Parking In General Parking Make it easy!! Affordable Available
Consistent Clear Visible Encourage people to park once and visit
multiple destinations to shop and dine Separate long-term and
short-term parking Provide employee parking Long-term in lots,
short-term on street 85% occupancy is preferred
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Our previous meeting Employers concerned about lack of parking
for customers What we heard No consistency in current regulations
Uniform policy should be implemented for changes in regulations
Desire for employee parking locations Desire to utilize T lot on
evenings and weekends for employee/customer parking
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Since we met MAPC drafted preliminary recommendations focusing
on items discussed at the last meeting Reviewed with Mayor Koch
City already acting on a few items Now Looking for feedback to help
refine recommendations
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Preliminary Recommendations
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Wollaston Parking Regulations
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Regulations Create consistency in regulation Enables reduction
in signage Reduces confusion Ability to create 2 hour and 1 hour
zones (if appropriate) Clarity in signage Clear and concise What is
most appropriate?
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Additional Parking Spaces Add spaces where possible Unused bus
stops Unsigned areas Review space lengths: adjust to 8x20 spaces
Regulate unsigned areas where people are already parking (20+
spaces)
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Establish a Process for changes Review current process in place
Work with the Traffic and Parking Division to clarify and publicize
the procedure Consider impacts on a larger scale Provide
opportunity for public comment REQUEST FROM OWNER ANALYZE IMPACTS
PRESENTATION TO TRAFFIC BOARD ESTABLISH A SPONSOR DECISION
IMPLEMENTATION
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Outreach to MBTA Review existing bus stops in Wollaston Center
Relocate bus stops? Opportunity for parking in these locations
after bus operating hours? Discuss night/weekend use of the MBTA
lot
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Install new parking signs Install new signs Update signs on a
regular basis Sign lifespan is 5-7 years New signs =