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Downtown Parking Strategy and Implementation Plan—Public Comments ATTACHMENT 3 (HEXAGON TRANSPORTATION CONSULTANTS, INC. September 23, 2013 Ed Evangelista, P.E. Senior Transportation Engineer City of Pleasanton, Community Development/Traffic 200 Old Bemal Avenue P.O. Box 520 Pleasanton,CA 94566-0802 Subject: Parking Survey Results for Downtown Pleasanton Dear Mr. Evangelista: Per your request, Hexagon has completed a survey of parking occupancy in downtown Pleasanton. The parking occupancy counts were conducted at the following dates and times: • Thursday, September 12,2013 at 12:30 PM and 7:00 PM • Friday,September 13,2013 at 12:30 PM and 7:00 PM • Thursday, September 19,2013 at 12:30 PM and 7:00 PM • Friday,September 20,2013 at 12:30 PM and 7:00 PM • Saturday,September 21, 2013 at 12:00 PM The dates and times were selected by City staff in consultation with Hexagon. Generally,the weekday midday counts reflect the lunch peak period and the weekday evenings reflect the dinner peak period. The Saturday midday period reflects activity from the downtown Farmers Market on West Angela Street as well as the beginning of the lunch peak period. The parking counts were conducted on various street segments and parking lots in the downtown area. The locations of the counts are shown on Figure 1. Each street segment was designated with a number and each parking lot was designated with a letter. In areas where parking spaces are not striped,it was assumed that each parallel parking stall would require 20 feet of curb length and each 90 degree parking stall would require 9 feet of width. The parking supply and demand data are summarized by street segment and lot on Table 1 and Figure 2 for the midday study periods and Table 2 and Figure 3 for the evening study periods. The parking demand and supply by zone are summarized on Table 3. The overall parking supply at the surveyed locations was 975 spaces. The data showed the overall weekday midday parking demand peaked on Friday,September 20 when 770 spaces were occupied(79%occupied). The overall weekday evening parking demand peaked on Friday, September 13 when 685 spaces were occupied(70%occupied). During the Farmers Market,the parking supply was reduced by 29 spaces because the Farmers Market occupied the parking stalls on West Angela Street. Thus,the total parking supply during the Farmers Market was 946 spaces. On Saturday,the parking demand was 615 vehicles(65%occupied). 4377 First Street,Suite A•Pleasanton,California 94566 phone 925.225.1439•fax 925.225.0688•www.hextrans.com Provided to Planning Commission for March 8,2017 Meeting and City Council for April 18,2017 Meeting 22