Patrick the Planner
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Howdy Cyburbia!
I am researching commercial parking demand for my community. Anyone know of any studies on the temporal nature of specific land uses (within the context of parking demand)?
Although I have found an abundance of information on TDM, for this query, I am not interested in shared parking, on-street parking, bike, pedestrian, etc.
Our zoning code does not take into account the amount of time a specific user or shopper will be in the store. That is, a car parked at a hardware store may not occupy the stall as long as the car that parks at a grocery store, which assumes that buying bread, milk, fig newtons, etc. takes longer than buying a new plunger.
Rather than requiring the expansive sea of asphalt based on square footage, I am interested in any studies that look at the temporal nature of parking stalls and interested if any parking standards have been developed based amount of time a parking stall is actually used.
I have looked through the ITE’s Parking Council and the APA/PAS report on Parking Standards (PAS Report No. 510/511). Neither really addresses my question.
Any suggestions on where else to look would be greatly appreciated.
I am researching commercial parking demand for my community. Anyone know of any studies on the temporal nature of specific land uses (within the context of parking demand)?
Although I have found an abundance of information on TDM, for this query, I am not interested in shared parking, on-street parking, bike, pedestrian, etc.
Our zoning code does not take into account the amount of time a specific user or shopper will be in the store. That is, a car parked at a hardware store may not occupy the stall as long as the car that parks at a grocery store, which assumes that buying bread, milk, fig newtons, etc. takes longer than buying a new plunger.
Rather than requiring the expansive sea of asphalt based on square footage, I am interested in any studies that look at the temporal nature of parking stalls and interested if any parking standards have been developed based amount of time a parking stall is actually used.
I have looked through the ITE’s Parking Council and the APA/PAS report on Parking Standards (PAS Report No. 510/511). Neither really addresses my question.
Any suggestions on where else to look would be greatly appreciated.