1. Comprehensive
Parking Plan – Phase III
Team 5 Recommendation
Hoang Phan, Kohl Meyers, Wol Majong, Anita Paniagua, Jake Dube

2. Introduction
 Phase III: reach high utilization
 Long-term strategy

3.  Employees reside in Franklin, commute to Concord
 Benefit residents by saving on gas and servicing
personal vehicle
 Benefit town by charging monthly fee to passengers
1.Commuter Shuttle

4.  Increase parking capacity for relevant customer
vehicles for local businesses
 Contingent on Franklins economy
1.Commuter Shuttle

5. 2.Smart solution for Franklin, NH
A quick look at dynamic demand
management
Proving the concept
Connecting commuters

6.  The High Cost of Free
Parking
 Donald Shoup has
extensively studied
parking as a key link
between transportation
and land use.
2.Smart solution for Franklin, NH

7.  ParkSense: would able to provide an overview of
the occupation of parking spaces on a given area,
indoors or outdoors, in parking lots and roads.
 SmartPark : daily forecasts, comparison of real
time data with historical and warning of
abnormality
 Park plans indicating in real time: places free /
busy, the parking time on each position occupied,
the average time per parking space
2.Useful Features -ParkHelp

8. http://www.parkhelp.com/usa/
parking-solutions-for-smart-
cities/
2.ParkHelp Video

9. 3.Structured Parking
Long term
Promote growth
18-24 months

10. 3.Site Design

11. 3.Cons
Temporary loss Parking
Preemptive planning
Outlay of Capital

12. 4.Gated Parking
 Would be put in with luxury apartments
 Only if 100% utilization occurs

13.  24/7 security officer on duty
 24/7 camera
 Will attract people of higher social class to the
area
4.Gated Parking

14. 5.Solar Panel Parking

15. 5.Solar Panel Parking

16. 5.Solar Panel Parking

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18. Conclusion
1. Commuter Shuttle.
2. ParkHelp system.
3. Underground Garage.
4. Gated Parking.
5. Solar Panels Parking.

19. References
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