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i <br />Elk' <br />Kiver <br />Downtown Parking Study <br />Task 6- Future Parking Conditions. Parking demand ratios will be used to <br />determine the demand for parking associated with new, planned, and <br />proposed projects and any other changes within the study area. The future <br />demand for parking will be compared to the adjusted supply, parking surpluses <br />and deficiencies calculated, and the best location(s) for parking expansion <br />determined. <br />Prepare an analysis of the amount of additional downtown development can <br />be accommodated with the existing supply of spaces. <br />Task 7- Interim Report. Prepare an interim report detailing existing and future <br />parking conditions for review and comment by City officials. After review and <br />approval of the interim report, we will proceed to Phase II - Parking <br />Management and Conceptual Design Alternatives. <br />Phase 2- Parking Management and Conceptual Design Alternatives <br />Task 1- Based on the review of current parking conditions in the study area, <br />future projections, and the information provided during the discussions with the <br />stakeholders and City staff, we will prepare alternative approaches to meeting <br />existing and/or future deficits. The alternative approaches may include a <br />combination of changes to current parking management policies, procedures, <br />and control of the spaces, lot reconfigurations, as well as the development of <br />additional parking facilities. <br />Task 2 -Evaluation of Parking Structure Sites. Potential sites for parking structures <br />will be identified and evaluated. Evaluation criteria will include, but not <br />necessarily limited to, the following: <br />• Parking Needs <br />• Distance to Primary Destinations <br />• User Groups Served <br />• Size, Current Use and Topography of the Site <br />• Parking Efficiencies and Spaces Replaced <br />• Site Access and the Intermixing of Vehicles and Pedestrians <br />• Visual Impact/Architectural Compatibility/Historic Integrity <br />• Shared-Use Capabilities <br />• Development Potential of the Site <br />• Mixed-Use Possibilities <br />Task 3- Site Selection. Based on the Task 2 evaluation, preferred sites for further <br />study will be selected. <br />September 2007 Carl Walker, Inc. <br />