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National Western Center Parking and Transportation Demand Management Study COMMUNITY ADVISORY COMMITTEE March 31, 2017

Agenda  Project context.  Project organization.  Guiding principles.  Parking, TDM, and organizing potential solutions.  Process and schedule.  Your thoughts and ideas. National Western Center | 2

National Western Center Parking and TDM Study Context Build partnerships and stakeholder support Encourage multi ‐ modal access Meet the needs of special events Consider a regional approach ‘Right size’ parking with TDM interventions Capitalize on new infrastructure Adapt and change with NWC phases Plan for existing and future demand National Western Center | 3

City & County of Denver Project Organization National Western Center Core Team Key Staff & Consultants City & County of Denver PM Chris Proud Project Management Team Various Partners Oversight Robert Stanley Walker Parking Consultant PM Jeremiah Simpson Walker Parking P ARKING A NALYSIS & O UTREACH & T RANSPORTATION D EMAND E NGINEERING E NGAGEMENT M ANAGEMENT Lead Lead Lead Jeremiah Simpson Beth Vogelsang Ann Bowers Walker Parking OV Consulting Fehr & Peers O PERATIONS & P RICING S TRATEGIES Phill Schragal Allison Crump Walker Parking Fehr & Peers T RAFFIC & A CCESS M ULTIMODAL Chris Vogelsang Chris Vogelsang OV Consulting OV Consulting I NFRASTRUCTURE Andrew Vidor Walker Parking National Western Center | 4

Project Management Team National Western Center | 5

Guiding Principles PARKING INFRASTRUCTURE, SITE ACCESS TRANSPORTATION DEMAND MANAGEMENT, AND POLICY MANAGEMENT Accommodate current and Enable growth in attendance, Develop multi ‐ faceted TDM future design ‐ day needs for number, and type of events by strategies that maximize access to, from, and through right ‐ sizing parking person trips. the site. infrastructure. Encourage multi ‐ modal Promote pedestrian, bicycle, Establish policies, transportation usage through and light vehicle connections technologies, and strategies a combination of proven as the primary means to that promote a high level of strategies. circulate within the site. customer service. Ensure success of TDM Create multiple entry portals Recommend design standards strategies through active to distribute site access and for parking infrastructure that management and monitoring. promote a welcoming campus allow for future flexibility. environment. Enable year ‐ round efficient use of existing and new infrastructure. National Western Center | 6

Parking and TDM National Western Center | 7

Moving People, Not just Cars |

Structure and Phasing of Potential Solutions Large Event / Festival / Stock Show Weekend Typical Day Concurrent Event Access / Parking / TDM Access / Parking / TDM Access / Parking / TDM Pre ‐ Construction Strategies Strategies Strategies Access / Parking / TDM Access / Parking / TDM Access / Parking / TDM Phase 1 ‐ 2 Construction Strategies Strategies Strategies Access / Parking / TDM Access / Parking / TDM Access / Parking / TDM Phase 1 ‐ 2 Operational Strategies Strategies Strategies Access / Parking / TDM Access / Parking / TDM Access / Parking / TDM Full Build Out Strategies Strategies Strategies j National Western Center | 9

National Western Center Parking and TDM Study Process and Schedule Final Plan & Next Steps Inception Context Demand Infrastructure & Plans & Delivery & Strategies Phasing Pricing • Scope • Develop existing • Model demand. • Identify • Narrow to • Identify delivery opportunities, conditions. • Identify potential infrastructure and preferred and funding risks/mitigations • Analyze data. TDM strategies. recommendations. recommendations. goals, and • Confirm interventions. • Test ‘right sized’ • Develop plans, • Package by phase. objectives. assumptions. parking solutions. costing, and Create operations • • Build • Create model. • Test TDM options. layouts (site, and maintenance relationships. • Create TDM tool. access, etc.). plans. • Understand • Package by phase. project need. Ongoing Engagement, Communications, and CAC Connection PMT PMT PMT PMT PMT PMT Demand Final & Inception Context & Options Recommendations Figures Implementation TDM Dec 2016 ‐ Jan 2017 Jan 2017 ‐ Apr 2017 Apr 2017 ‐ May 2017 May 2017 ‐ Jul 2017 Jul 2017 ‐ Sep 2017 Sep 2017 ‐ Nov 2017 National Western Center | 10

Your Thoughts and Ideas  Site access?  Parking infrastructure management and policy?  Transportation demand management? National Western Center | 11

Thank You Chris Proud, AICP christopher.proud@denvergov.org