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HomeMy WebLinkAbout11232010 PARKING AMENDMENTSCity Council Appointed Green Ribbon Implementation Committee - Parking Amendments CITY COUNCIL BRIEFING NOVEM$ER 23, 2010 I N'T Green Ribbon Implementation Committee - City's Big View x Better management of surface parking is component of the City's overall plan to move towards a more sustainable City. The proposed amendments address directives of the Green Ribbon Implementation Committeespecificallyto: x Reduce parking requirements, x Set maximum and minimum parking requirements, x Facilitate shared and off-site parking, x Require motorcycle and bicycle parking, and x Require compact parking spaces. ~ 11/23/2010 1 11/23/2010 3 HISTORY x The amendments were unanimously approved by the Planning Commission and scheduled for Council action July 13, 2010. x Some concerns were raised by Council members prior to July 13, 2010 and the amendments were deferred indefinitely. x In general the concerns were limits on the maximum amount of parking (not enough) and the requirement of permeable paving above the minimum parking scenarios (now changed). x Met with Development Authority representatives in October to receive their input and provided suggested adjustments to the amendments. x Briefed Development Authority November 16, 2010 + Acknowledged the incorporation of their suggested changes a 2 . . . ~ , ~~~~E.:,;.~ ,t-~., CQ. x Impact on economic development/new development projects that require a lot of surface parking. x Permeable paving may not work in certain conditions. x The amount of permeable paving is too high x Cost of permeable paving. x Mandated compact parking. x The maximum limit is too restrictive. x Lack of alternatives to permeable paving. 5 S V.. . . . ~. ~ , _ . .. ~. ~ . ~~ . ~ ~ . . . , . . .. ., . . / Clarified/addressed zones where maximum parking applies (does not apply to Residential, Industrial and Resort Zoning Classifications). / Reduced maximum amount of compact parking (Minimum 20% - Maximum 30%). Will revisit the mandatory requirement and consider alternatives such as ride share, hybrid and electric car parking, and incentiv~s for transit nodes. / Limited covered bicycle parking to lots of 300+. / Reduced term of shared parking agreements from 20 years to 10 years. / Increased the maximum parking permitted to 150% (from 120°/o). / Removed the requirement for runoff reduction between minimum and maximum parking . / Provided for a simplified the waiver process to exceed maximum limitations. / Provided alternatives and choices for increased stormwater treatment. 6 11/23/2010 ~ 11/23/2010 RI~COMMENDED MAXIMUM PARKING x Below are examples of the impact of 150% maximum parking amounts, note the values are very close to the maximum parking needs suggested by various developers. + Office Parking: Minimum 1/330 sf or 3 per 1000 sf; Maximum 1/222 sf or 4.5 per 1000 sf. + Medical Offices: Minimum 1/270 sf or 3.7/1000 sf; Maximum 1/181 sf or 5.5/1000 sf. (Note: Hospitals require a Conditional Use Permit, the parking requirements are set in the permit.) + Retail Establishments: Minimum 1/250 sf or 4/1000; Maximum 1/166 sf or 6/1000 sf. ~ T:[ x November 16, 2010 - Brief CVB Development Authority x November 23, 2010 - Brief City Council x December 16, 2010- Brief full Green Ribbon Implementation Committee x January 2011- Parking Amendments on Council Agenda for action 8 4