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Northside Parking Garage Study

This study, conducted on April 3, 2013, addresses the increasing demand for visitor parking in the Northside Parking Garage. It highlights current conditions, revealing a total of 1,837 parking spaces, including 163 designated for visitors. The study analyzes real-time data, visitor demand, and offers recommendations for improving circulation and efficiency. Proposed changes include new access gates and revised entry/exit points to enhance traffic flow and accommodate additional visitor parking, ultimately recommending an increase to 250 visitor spaces.

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Northside Parking Garage Study

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  1. Northside Parking Garage Study TSAC April 3, 2013

  2. Study Elements • Need for Increased Visitor Parking in the Northside Garage • Using Equipment to improve circulation and efficiency

  3. Existing Conditions • Visitor = 163 Spaces • Reserved= 469 Spaces • Regular = 1,175 Spaces • ADA = 29 Spaces • Other = 1 Space = 1,837 Spaces

  4. Existing Conditions

  5. Visitor Supply / Demand Study • Real Time Data Counts • Traffic Counts • Field Observed Visitor Demand

  6. Supply / Demand Study Results • Visitor Peak Hour Tuesday / Thursday is 1:00 p.m. to 2:00 p.m. • Latent Visitor Demand = 63 Visitor Parkers in the Peak Hour • Recommended Visitor Parking = (163 + 63 + 10%) = 250 Spaces +

  7. Traffic / Access Analysis • Close University Drive Entry / Exit • Place Entry / Exit Gates at Ireland and New Streets • Place Exit Gates to Asbury Street • Accommodate Pay on Foot and/or Pay in Lane

  8. Traffic / Access Analysis

  9. Implementation Options • New External Gates - No Internal Gates *(Similar to Central Campus Garage) PROSCONS - Precision - Increased Risk of Reserved - Flexibility Space Violation - Less Equipment - Increase Reserved Space - ADA Flexibility Signage and/or equipment - Decreased service for both * Priority Bay Would Remain permit holder and visitor

  10. Implementation Options 2. New External Gates – Move Internal Gates to 3rd Floor *(Similar to University Center Garage) PROSCONS - Control of Reserved Spaces - Too Many Visitor Spaces - Increased service for both - Less Flexibility permit holder and visitor - More Equipment by reduced violations - Fewer student permits

  11. Implementation Options • New External Gates - Add 2nd Gated Priority Bay and Remove Upper Level Gates PROSCONS - Precision - Increased Risk of Reserved - Flexibility Space Violation - Less Equipment - ADA Flexibility - Adds 41 Reserved Spaces to 1st Floor

  12. Implementation Options 4. New External Gates - Close University Drive Entry/Exit PROSCONS - Improved Traffic Flow - Initial Customer Perception

  13. Implementation Options 5. No New Gates - Close University Drive Entry/Exit PROSCONS - Improved Traffic Flow - Initial Customer Perception

  14. Next Steps Select Preferred Control Option Prepare Plans and Specifications for Implementation

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