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1. Existing Conditions Survey  Feb-MayConduct parking inventory and occupancy count using on-the-ground counters and drone photography.

CPC = Presentation at City Planning Commission Meeting

Parking StudyAs part of the city-wide Master Plan update, the City is commissioning a Parking Study to review parking conditions and provide recommendations in seven areas in Richmond.

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Objectives – Support continued redevelopment of the city of Richmond while balancing the multi-modal

transportation demands of its growing population.

– Provide existing parking conditions data.

– Develop policy recommendations to address parking.

– Create communications materials to present recommendations.

– Suggest policy that could be applied to other parts of the city.

Process

Stay In Touch! – The Dept. of Planning and Development Review will be hosting public meetings in each of the 7 study

areas (see map on reverse side) in May.

– Visit richmond300.com to join the email list and receive notifications about the Parking Study.

– Email richmond300@richmondgov.com with questions or call 646-6348.

Community Consultations: Show, Tell & Listen MayMeet with stakeholders in each of the 7 areas to discuss existing conditions.

Community Consultations: Recommendation Refinement SeptMeet with stakeholders in each of the 7 areas to discuss the recommendations.

2. Future Parking Supply/Demand Analysis June-JulyIdentify emerging developments and transportation projects that may affect parking supply/demand to develop a parking demand model.

3. Recommendation Long List Development  Aug-SeptCreate a long list of recommendations to address parking situations in the 7 areas.

4. Recommendation Short List Development OctRevise recommendations.

5. Document Development  Oct-NovPrepare the Parking Study report.

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