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Project Overview |
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Start Date:
May, 2004 |
This project is a major effort
to begin to develop a comprehensive set of new policies and programs
that will help Downtown stakeholders and the City much more effectively
manage and address the problems of parking as Downtown moves into a new
era. The project recognizes that the challenges facing Downtown parking
are much more complex than were reflected in the Peripheral Parking
Policy adopted in the 1980’s and that a broader approach, more
responsive to stakeholder needs and issues, is called for.
In addition to addressing areawide policy issues, the study will define
a series of action plans or demonstration projects which will be
designed to solve parking management issues in each of the many
districts and special uses area of the Downtown. The project is
explicitly “stakeholder driven”, meaning that stakeholder issues (both
in the private and in the public sector) will largely define the
project’s agenda—also recognizing that stakeholders will be direct
participants and partners in the solutions. |
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Timeline:
18 months |
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Project Funding:
Federal grant through MTA (80%)
City Department of Transportation funds (20%) |
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CRA-LA Project Manager:
Jeffry Carpenter:
jcarpenter@cra.lacity.org |
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Consultant Team Leader:
Bill Hurrell:
whurrell@wilbursmith.com |
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