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Wa s h i n g t o n S t a t e Un i v e r s i t y Comprehensive transportation plan Appendix G Annual Parking Report Template Prepared for Prepared by

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TABLE OF CONTENTS 1.0. GENERAL... 8 1.1. INTRODUCTION... 8 A. Parking System Vision/Mission... 8 B. Parking Guiding Principles... 8 1.2. BACKGROUND... 8 1.3. PARKING SYSTEM ORGANIZATION... 8 A. Parking System Org Chart... 8 1.4. ANNUAL REPORT OBJECTIVES... 8 2.0. DOCUMENTING PARKING INVENTORY... 10 2.1. PREVIOUS PARKING INVENTORY OR HISTORICAL SUMMARY... 10 2.2. CURRENT OVERALL PARKING INVENTORY... 10 2.3. PARKING INVENTORY BY TYPE... 10 A. Surface Lot Parking... 10 B. Structured Parking... 10 C. On-Street Parking... 10 D. Accessible (ADA) Parking... 10 E. Off-Site Parking... 10 F. Leased Parking... 10 2.4. SUMMARY OF CHANGES TO PARKING INVENTORY... 10 3.0. PARKING ALLOCATION/USE PLAN... 12 3.1. ALLOCATION OVERVIEW... 12 3.2. OFF-STREET SPACES... 12 A. Transient (Visitor/Short-term) Parking... 12 B. Monthly (Employee/Contract) Parking... 12 C. Special Use Parking... 12 D. Accessible (ADA) Parking... 12 3.3. ON-STREET PARKING... 12 A. Time-limited... 12 B. Metered... 12 C. Special Use... 12 3.4. MAINTENANCE, LOADING OR OTHER UTILITY SPACE... 13 4.0. DOCUMENTING PARKING UTILIZATION... 15 4.1. OFF-STREET SPACES - UTILIZATION BY FACILITY... 15 A. Peak Demand Period(s)... 15 B. Utilization at Peak Demand Period (by Deck/Lot)... 15 C. Oversell Percentage (by Deck/Lot)... 15 D. Overall Utilization... 15 4.2. ON-STREET SPACES - UTILIZATION BY AREA OR ZONE... 15 Page 2

A. Peak Demand Period(s)... 15 B. Turnover... 15 4.3. CURRENT PARKING ADEQUACY... 15 5.0. ANTICIPATED CHANGES TO CURRENT PARKING INVENTORY... 17 5.1. PROJECTED PARKING LOSSES... 17 5.2. PLANNED PARKING ADDITIONS... 17 5.3. IMPACTS OF PROPOSED DEVELOPMENT PROJECTS... 17 A. Increased Parking Demand... 17 B. Decrease in Parking Supply... 17 6.0. FUTURE PARKING DEMAND PROJECTIONS (ADVANCED TOPIC)... 19 6.1. DESIGN DAY CONDITIONS... 19 6.2. EFFECTIVE SUPPLY... 19 6.3. PROJECTED PARKING DEMAND... 19 6.4. PROJECTED PARKING ADEQUACY... 19 7.0. COMPETITIVE ENVIRONMENT... 21 7.1. COMPETITORS PARKING RATES... 21 7.2. MARKETING INITIATIVES... 21 7.3. TECHNOLOGY... 21 8.0. PARKING MANAGEMENT INITIATIVES... 23 8.1. PARKING SYSTEM CHALLENGES... 23 8.2. NEW OR REVISED POLICES AND PROCEDURES... 23 8.3. PARKING BENCHMARKS... 23 8.4. REVENUE CONTROL OVERVIEW / AUDIT REPORT SUMMARY... 23 8.5. PARKING TECHNOLOGY UPGRADES... 23 8.6. CUSTOMER SERVICE INITIATIVES... 23 8.7. PARKING MARKETING INTITIATIVES... 23 8.8. SAFETY AND RISK MANAGEMENT ISSUES... 23 8.9. COMMUNICATIONS / INTERDEPARTMENTAL RELATIONSHIPE... 23 8.10. OUTSOURCED OR PURCHASED SERVICES... 23 8.11. PARKING OPERATIONAL PEER REVIEWS... 23 8.12. OPPORTUNITIES TO IMPROVE PARKING EFFICIENCY... 23 A. Lot Restriping or Reconfiguration... 23 B. Stall Size Modifications... 23 C. Staffing Analyses... 23 D. Use of Auto-Cashier Units... 23 9.0. PARKING SYSTEM FINANCIAL OVERVIEW... 25 9.1. REVENUE BY TYPE... 25 9.2. EXPENSES BY MAJOR CATEGORIES... 25 9.3. DEBT SERVICE OBLIGATIONS... 25 9.4. NET PROFIT/LOSS... 25 Page 3

10.0. PARKING FACILITY MAINTENANCE... 27 10.1. PARKING MAINTENANCE ISSUES OVERVIEW... 27 10.2. SUMMARY OF PARKING FACILITY CONDITION APPRAISALS... 27 10.3. PRIORITIZED LIST OF MAINTENANCE PROJECTS... 27 10.4. PROJECTED COST OF MAINTENANCE PROJECTS... 27 11.0. PARKING SYSTEM SECURITY... 29 11.1. PARKING SECURITY ISSUES OVERVIEW... 29 11.2. SUMMARY OF SIGNIFICANT PARKING RELATED SECURITY INCIDENTS... 29 12.0. PARKING ENFORCEMENT... 31 12.1. PARKING ENFORCEMENT ISSUES OVERVIEW... 31 12.2. NEW OR REVISED ENFORCEMENT POLICIES AND PROCEDURES... 31 12.3. PARKING ENFORCEMENT REVENUES AND EXPENSES... 31 12.4. CITATION COLLECTION RATIO... 31 12.5. PARKING ENFORCEMENT TECHNOLOGIES... 31 13.0. PARKING SHUTTLE OPERATIONS... 33 13.1. PARKING SHUTTLE OPERATIONS OVERVIEW... 33 13.2. EQUIPMENT / VEHICLE ISSUES... 33 13.3. RIDERSHIP STATISTICS... 33 13.4. NET PROFIT/LOSS... 33 14.0. PARKING / TRANSPORTATION DEMAND MANAGEMENT INITIATIVES... 35 14.1. PARKING DEMAND MANAGEMENT INITIATIVES... 35 A. Departmental Relocations... 35 B. Remote Parking Strategies... 35 14.2. TRANSPORTATION DEMAND MANAGEMENT INITIATIVES... 35 A. Subsidized Transit Passes... 35 B. Car Pool and Van Pool Programs... 35 C. Guaranteed Ride Home Program... 35 Page 4

List of Exhibits (Example Exhibits) 1.0 Introduction 1.1 Parking System Organization Chart 2.0 Parking Inventory 2.1 Campus Map 2.2 Parking Map 2.3 Parking Inventory by Space Type 3.0 Parking Allocation 3.1 Parking Allocation Plan Table 3.2 Parking Allocation Chart by Percent 4.0 Parking Utilization 4.1 Overall Utilization Graph 4.2 Parking Utilization Graphs for Sub Areas 4.3 Photos of Parking Areas at Peak Demand Time Frames 5.0 Anticipated Changes to Current Parking Inventory 5.1 Campus Map Showing Proposed Development Projects 5.2 Campus Map Showing Parking System Impacts 6.0 Future Parking Demand Projections 6.1 Parking Adequacy Table 7.0 Competitive Environment 7.1 Parking Market Rate Survey 7.2 Operations Comparison Matrix 8.0 Parking Management Initiatives 8.1 Summary of Customer Satisfaction Surveys 8.2 New Marketing Concepts 8.3 Lot Reconfiguration Diagrams 8.4 Staffing Analysis Graphs Page 5

List of Exhibits (Example Exhibits) continued 9.0 Parking System Financial Overview 9.1 Summary Financial Pro-Forma 9.2 Revenue Graphs 9.3 Expense Graphs 9.4 Debt Service Graphs 10.0 Parking Facility Maintenance 10.1 Summary Table of Parking Facility Maintenance Needs 10.2 Photos of Priority Maintenance Projects 11.0 Parking System Security 11.1 Summary Table of Security Incident 12.0 Parking Enforcement 12.1 Organization Chart 13.0 Parking Shuttle Operations 13.1 Shuttle Route Map(s) 13.2 Shuttle Ridership Graphs 13.3 Photos of Shuttle Fleet 13.4 Summary Table of Fleet Operating and Maintenance Costs 14.0 Parking and Transportation Demand Management 14.1 Transit Route Maps Serving the Campus or Area 14.2 Transit Ridership Summary 14.3 Transportation Alternatives Participation Level Graphs 14.4 Parking Impact Summary Page 6

Section 1. GENERAL Page 7

1.0. GENERAL 1.1. Introduction A. Parking System Vision/Mission B. Parking Guiding Principles 1.2. Background 1.3. Parking System Organization A. Parking System Org Chart 1.4. Annual Report Objectives Page 8

Section 2. DOCUMENTING PARKING INVENTORY Page 9

2.0. DOCUMENTING PARKING INVENTORY 2.1. Previous Parking Inventory or Historical Summary 2.2. Current Overall Parking Inventory 2.3. Parking Inventory By Type A. Surface Lot Parking B. Structured Parking C. On-Street Parking D. Accessible (ADA) Parking E. Off-Site Parking F. Leased Parking 2.4. Summary of Changes to Parking Inventory Page 10

Section 3. PARKING ALLOCATION/ USE PLAN Page 11

3.0. PARKING ALLOCATION/USE PLAN 3.1. Allocation Overview 3.2. Off-Street Spaces A. Transient (Visitor/Short-term) Parking B. Monthly (Employee/Contract) Parking C. Special Use Parking 1. Reserved 2. Clergy 3. Special Event 4. Volunteer 5. Physician 6. Residential 7. Medical Office Building 8. Valet 9. Off-Site Shuttle Parking 10. Leased 11. Etc. D. Accessible (ADA) Parking 3.3. On-Street Parking A. Time-limited B. Metered C. Special Use 1. Official Vehicles 2. Utility Carts 3. Reserved 4. Patient Pick-up 5. Radiation Oncology Page 12

6. Police / Emergency Vehicle 7. Etc. 3.4. Maintenance, Loading or Other Utility Space Page 13

Section 4. DOCUMENTING PARKING UTILIZATION Page 14

4.0. DOCUMENTING PARKING UTILIZATION 4.1. Off-Street Spaces - Utilization by Facility A. Peak Demand Period(s) B. Utilization at Peak Demand Period (by Deck/Lot) C. Oversell Percentage (by Deck/Lot) D. Overall Utilization 4.2. On-Street Spaces - Utilization by Area or Zone A. Peak Demand Period(s) B. Turnover 4.3. Current Parking Adequacy Page 15

Section 5. ANTICIPATED CHANGES TO CURRENT PARKING INVENTORY Page 16

5.0. ANTICIPATED CHANGES TO CURRENT PARKING INVENTORY 5.1. Projected Parking Losses 5.2. Planned Parking Additions 5.3. Impacts of Proposed Development Projects A. Increased Parking Demand B. Decrease in Parking Supply Page 17

Section 6. FUTURE PARKING DEMAND PROJECTIONS Page 18

6.0. FUTURE PARKING DEMAND PROJECTIONS (Advanced Topic) 6.1. Design Day Conditions 6.2. Effective Supply 6.3. Projected Parking Demand 6.4. Projected Parking Adequacy Page 19

Section 7. COMPETITIVE ENVIRONMENT Page 20

7.0. COMPETITIVE ENVIRONMENT 7.1. Competitors Parking Rates 7.2. Marketing Initiatives 7.3. Technology Page 21

Section 8. PARKING MANAGEMENT INITIATIVES Page 22

8.0. PARKING MANAGEMENT INITIATIVES 8.1. Parking System Challenges 8.2. New or Revised Polices and Procedures 8.3. Parking Benchmarks 8.4. Revenue Control Overview / Audit Report Summary 8.5. Parking Technology Upgrades 8.6. Customer Service Initiatives 8.7. Parking Marketing Intitiatives 8.8. Safety and Risk Management Issues 8.9. Communications / Interdepartmental Relationshipe 8.10. Outsourced or Purchased Services 8.11. Parking Operational Peer Reviews 8.12. Opportunities to Improve Parking Efficiency A. Lot Restriping or Reconfiguration B. Stall Size Modifications C. Staffing Analyses D. Use of Auto-Cashier Units Page 23

Section 9. PARKING SYSTEM FINANCIAL REVIEW Page 24

9.0. PARKING SYSTEM FINANCIAL OVERVIEW 9.1. Revenue by Type 9.2. Expenses by Major Categories 9.3. Debt Service Obligations 9.4. Net Profit/Loss Page 25

Section 10. PARKING FACILITY MAINTENANCE Page 26

10.0. PARKING FACILITY MAINTENANCE 10.1. Parking Maintenance Issues Overview 10.2. Summary of Parking Facility Condition Appraisals 10.3. Prioritized List of Maintenance Projects 10.4. Projected Cost of Maintenance Projects Page 27

Section 11. PARKING FACILITY SECURITY Page 28

11.0. PARKING SYSTEM SECURITY 11.1. Parking Security Issues Overview 11.2. Summary of Significant Parking Related Security Incidents Page 29

Section 12. PARKING ENFORCEMENT Page 30

12.0. PARKING ENFORCEMENT 12.1. Parking Enforcement Issues Overview 12.2. New or Revised Enforcement Policies and Procedures 12.3. Parking Enforcement Revenues and Expenses 12.4. Citation Collection Ratio 12.5. Parking Enforcement Technologies Page 31

Section 13. PARKING SHUTTLE OPERATIONS Page 32

13.0. PARKING SHUTTLE OPERATIONS 13.1. Parking Shuttle Operations Overview 13.2. Equipment / Vehicle Issues 13.3. Ridership Statistics 13.4. Net Profit/Loss Page 33

Section 14. PARKING/TRANSPORTATION DEMAND MANAGEMENT INITIATIVES Page 34

14.0. PARKING / TRANSPORTATION DEMAND MANAGEMENT INITIATIVES 14.1. Parking Demand Management Initiatives A. Departmental Relocations B. Remote Parking Strategies 14.2. Transportation Demand Management Initiatives A. Subsidized Transit Passes B. Car Pool and Van Pool Programs C. Guaranteed Ride Home Program Page 35