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HomeMy WebLinkAboutDowntown Parking PresentationNantucket Parking StudyNantucket Parking StudyUpdated Report FindingsUpdated Report FindingsFebruary 1, 2010February 1, 2010 Parking Study UpdatesStudy Area„Added a Walkable AreaParking Demand Calculations„Utilization „based on on-street general use spaces„calculated for core area, walkable area and total study area„Land Use and National Parking Rates„Revised info on building sizes„New information on ferry passenger mode split Study AreaStudy AreaLegendStudy AreaCore AreaWalkable AreaEaston St.Lily St.L ib e r ty S t.Pleasant St.Broad St.C e nte r S t.Lily St.Easton St.Broad St.C e nte r S t.Liberty St.Pleasant St. Summary of Existing Summary of Existing Parking SupplyParking SupplyPrivate Parking AreasPrivate Parking Areas„„Residential Residential 560 spaces560 spaces„„Parking Lots Parking Lots 240 spaces240 spaces800 spaces800 spacesOnOn--Street Parking Areas Street Parking Areas „„OnOn--Street General UseStreet General Use988 spaces988 spaces„„OnOn--Street RestrictedStreet Restricted66 spaces66 spacesOffOff--Street Parking AreasStreet Parking Areas„„Steamboat Wharf (private)Steamboat Wharf (private)52 spaces52 spaces„„Winthrop/NIR lot (private)Winthrop/NIR lot (private)131 spaces131 spaces„„Washington St. lotWashington St. lot153 spaces153 spaces1,390 spaces1,390 spacesTotalTotal2,190 spaces2,190 spaces Summary of Existing Public Parking336183183Off-Street TotalOff-Street1,054748330On-Street Total1,390931513Total153Washington St. Lot1315265683Walkable131131Winthrop/NIR Lot*5252Steamboat Wharf*6654Restricted988276General UseOn-StreetTotal Study AreaCore DowntownType of Space* Private lots Parking Demand EstimatesParking Demand Estimates„„OnOn--Street General Use Street General Use ––Utilization StudyUtilization Study„„Public and Private Areas Public and Private Areas ––Land Use and Land Use and National Parking RatesNational Parking Rates Summary of Utilization StudySummary of Utilization StudyFriday, July 31, 2009 Saturday, August 1, 200910 a.m. 12 p.m. 5 p.m. 7 p.m. 10 a.m. 12.p.m. 5 p.m. 7 p.m.Core Area (276 spaces) 86% 82% 86% 105% 90% 78% 82% 108%Walkable Area (683 spaces) 85% 83% 85% 97% 91% 84% 84% 98%Study Area(988 spaces) 79% 80% 78% 91% 89% 83% 80%94% Estimated Additional Parking Estimated Additional Parking Based on OnBased on On--Street UtilizationStreet Utilization„„988 on988 on--street spaces surveyedstreet spaces surveyed„„Max. utilization of 94 percent occurred on Max. utilization of 94 percent occurred on Sat. 7:00 p.m.Sat. 7:00 p.m.„„926 spaces occupied926 spaces occupied„„15 percent surplus desired15 percent surplus desired„„1,065 Desirable1,065 Desirable„„Additional Spaces Required Additional Spaces Required ––7777 Land Use MethodologyLand Use Methodology„„Establish Land Uses in Study AreaEstablish Land Uses in Study Area„„Apply National Parking Rates per Land UseApply National Parking Rates per Land Use„„Adjust for Shared UseAdjust for Shared Use„„Adjust for Modal SplitAdjust for Modal Split Summary of Land Use StudySummary of Land Use StudyLand UseLand UseSizeSizeSpace per UnitSpace per UnitTotalTotalResidentialResidential869 units869 units1.78/unit1.78/unit1,5461,546Hotels/InnsHotels/Inns390 rooms390 rooms0.91/room0.91/room259259CommercialCommercial710,400 s.f.710,400 s.f.3.02/1,000 s.f.3.02/1,000 s.f.636636Office/IndustrialOffice/Industrial125,261 s.f.125,261 s.f.2.59/1,000 s.f.2.59/1,000 s.f.169169Institutional*Institutional*28,496 s.f.28,496 s.f.3.01/1,000 s.f.3.01/1,000 s.f.3434Government**Government**58,318 s.f.58,318 s.f.3.67 s.f.3.67 s.f.125125WaterfrontWaterfront152 pass/hour152 pass/hour0.67/pass0.67/pass101101TotalTotal2,8712,871* Schools and museums**Town offices/court, library, police dept., P.O. Estimated Additional Parking Estimated Additional Parking Based on Land UseBased on Land Use„„2,200 Existing Spaces2,200 Existing Spaces(1,400 public + 800 private)(1,400 public + 800 private)„„2,871 Spaces Demand2,871 Spaces Demand„„Additional Spaces Required Additional Spaces Required ––671671 RecommendationsRecommendations„„Encourage Use of Available Spaces Outside Encourage Use of Available Spaces Outside of Core Areaof Core Area„„Further Limit Parking Duration in Core Further Limit Parking Duration in Core AreaArea„„Establish Fees for Parking in DowntownEstablish Fees for Parking in Downtown Recommendations Recommendations (Cont.)(Cont.)„„Construct New Parking Spaces in CoreConstruct New Parking Spaces in Core„„Utilization Study Utilization Study ––77 spaces77 spaces„„Land Use Study Land Use Study ––671 spaces671 spaces„„Average of Both Methods 374 spacesAverage of Both Methods 374 spaces„„Develop a Parking Management PlanDevelop a Parking Management Plan Parking Management Plan StrategiesParking Management Plan Strategies„„Encourage visitors to park outside of coreEncourage visitors to park outside of core„„Charge fees for parking in core areaCharge fees for parking in core area„„Reduce duration of parking in core areaReduce duration of parking in core area„„Park and ride systemPark and ride system„„Encourage public transit for visitors and Encourage public transit for visitors and employeesemployees„„Increase parking efficiency in core areaIncrease parking efficiency in core area„„Paint parking spacesPaint parking spaces