sfpark
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What is parking like in San Francisco?
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Demonstrating a new approach to parking
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Coin and card meters
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Parking sensors
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Real-time information
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Enable app development
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Pricing at parking meters, lots, and garages • Demand responsive to find lowest possible prices • Gradual and periodic changes: $0.25 up or down every 4-6 weeks • Time of day pricing (vary by block + weekday/end)
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Demand responsive rate adjustments
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Pricing at SFpark parking garages
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Investment in data management/analytical tools
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Timeline & next steps Timeline • June 2009 – Funding in hand • April 2011 – Project launch • Spring/Summer 2013– Gather “after” data • Spring/Summer 2014 – Project evaluation + preparing to expand citywide
Next steps • Do first rate change using only meter payment status data • Evaluate pilot projects • Upgrade meters citywide
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Easy to replicate • Low cost and (relatively) low tech • Politically feasible (only local approvals required) • No privacy issues
Why these pilot projects matter
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SFpark.org/resources
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EXTRA SLIDES FOR DISCUSSION
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How’s it working? Off-street
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Parking census
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Inventory/asset management
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Inventory/asset management
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Inventory/asset management