HomeMy WebLinkAboutPOWERPOINT - 75A_2015-08-04_PARKING PRESENTATION COUNCIL MEETINGS(08_03_15 REV)
Downtown
Enhancements and
Parking Modernization
Presented by:
David Cavazos, City Manager
August 4, 2015
Agenda Item 75A
Current Conditions and Needs:
Off-street Parking
Parking structure rates have
DOWNTOWNSANTA ANA
not changed in over 20 years.
PARKING FACILITIES
PARKING HOURS & RATES
Since being built in the 1980s,
structures operate with
Promenade
original parking equipment.
High expenses due to constant
equipment repairs and labor
costs.
GARAGE C | 3RD & BIRCH
GARAGE A | 3RD & BROADWAY
(5 Levels –400 Spaces)
(3 Levels –440 Spaces)
Operation is inefficient due to
GARAGE D | 5TH & MAIN
GARAGE B | 5TH & SPURGEON
(7 Levels –400 Spaces)
(4 Levels –700 Spaces)
manual intensive processes.
LOT 1 | 3RD & BUSH LOT (PAY & DISPLAY)
(59 Spaces)
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Current Conditions and Needs:
On-street Parking
Parking meter rates were
changed 12 years ago.
Downtown meters are
designed for short term
parking (2 hrs. maximum stay)
Less expensive to park in a
metered space than parking
structure.
Result = imbalanced
pricing model
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Downtown Santa Ana is:
Great Opportunity!
WATER TOWER –DOWNTOWN SANTA ANA
Heart of Orange County
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The County Seat and government hub
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SANTA ANA REGIONAL TRANSPORTATION CENTER -SARTC
County transportation hub
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Historic Downtown
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Downtown Santa Ana is:
4 TH STREET MARKET -DOWNTOWN SANTA ANA
4highest density city in the
th
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nation
Downtown sales tax up 39%
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since 2010
Voted Best Restaurants in the
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County –3 years in a row!
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OC Streetcar is coming!
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How Do We Improve Downtown
Santa Ana?
Downtown Enhancements: Safety ($5.5M est.)
Hire and assign four additional police officers
exclusively to patrol Downtown.
(FY 15-16)
Increase private security in Downtown and parking
structures.
(FY 16-17)
Installation of security cameras and increased
pedestrian safety enhancements.
(FY 15-16)
SECURITY CAMERA (EXAMPLE)
WASHINGTON ST, HOBOKEN, NJ
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How Do We Improve Downtown
Santa Ana?
Downtown Enhancements: Sanitation & Maintenance
($1.6M est.)
Develop a Downtown “Clean Team” to ensure
routine and proper maintenance.
(FY 16-17)
CLEAN TEAM, MAIN STREET USA
New recycling program including installation
of additional waste receptacles.
(FY 16-17)
Installation of public restrooms.
(FY 16-17)
RECYCLING BINS (EXAMPLE)
AUTOMATIC PUBLIC TOILET BY FABRICATOR CEMUSA (EXAMPLE)
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How Do We Improve Downtown
Santa Ana?
Downtown Enhancements: Beautification ($1.5M est.)
Complete street investments:
Attractive public spaces, walkable
alleyways and parklets
(FY 16-17)
DOWNTOWN, ANN ARBOR, MI
LED lighting
(FY 16-17)
Landscaping and trees
(FY 15-16)
MOSAIC BENCH, FOUNTAIN AND DRINKING FOUNTAIN,
TURTLE BAY EXPLORATION PARK, REDDING, CA
COMPLETE STREETS RENDERING (EXAMPLE)
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How Do We Improve Downtown
Santa Ana?
Downtown Enhancements: Marketing ($500K est.)
Create an identity brand (FY 15-16)
Year-round events and promotions (on-going)
Coordinated marketing materials (on-going)
SPECIAL PROMOTIONS, DTSA
Holiday and festive décor
(on-going)
PATCHWORK SHOW, DOWNTOWN SANTA ANA
2014 CHRISTMAS TREE, DOWNTOWN SANTA ANA
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How Do We Improve Downtown
Santa Ana?
Downtown Enhancements: Other Amenities ($2M est.)
Public wifi (backbone) system
WAYFINDING SIGNAGE (EXAMPLE)
(FY 16-17)
Wayfinding and directional signage
(bid-Fall 2015)
Circulator and bike share program
(FY 15-16)
BIKE SHARE CONCEPT RENDERING
Validation program
(FY 16-17)
PARKING TICKET USED WITH VALIDATION PROGRAM BY PARKTTICKET VALIDATOR (EXAMPLE)
DOWNTOWN CIRCULATOR, WASHINGTON DC
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How Do We Improve Downtown
Santa Ana?
Parking Modernization: Parking Facilities ($4.5M est.)
Parking structures have greatest
need for improvements.
(FY 15-16)
Replace parking access and revenue
control systems with modern
PARKING ACCESS REVENUE CONTROL SYSTEMS (EXAMPLE)
automated models.
(FY 15-16)
LED LIGHTING (EXAMPLE)
Upgrades to lighting fixtures,
elevators, paint, landscaping and
signage.
(FY 15-16)
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Recent Successes and
Accomplishments
1.Installed IPS Smart Meters with credit card
capabilities.
2.Installed credit card readers in parking
structures.
3.Eliminated meter sharing through smart
sensor technology.
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Recent Successes and
Accomplishments
4.Pay by phone capability added to parking
meters.
5.Implemented valet program at 3& Bush lot.
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6.Comprehensive facilities assessment complete
as well as market parking rate study.
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Recent Successes and
Accomplishments
7.Ongoing improvements planned for signage
and wayfinding.
WAYFINDING SIGNAGE (EXAMPLE)
WAYFINDING SIGNAGE (EXAMPLE)
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How is this Funded?
Off-Street Parking Rates (parking structures)
Adjust parking structure rates to $1.50 per hour upon completion of
modernization improvements. (estimated July 1, 2016)
On-Street Parking Rates (parking meters)
Adjust parking meter rates in the following manner:
Midtown Zone to $1.00 per hour (effective October 1, 2015)
Downtown Zone to $1.50 per hour (effective October 1, 2015)
Willard Zone remains at $1.00 per hour
Parking Enforcement
Reduce expired meter citation to $40.00 (currently $56.00)
Adjust parking enforcement hours in Downtown Zone from 8am to 10pm
Modification of parking regulations along portions of Fourth St. to allow
parking from 8am to 4am
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In Summary…
The proposed plan identifies key areas of improvements and
enhancements related to parking operations:
Enhance public amenities in Downtown
Modernize and upgrade parking structures
Address deferred maintenance
Provide funding for on-going maintenance
Amendments to governing ordinance and resolution.
Success achieved through consensus between stakeholders,
business organizations, and City staff.
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