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Overland Park
Downtown Parking Plan BNIM | Nelson/Nygaard | Trekk Design Group Overland Park, KS | May 5, 2014
What are we trying to accomplish?
Revitalize Downtown by:
Attracting new residents and
visitors
Supporting and strengthening
existing businesses
Encouraging new development
Providing an attractive, inviting
environment
Creating a higher density, mixed-
use, pedestrian friendly area
Vision Metcalf
Downtown Form-Based Code
Parking is a key challenge for these goals
Many existing spaces are
underutilized
The most popular spaces are
often full
The cost of required parking
is a hurdle for development
New dev will increase parking
demand while reducing space
Not all parking areas are as
inviting as they could be
People reluctant to walk due
to pedestrian environment
4
The farmers market public lots are the most consistently utilized off-street parking locations
Weekdays
5
Heavy utilization
shifts at 6pm to
restaurant areas
near Floyd Street
Weekdays
Downtown “Core”
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Effects of the
farmers market are
most prominent
around 10am-noon
On-street parking
directly adjacent to
the market, areas
south of 80th
street, and both
private and public
lots reach capacity
Weekends
Downtown “Core”
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“Big Ideas” for making parking work for Downtown
Many existing spaces are
underutilized
The most popular spaces are
often full
The cost of required parking
is a hurdle for development
New dev will increase parking
demand while reducing space
Not all parking areas are as
inviting as they could be
People reluctant to walk due
to pedestrian environment
1. Make it easier
to find
2. Use what we’ve got
more efficiently: share it
3. Increase supply
smartly
4. Capture the true
value of parking
5. Improve the
pedestrian experience
5. Improve the
pedestrian experience
“Big Ideas” for making parking work for Downtown
Many existing spaces are
underutilized
The most popular spaces are
often full
The cost of required parking
is a hurdle for development
New dev will increase parking
demand while reducing space
Not all parking areas are as
inviting as they could be
People reluctant to walk due
to pedestrian environment
1. Make it easier
to find
2. Use what we’ve got
more efficiently: share it
3. Increase supply
smartly
4. Capture the true
value of parking
5. Improve the
pedestrian experience
5. Improve the
pedestrian experience
BIG IDEA 1: Make Parking Easier to Find and Use
Strategies:
A. Enhance Downtown Marking
and Information
B. Integrate Parking Technology
C. Improve Signage and
Wayfinding
Issue: Difficulty Locating Available Parking
Issue: Getting From Your Car to/from Your Destination
Strategy: Enhance downtown marketing and information
BIG IDEA 1: Make Parking Easier to Find and Use Strategy A: Enhance Downtown Marketing and Information
First Steps: Parking Information Card
Strategy: Enhance downtown marketing and information
BIG IDEA 1: Make Parking Easier to Find and Use
First Steps: Parking Website
Strategy A: Enhance Downtown Marketing and Information
Strategy: Enhance downtown marketing and information
BIG IDEA 1: Make Parking Easier to Find and Use Strategy B: Integrate Parking Technology
First Steps: Driving Directions and Destination Information
BIG IDEA 1: Make Parking Easier to Find and Use Strategy C: Improve Signage and Wayfinding
First Steps: Signage and Wayfinding
“Big Ideas” for making parking work for Downtown
Many existing spaces are
underutilized
The most popular spaces are
often full
The cost of required parking
is a hurdle for development
New dev will increase parking
demand while reducing space
Not all parking areas are as
inviting as they could be
People reluctant to walk due
to pedestrian environment
1. Make it easier
to find
2. Use what we’ve got
more efficiently: share it
3. Increase supply
smartly
4. Capture the true
value of parking
5. Improve the
pedestrian experience
5. Improve the
pedestrian experience
BIG IDEA 2: Use Parking More Efficiently By Sharing
Strategies:
A. Expand the Shared pool of
Public Parking Spaces
B. Separate Parking from
Development Costs
Strategy: Enhance downtown marketing and information
BIG IDEA 2: Use Parking More Efficiently By Sharing Strategy A: Expand the Shared Pool of Public Parking Spaces
First Steps: Valet Parking Program
Strategy: Enhance downtown marketing and information
BIG IDEA 2: Use Parking More Efficiently By Sharing
First Steps: Pilot Shared Parking Agreement
Strategy A: Expand the Shared Pool of Public Parking Spaces
Strategy: Enhance downtown marketing and information
BIG IDEA 2: Use Parking More Efficiently By Sharing Strategy B: Separate Parking From Development Costs
First Steps: Zoning Relief
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Restaurant
Residential
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Residential
Unshared Supply
Office
BIG IDEA 2: Use Parking More Efficiently By Sharing Strategy B: Separate Parking From Development Costs
First Steps: Zoning Relief
“Big Ideas” for making parking work for Downtown
Many existing spaces are
underutilized
The most popular spaces are
often full
The cost of required parking
is a hurdle for development
New dev will increase parking
demand while reducing space
Not all parking areas are as
inviting as they could be
People reluctant to walk due
to pedestrian environment
1. Make it easier
to find
2. Use what we’ve got
more efficiently: share it
3. Increase supply
smartly
4. Capture the true
value of parking
5. Improve the
pedestrian experience
5. Improve the
pedestrian experience
BIG IDEA 3: Increase Parking Supply
Strategies:
A. Create Additional On-Street
Parking
B. Identify Locations for Future
Shared Garages
Concentration of Current Parking Needs
Overland Park | March 14, 2013 | 24
BIG IDEA 3: Increase Parking Supply
First Steps: Add New Spaces Through Restriping
Strategy A: Create Additional On-Street Parking
79th Street:
• Today: No Parking
Overland Park | March 14, 2013 | 25
79th Street
BIG IDEA 3: Increase Parking Supply
First Steps: Add New Spaces Through Restriping
Strategy A: Create Additional On-Street Parking
79th Street:
• Tomorrow: 28 Spaces
Overland Park | March 14, 2013 | 26
BIG IDEA 3: Increase Parking Supply
First Steps: Add New Spaces Through Restriping
Strategy A: Create Additional On-Street Parking
79th Street:
• Tomorrow: 39 Spaces
with 4’ widening
Overland Park | March 14, 2013 | 27
BIG IDEA 3: Increase Parking Supply
First Steps: Add New Spaces Through Restriping
Strategy A: Create Additional On-Street Parking
Foster Street:
• Today: 23 Spaces
Overland Park | March 14, 2013 | 28
On
e W
ay
BIG IDEA 3: Increase Parking Supply
First Steps: Add New Spaces Through Restriping
Strategy A: Create Additional On-Street Parking
Foster Street:
• Tomorrow: 43 Spaces
Overland Park | March 14, 2013 | 29
BIG IDEA 3: Increase Parking Supply
First Steps: Add New Spaces Through Restriping
Strategy A: Create Additional On-Street Parking
Marty Street (north of 79th):
• Today: 2 Spaces
Overland Park | March 14, 2013 | 30
BIG IDEA 3: Increase Parking Supply
First Steps: Add New Spaces Through Restriping
Strategy A: Create Additional On-Street Parking
Marty Street (north of 79th):
• Tomorrow: 21 Spaces
BIG IDEA 3: Increase Parking Supply
First Steps: Add New Spaces Through Restriping
Strategy A: Create Additional On-Street Parking
Conser Street:
• Today: 42 Spaces
BIG IDEA 3: Increase Parking Supply
First Steps: Add New Spaces Through Restriping
Strategy A: Create Additional On-Street Parking
Conser Street:
• Tomorrow: 51 Spaces
• 43’ ROW
• 8’ ROW Expansion
• 73 proposed parking
spaces
BIG IDEA 3: Increase Parking Supply
First Steps: Add New Spaces Through Restriping
Strategy A: Create Additional On-Street Parking
Conser Street:
• Tomorrow: 73 Spaces
with 8 foot widening
Overland Park | March 14, 2013 | 34
BIG IDEA 3: Increase Parking Supply
First Steps: Add New Spaces Through Restriping
Strategy A: Create Additional On-Street Parking
80th & Santa Fe:
• Today: 15 Spaces
Overland Park | March 14, 2013 | 35
BIG IDEA 3: Increase Parking Supply
First Steps: Add New Spaces Through Restriping
Strategy A: Create Additional On-Street Parking
80th & Santa Fe:
• Tomorrow: 23 Spaces
“Big Ideas” for making parking work for Downtown
Many existing spaces are
underutilized
The most popular spaces are
often full
The cost of required parking
is a hurdle for development
New dev will increase parking
demand while reducing space
Not all parking areas are as
inviting as they could be
People reluctant to walk due
to pedestrian environment
1. Make it easier
to find
2. Use what we’ve got
more efficiently: share it
3. Increase supply
smartly
4. Capture the true
value of parking
5. Improve the
pedestrian experience
5. Improve the
pedestrian experience
BIG IDEA 4: Capture the True Value of Parking
Strategies:
A. Establish Tiered Time Limits
B. Enforce Parking Regulations
C. Price Parking in Strategic Places
Strategy: Enhance downtown marketing and information
BIG IDEA 4: Capture the True Value of Parking Strategy A: Establish Tiered Time Limits
First Steps: Tiered Time Limits
Strategy: Enhance downtown marketing and information
BIG IDEA 4: Capture the True Value of Parking Strategy B: Enforce Parking Regulations
First Steps: Parking Ambassador Program
Strategy: Enhance downtown marketing and information
BIG IDEA 4: Capture the True Value of Parking Strategy C: Price Parking in Strategic Locations
First Steps: Pilot Pricing Program
“Big Ideas” for making parking work for Downtown
Many existing spaces are
underutilized
The most popular spaces are
often full
The cost of required parking
is a hurdle for development
New dev will increase parking
demand while reducing space
Not all parking areas are as
inviting as they could be
People reluctant to walk due
to pedestrian environment
1. Make it easier
to find
2. Use what we’ve got
more efficiently: share it
3. Increase supply
smartly
4. Capture the true
value of parking
5. Improve the
pedestrian experience
5. Improve the
pedestrian experience
BIG IDEA 5: Improve the Pedestrian Experience
Strategies:
A. Enhance Connections
Between Parking and
Destinations
B. Create More Attractive and
Inviting Parking Lots
Strategy: Enhance downtown marketing and information
BIG IDEA 5: Improve the Pedestrian Experience Strategy A: Enhance Connections Between Parking and Destinations
First Steps: Pedestrian Connections
Strategy: Enhance downtown marketing and information
BIG IDEA 5: Improve the Pedestrian Experience Strategy B: Create More Attractive and Inviting Parking Lots
First Steps: Off-Street Parking Enhancements
Strategy: Enhance downtown marketing and information
BIG IDEA 5: Improve the Pedestrian Experience
First Steps: Off-Street Parking Enhancements
Strategy B: Create More Attractive and Inviting Parking Lots
“Big Ideas” for making parking work for Downtown
Many existing spaces are
underutilized
The most popular spaces are
often full
The cost of required parking
is a hurdle for development
New dev will increase parking
demand while reducing space
Not all parking areas are as
inviting as they could be
People reluctant to walk due
to pedestrian environment
1. Make it easier
to find
2. Use what we’ve got
more efficiently: share it
3. Increase supply
smartly
4. Capture the true
value of parking
5. Improve the
pedestrian experience
5. Improve the
pedestrian experience
Online Parking Information and
Management
Municipal Sharing Program
Municipal Parking District
Shared Structured Parking
Demand Responsive Pricing
Roadway Reconfiguration
Long Term Initiatives
Online Parking Information and
Management
Municipal Sharing Program
Municipal Parking District
Shared Structured Parking
Demand Responsive Pricing
Roadway Reconfiguration
Strategy: Enhance downtown marketing and information
BIG IDEA 5: Improve the Pedestrian Experience Strategy A: Enhance Connections Between Parking and Destinations
Long Term Initiative: Roadway Reconfiguration
Strategy: Enhance downtown marketing and information
BIG IDEA 5: Improve the Pedestrian Experience
Long Term Initiative: Roadway Reconfiguration
Strategy A: Enhance Connections Between Parking and Destinations
Strategy: Enhance downtown marketing and information
BIG IDEA 3: Increase Parking Supply Strategy B: Identify Locations for Future Garages
Long Term Initiative: Shared Structured Parking
Strategy: Enhance downtown marketing and information
BIG IDEA 3: Increase Parking Supply
Long Term Initiative: Shared Structured Parking
Strategy B: Identify Locations for Future Garages
Strategy: Enhance downtown marketing and information
BIG IDEA 3: Increase Parking Supply
Long Term Initiative: Shared Structured Parking
Strategy B: Identify Locations for Future Garages
Implementation
Overland Park
Downtown Parking Plan BNIM | Nelson/Nygaard | Trekk Design Group Overland Park, KS | May 5, 2014