HomeMy WebLinkAboutParking Advisory Board - Minutes - 05/08/2017MINUTES
of the
CITY OF FORT COLLINS
PARKING ADVISORY BOARD
May 8, 2017
5:30 p.m.
215 North Mason – Community Room
Fort Collins, CO 80524
FOR REFERENCE:
Chair: Holly Wright
Vice Chair: Bob Criswell
Staff Liaison: Kurt Ravenschlag 221-6386
Administrative Support: Melissa Brooks 224-6161
BOARD MEMBERS PRESENT: CITY STAFF PRESENT:
Holly Wright, Chair Kurt Ravenschlag, Transfort/Parking General Manager
Bob Criswell, Vice Chair Melissa Brooks, Transfort, Administrative Aide
Carey Hewitt
Kayla Boos
Sara Kammlade
Barbara Wilkins
Susan Kirkpatrick
Nicholas Bohn
ABSENT: OTHERS IN ATTENDANCE
Councilmember Kristen Stephens Fred Haberecht & Gary Ozzello, CSU Staff
Nora Hill
1. CALL TO ORDER
Chair, Holly Wright, called the meeting to order at 5:30 pm.
2. WELCOME AND INTRODUCTIONS
3. AGENDA REVIEW
4. APPROVAL OF MINUTES
Bohn moves to accept March 2017 meeting minutes, Wilkens seconds. Minutes were approved
unanimously.
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Discussion:
5. COUNCIL LIAISON REPORT
Councilmember Stephens is unable to attend due to a meeting conflict.
6. PUBLIC COMMENT
7. DISCUSSION/INFORMATIONAL ITEMS
A. Presentation: CSU Multi-Purpose Stadium; Getting to and from the Game and Parking
Fred Haberecht & Gary Ozzello
CSU Staff presented how to get to and from events at the new stadium. CSU is looking at all
transportation modes coming onto campus and leaving, where vehicles and bikes can park and the
safest routes pedestrians can use.
For vehicles, the campus will be divided into sectors to efficiently accommodate inbound and
outbound traffic. These travel routes will be on College, Prospect, Laurel, Shields and Centre
Ave. Only vehicles with a specific game day parking permits will be allowed to park in the main
campus parking lots. The night before the games, resident hall vehicles will need to be re-parked.
For incoming new students this information will be included in their packets. Transfort will
provide shuttle service to and from the re-park lots and residents halls. Towing will be in effect
with a cost that will encourage students to move their cars.
500 parking spaces will be identified for faculty and staff not participating in the stadium event.
Non-football parking permits will be distributed for this.
Ambassadors will be present to welcome people and answer questions.
MAX will have sixteen buses operating, there are six buses normally. Shuttle services will also
run. Campus West will have additional transit service that will drop off at the CSU Transit Center.
Uber/Lyft will have a designated drop off and pick up location on the east side of campus.
Tailgating will be allowed in only designated lots. On the west lawn of the LSC will have bands
and people are allowed to bring in their own beer.
Parking Advisory Board members still stands behind their recommendation they gave to Council
regarding RP3 during stadium events. Members are relieved that there will be some nearby
neighborhoods that will allow for parking.
B. Parking Enforcement Modifications, Kurt Ravenschlag
Background: The Downtown Plan had a subsection for parking downtown. Recommendations that
came from that plan were.1) Adjust enforcement hours, look at extending evening hours until 7
p.m. 2) Extending days to the weekend.
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Coverage:
Mondays/Tuesdays will start at 8 a.m. and end around 5:30 p.m. There is a lower parking demand
during these days.
Wednesdays/Thursdays 8:00 a.m. until 7:30 p.m.
Fridays 8:30 a.m. through 7:30 p.m.
Saturdays 9:30 a.m. through 7:30 p.m. Saturday enforcement could start in June.
70% of parking citations come from expired license plates.
8. REPORTS
A. BOARD REPORT
B. STAFF LIAISON REPORT
10. OTHER BUSINESS
None
11. ADJOURN
Kirkpatrick motioned to adjourn and Bohn seconds.
The meeting was concluded at 7:20 pm.
Respectfully submitted,
Melissa Brooks
Administrative Aide
Transfort/Parking Services