $12 White $1.00 $8 Brown $1.00 $8 CHAMPLAIN COLLEGE PARKING REGULATIONS Champlain College requires all student, faculty, and staff vehicles to be registered and parked in their assigned zone, but a parking space is not guaranteed. There are currently four parking zones on the main campus, which is a mix of lots as well as on-street parking. However, no permit holders may park on city streets between 12:30am and 6:00 am. In addition, any faculty, staff, or commuter student may park at the MIC and Summit Parking lots for up to 4 hours by using the Pay and Display Meters. The meters are 25 cents per 15 minute block for the first hour and then $1 for 1 hour blocks after that, for up to 4 hours. Currently, Champlain College is working on shifting the majority of full-day campus parking to their Lakeside and Gilbane lots in order to create space for commuting students, part-time employees, and visitors to park in the main campus lots. There is free shuttle service for those who park at the satellite lots. TABLE A.5: CHAMPLAIN COLLEGE ANNUAL PERMIT COSTS ZONE STUDENT PART-TIME FACULTY & STAFF & COMMUTING STDUENTS FULL-TIME FACULTY & STAFF & COMMUTING STDUENTS Free 2 Free $150 $ $180 $400 5 $340 - $340 Lakeside/Gilbane Satellite Lots Free Free Free

5 UVM MEDICAL CENTER (UVMMC) PARKING REGULATIONS Employees All UVMMC staff and affiliates who wish to park in a UVMMC parking lot must register their vehicles with the Medical Center Campus Security Department. Each employee is eligible for one parking permit and it is free of charge. All vehicles at the Medical Center Campus and in its satellite lot must display a current UVMMC parking permit for the designated lot. Permits may not be loaned and only the registered UVMMC employee may use it. Staff may also request a Business Needs parking permit if they need to frequently come and go to the Medical Center Campus for business reasons. Issuance of these passes is dependent on parking space availability at the Medical Center Campus. Visitors UVMMC has one main underground parking garage adjacent to the main entrance on the Medical Center Campus for patients and visitors. Patients and visitors may also purchase discounted parking coupon books for 2 hour, 3 hour, and daylong parking. In addition, the hospital offers a curb-side drop off area as well as valet parking at its main entrance during the week between 6 am and 5 pm for $8 per car. Valid state handicapped permits or license plates may park for free in the parking garage. A.2 SOURCES UVM Employee Parking Rates: UVM Student Parking Rates: Champlain Employee Parking Rates: UVMMC Visitor Parking Rates: Burlington Residential Parking: