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1 Master Planning Council May 19, 2010 Parking and Transportation & Office of the Architect t Rebecca White, Director, P & T Julia Monteith, Senior Land Use Planner, OAU

2 TDM Plan Phase 1, Implementation in process TDM Plan Phase 2, Plan completed - Integrated growth enrollment impacts -Tailored TDM 5-year implementation plan for UVa - Integrated impacts of growth without TDM implementation - Included analysis of carbon reduction impacts Process

3 Strategy: TDM Phase 1

4 Phase 1 Strategies Implemented

5 UTS-CTS Fare Reciprocity Program Occasional Parking Program Guaranteed Ride Home Carpool Preferred Parking ZipCar Carsharing Full-Time UVa Transportation Coordinator Carpool Get-Togethers Flexible Work Schedule Policy Commuter Survey Marketing Budget Parking Permit Price Increase 50% Carpool Subsidy In-House Carpool Matching Strategy Recommendations: Phase 2 Implementation Timeline CTS Service Improvements

6 Land Availability Carbon Emissions 5.5 acres = Metric Tons eco 2 of fpvp Panels Land Use and Carbon Reduction Impacts

7 Surplus Buffer allows for Uva s flexibility to manage parking capacity on Grounds in support of event parking, parking availability, and operations. North Grounds: 1000 Space Buffer at JPJ/U-Hall, provides buffer for event parking and avoids additional transit costs associated with increased use. Central Grounds: 5%, typical operational buffer to allow patrons to find available spaces. (276 spaces) West Grounds: 5%, typical operational buffer to allow patrons to find available spaces. (121 spaces) Impact of Capital Projects through 2020 North Grounds Addition of 41 Spaces Central Grounds Loss of 120 Spaces West Grounds Loss of 467 Spaces Assumption: Surplus Buffer

8 Mode-split Allocation provides the basis for the various TDM modes to be allocated based on percentages of the overall TDM program No TDM 78.1% Drive Alone 10.0% Carpool 11.9% Other 10-Year TDM In 2015 In % Drive Alone 64% Drive Alone 17.7% Carpool 24.1% Carpool 11.9% Other 11.9% Other -1.3% Drive Alone per Year through % Carpool per Year through 2020 Assumption: Mode-split Allocation

9 The Utilization Ratio 1) Applied mode split ratios to the new and existing population. 2) Assumption made that 70% of new faculty, staff, and students that drive will occupy parking spaces simultaneously. 3) Steady state enrollment growth rate was used as the baseline for analysis. Assumption: Utilization Ratio

10 Parking Availability ab Projection o without TDM Central Grounds North Grounds West Grounds 2020 Parking Availability Projections

11 Parking Availability ab Projection ojecto with 10-year TDM Central Grounds North Grounds West Grounds 2020 Parking Availability Projections

12 year TDM vs. No Additional TDM Implementation North Grounds Central Grounds West Grounds Total yearTDM No Add. TDM Parking Availability Projections

13 Annual Expenditures 10-Year TDM vs. No Additional TDM $8,000,000 $7,000,000 $6,000,000 $5,000,000 $4,000,000 TDM No Added d TDM $3,000,000 $2,000,000 $1,000,000 $ Financial Projections

14 Key Points TDM implementation plan is a 5-year process, results are a 10-year process. TDM extends the availability of parking and reduces the severity of inventory shortfalls Although we re presenting a 5-year implementation plan, we should be prepared p to commit to an additional 5-year plan in Key Points

15 UTS-CTS Fare Reciprocity Program Occasional Parking Program Guaranteed Ride Home How does UVa leverage the funding sources appropriately to deliver the first 5- year implementation and the second 5- year implementation? Carpool Preferred Parking ZipCar Carsharing Full-Time UVa Transportation Coordinator Carpool Get-Togethers Flexible Work Schedule Policy Commuter Survey Marketing Budget Parking Permit Price Increase 50% Carpool Subsidy In-House Carpool Matching Strategy Recommendations: Phase 2 Implementation Timeline CTS Service Improvements

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34 Grounds Improvement Fund Project Proposal Review Committee: Rich Hopkins Facilities Management Mark Stanis Facilities Management Gary Nimax Business Operations Kevin Fox Health System Dick Minturn Provost s Office David Neuman Office of the Architect Helen Wilson Office of the Architect Mary Hughes Office of the Architect GROUNDS IMPROVEMENT FUND PROJECTS AT UVA Office of the Architect & Facilities Management

35 Chapel Accessibility & Plaza Improvements Before: After: GROUNDS IMPROVEMENT FUND PROJECTS AT UVA Office of the Architect & Facilities Management

36 Rotunda Drive Vehicular Barrier Before: After: During: GROUNDS IMPROVEMENT FUND PROJECTS AT UVA Office of the Architect & Facilities Management

37 Lower Lawn Bike Parking Before: After: GROUNDS IMPROVEMENT FUND PROJECTS AT UVA Office of the Architect & Facilities Management

38 McIntire Amphitheater Improvements Before: After: GROUNDS IMPROVEMENT FUND PROJECTS AT UVA Office of the Architect & Facilities Management

39 McCormick Road Bus Stop Improvements Before: After: GROUNDS IMPROVEMENT FUND PROJECTS AT UVA Office of the Architect & Facilities Management

40 Leake Building Exterior Stairs Before: After: GROUNDS IMPROVEMENT FUND PROJECTS AT UVA Office of the Architect & Facilities Management

41 Hospital Drive Turn around & Varsity Hall Landscape Before: After: GROUNDS IMPROVEMENT FUND PROJECTS AT UVA Office of the Architect & Facilities Management

42 Pedestrian Safety Improvements Newcomb & University Ave. intersection modifications: In ground LED crosswalk lights: GROUNDS IMPROVEMENT FUND PROJECTS AT UVA Office of the Architect & Facilities Management

43 Pavilion Alley Lighting Improvements West and East Alley lighting plans: Alley light fixture molded from historic pole: GROUNDS IMPROVEMENT FUND PROJECTS AT UVA Office of the Architect & Facilities Management

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