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Downtown Parking Structure Feasibility Analysis

• 1. Introduction
• 2. Project Objectives
• 3. Key Considerations
• 4. Approach
• 5. Questions / Discussion

AGENDA

PARKING SOLUTIONS

– Structural Engineering – Functional Design – Architecture – Sustainable Design – Prime Design – Design-Build Criteria – Lighting PLANNING SERVICES – Access & Revenue Control Systems – Site Feasibility Studies – Automated & Mechanical Parking – Flexpark Autonomous Vehicle Planning – Construction Cost Estimating − Strategic Planning RESTORATION SERVICES − Condition Assessment − Façade/Building Envelope Survey − Plaza Leaking/Waterproofing Review − Forensic Investigation − Structural Analysis − Repair/Rehabilitation − Leak Mitigation GERALD FORD INTERNATIONAL AIRPORT

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Architecture/Engineering | Civil | Environmental | Construction Management

• Over 400 Staff in Michigan, Ohio, & Indiana

Grand Rapids | Kalamazoo | Lansing | Novi | Cincinnati | Columbus

PROJECT OBJECTIVES

• 1. Understand Village & DDA Goals
• 2. Develop Criteria for Successful Project
• 3. Evaluate Site (Constraints & Opportunities)
• 4. Develop Structured Parking Concepts
• 5. Evaluate & Compare Concepts
• 6. Estimate Construction & Operating Costs

PROJECT OBJECTIVES

Site Conditions

 Available Site & Dimensions  Zoning Considerations  Topography / Utilities / Subsurface  Stormwater & Environmental Impact  Floodplain Considerations

Traffic Impact Parking Capacity / Efficiency Pedestrian Connectivity / Destinations Architectural, Massing, Mixed Use Sustainability Construction & Operating Costs KEY CONSIDERATIONS

Gather Available Site Information Gather Stakeholder Input Evaluate Site Develop, Evaluate and Compare Concepts

 Parking Capacity / Size / Mass  Pedestrian / Bicycle / Transit Impact  Traffic & Ingress/Egress Impact  Pedestrian Connectivity  Stormwater / Environmental / Floodplain  Construction & Operations Costs

Continued Communication Next Steps: Process, schedule, and costs PROJECT APPROACH

Ideal Structure Width ~124 ft (325 to 350 sf/space Single Loaded Bay ~ 375 to 400+ sf/space CHILDREN’S PARK SITE

DISCUSSION

• Initial Cost vs. Long-Term Costs
• Architecture & Amenities
• Technology, Security & Access Control
• Structural System
• Durability Features
• Quality Parking Experience
• Sustainable Design / Certification

Construction Costs - Value Considerations

CONSTRUCTION COSTS

Construction Costs

CONSTRUCTION COSTS Parking Structure Experience Extensive Historical Data

• Local
• Regional
• National

Experience with Local Contractors Assess Cost & Value of Amenities

PROJECT OBJECTIVES

PROJECT OBJECTIVES

Parking Structure: Unique Building Type

Reinforced concrete bridges…functioned reasonably well until the late 1960s, when premature concrete delamination and spalling…..coincided with the increased application of deicing salts…to implement a "bare pavement policy“ (FHWA-RD-98-088)

EVALUATION OF STRUCTURED PARKING (TRENDS)

Corrosion Costs and Preventive Strategies in the United States (PUBLICATION NO. FHWA-RD-01-156) “Results of the study show that the total annual estimated direct cost of corrosion in the U.S. is a staggering $276 billion…” Infrastructure, including bridges and highways ~ $22.6 billion.

Parking Structure: Unique Building Type

EVALUATION OF STRUCTURED PARKING (TRENDS)

OPERATIONS & MANAGEMENT

Long-Term Financial Assessment Assess Structural Systems Prepare Short-Term and Long-Term Budgets

 Housekeeping  Operations  Annual Maintenance & Repair  Capital Expenditures

Develop an Operations/Management Plan Protect Long-Term Investment

Maintenance Budgeting

Parking Strategy & Policies Parking Access & Revenue Control Parking Management Plan Operations Plan & Budget Maintenance Plan & Budget Snow & Ice Management

OPERATIONS & MANAGEMENT

Policy & Management

Building Management System Electric Vehicle Charging Lighting & Energy Management Access & Revenue Control Car Count / Parking Guidance Solar Panels Security Systems Wi-Fi & Cell Phone Repeaters

STRUCTURED PARKING - TRENDS

Technology

SUSTAINABILITY & PARKSMART

Energy Efficiency

• Energy Efficient Lighting & Controls
• Non-Peak Lighting Reduction
• Day Lighting & Natural Ventilation

Materials & Resource Selection

• Recycled / Regional Materials
• Durable Construction
• Low VOC Materials

Alternative Transportation

• Bicycles & Motorcycles
• Car Sharing / Bike Sharing
• Accommodate Transit

Sustainable Design & Energy Efficiency

SUSTAINABILITY & PARKSMART Renewable Energy

• Solar Capture

Alternate Energy Vehicles

• Electric Vehicle Charging Stations

Sustainable Development

• Green Roof
• Storm Water Management/Reuse

Design Considerations

• Efficient Entry/Exit Processing

Sustainable Design & Energy Efficiency

OPERATIONS & MANAGEMENT

Monthly Permits

• Permit (AVI, LPR, Prox Card)

Visitor Hourly Parking

• Cashiering System
• Pay-on-Foot, Pay-in-Lane, LPR Systems

Evenings & Weekends? Cost Effective Staffing / Automation

Access & Revenue Control

Public Parking

• Street level retail integration
• Planning for flexible use, deliveries, trash, etc.
• Architecture an important design element
• Pedestrian focused street frontage / Enliven sidewalk
• Located to encourage development or…
• Integrated with private, mixed-use development

STRUCTURED PARKING - TRENDS

Mixed Use

Pedestrian & vehicle interface Waterproofing, insulation. temperature & condensation Noise & vibration Interior vertical clearance Fire ratings & separation Building services

Street Level Retail Integration

STRUCTURED PARKING - TRENDS