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Parking Case Study Presentation
- 1. A PARKING PREDICAMENT Acase study on parking availability in Grandview Heights and Bexley
- 2. Parking Case StudyStudio Claire Cason, Alisa K Burnside, Sarah Davis, Brandon Goss INTRODUCTIONS
- 3. Parking Case StudyStudio Tyler Hauck, Vincent Johns, Frank Johnson, Anthony Stevens INTRODUCTIONS
- 4. Recommendations Analysis Existing Conditions Principles andGoals Introductions SUMMARY
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- 6. PEDESTRIAN- ORIENTED DEVELOPMENT A LIVELY COREFUTURE-READY TRAFFIC MANAGEMENT CLARITY IN PARKING GOALS
- 7. Planners Steer direction of development Community DecisionMakers Government Regulates and Maintains THE ROLE OF PLANNERS
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- 9. • Eastern MainStreet → traditional suburban • Large setbacks • Abundant parking • One-story average • Western Main Street → contemporary urban • Shallow setbacks • Limited parking • Dense, multistory buildings • Design Guidelines • Implemented into the city code. • Goals: vibrancy, walkability, growth • Style & parking standards • City of Bexley Survey, 2013 • Shared parking • No parking meters BEXLEY
- 10. • Jurisdiction issplit • Grandview Heights: 1st-3rd Avenue • City of Columbus: 3rd-5th Avenue. •The Bank Block • Owned by the Wagenbrenner development company. • Local business tenants: Stauf’s, Jeni’s, SPAGIO • Grandview • Unique local economy • Keep this area free of large chain establishments GRANDVIEW AVENUE
- 11. Bexley Lack of wayfinding Disconnectedparking lots Lack of bike paths Inaccessible lots and unclear parking availability Underutilized sites Mismatched building types IDENTIFIED ISSUES: BEXLEY
- 12. Grandview Heights Lack ofwayfinding Lack of parking agreements Parking lots separated by barriers Heavy reliance on automobile transportation Underutilized sites IDENTIFIED ISSUES: GRANDVIEW HEIGHTS
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- 14. Bexley Parking Maps Friday11:00 AM - Morning Weekday 10:30 - Morning Saturday 6:00 PM - Weekend
- 15. • The libraryparking lot stayed at or near capacity during business hours • The Starbucks parking lot stayed at or near capacity during business hours • The Rusty Bucket Parking lot also stayed full during business hours • Religious organizations only had full parking lots on their primary day of worship BEXLEY HEAT MAP
- 16. Grandview Parking Maps Wednesday11:30 AM - Lunch Sunday 4:30 pm - EveningFriday 11:30 am - Lunch Friday 7:00 PM - Evening
- 17. • Bank BlockLot, Balboa parking almost always congested • Giant Eagle Lot proved to be a critical parking source • Parking concentrated near destinations GRANDVIEW HEIGHTS: HEAT MAP
- 18. Stakeholders Interviews • CityOfficials: Mayor Ben Kessler and Kathy Rose • Institutional Leaders: Rachel Rubin, Director of the Bexley Public Library • Key Takeaways • Pedestrian-oriented streetscape • Dense multi-story commercial space, energy & vibrancy • “Parking issue is about perception.” • Extend the vibrancy of new western development STAKEHOLDERS: BEXLEY
- 19. Stakeholders Interviews • Cityofficials: Mayor Ray DeGraw and City Planner Pat Bowman • Columbus Planning Department: Mark Dravillas • 5th by Northwest neighborhood commission: Ashley Hofmaster • Business Owners: Staufs, Mark Swanson, Chelsea Cabot • Developers: Jeff Waggenbrenner • Residents Megan Miller Key Takeaways • The Giant Eagle Lot is a key concern • Parking meters are a controversial issue • Promote vibrancy, diversity, mix of businesses and walkability of the corridor • Parking agreements are needed in the future and stakeholders are open to the idea STAKEHOLDERS: GRANDVIEW HEIGHTS
- 20. Core recommendations tobe implemented on a systematic timeline THE PLAN
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- 23. 1-2 Year Recommendations •Wayfinding • Clear parking signs • Parking guidance systems • Shared Parking Agreements • Maximizing current parking infrastructure • Combine and Restripe Lots
- 24. 2-4 Year Recommendations •Combinelots with barriers
- 25. 4-5 Year Recommendations •Improve bikeability •Create a bike boulevard •Improve access and connectivity
- 26. 4-5 Years Recommendations •Adapting existing buildings • Improving the pedestrian realm
- 27. 5+ Years Recommendations •Developing Underutilized sites
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- 29. 1-2 Year Recommendations •Wayfinding and Signage • Clear parking signs • Marking for lots on street • Shared Parking Agreements • Noted as struggle • Valet Parking and Strategies • Combine and Restripe Lots
- 30. 2-3 Year Recommendations •Combine lots with Barriers • Install Meters • Improve Access and Connectivity
- 31. 2-3 Year Recommendations •ImproveBikeability •Create a bike boulevard •Improve access and connectivity Source: Grandview Heights Bike Plan 2016
- 32. 3-4 Year Recommendations •Redevelop Vacant Lots • Pedestrian Realm Improvements • Implement Bus Circulator
- 33. • Redevelop UnderutilizedSites Panzero’s Pizza Grandview Carryout Spencer Research 5+ Years Recommendations
- 34. • These recommendationswill maintain welcoming corridors that are easily accessible to the community. • Pedestrian oriented development • Clarity in Parking • Create lively cores • Future ready traffic management • To maintain • Host quarterly stakeholder meetings • Review all parking designs and requirements every 5 years CONCLUSION
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