C ANYONS SPA T RANSPORTATION P LAN. V ISION & G OALS Vision Provide a high level of transportation service to guests, employees and residents through.

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C ANYONS SPA T RANSPORTATION P LAN

V ISION & G OALS Vision Provide a high level of transportation service to guests, employees and residents through a seamless, comprehensive, and sustainable transportation system serving the internal, sub-regional, and regional area. Goals Reduce average daily traffic to/from the resort Support a variety of well-used, coordinated, efficient transit services Provide convenient alternative modes of transportation for guests Provide alternative transportation for employees to/from the resort Implement travel demand strategies Create a network of internal connections to the regional bicycle and pedestrian paths Objective Traffic Mitigation of 27%

M EASURING O UR O BJECTIVE Current Scenario Buildout: 24% Traffic Mitigation: 16% Expectation Buildout: 100% Traffic Mitigation: 27%

I MPROVEMENTS TO D ATE 1. Expanded lift capacity from the resort base 2. Installed a transit center near Cabriolet 3. Expanded pedestrian pathways 4. Implemented internal circulator shuttle (Transitioned to regional bus service through the resort) 5. Provided an annual financial contribution to the regional bus system 6. Created TDM program incentives for employees that carpool, bike, or ride a bus to and from work 7. Participated in the Utah Transit Authority Salt Lake City-Park City Express bus system

O NGOING M ONITORING P ROGRAM D ATA C OLLECTION AND A NALYSIS Identifies 3 strategic data collection days Utilizes additional traffic counter locations Revises placement of counters to eliminate potential for skewed data Initiates collection of average vehicle occupancy counts Assembles parking data from RVMA partners and reestablished/refined expectations Enhances employee transportation survey (participation, diversification, utilization)

T RIP G ENERATION S PREADSHEET T OOL

S TRATEGIES TO I NCREASE R EDUCTION FROM 16% TO 27% Tier 1 Strategy - Considered a top priority that will be implemented in the next 36 months Tier 2 Strategy - A mid-range implementation period; could be implemented as pilot projects; initiated between 30 to 60 percent development Tier 3 Strategy - A longer implementation period; likely to be initiated between 60 to 100 percent development

M ITIGATION S TRATEGY S UMMARY T ABLE StrategyTransportation User GroupResponsible PartyTier for Initiating Strategy Potential Design Day Trip Reduction at Buildout Estimated Annual Cost Participate in Summit County TMA AllRVMATier 1 Supports Canyons Village Reduction Goals $0 Hire Part Time Transportation Coordinator AllRVMATier 1 Supports Canyons Village Reduction Goals $40K Parking Management AllSki Area / Lodges / RVMATier 1 Supports Canyons Village Reduction Goals $0 Transportation Checklist Overnight Guests/ EmployeesRVMA/DevelopmentsTier 1 Supports Canyons Village Reduction Goals $0 Replay Master Plan Coordination Overnight GuestsRVMA/ReplayTier 1 Supports Canyons SPA Reduction Goals $0 Guest Transportation Info Initiative Overnight GuestsRVMATier 110K$25K Employee Training for Guest Transportation Overnight GuestsRVMATier 1 Supports Guest Transportation Initiative $50K Increase Ridership of PC – SLC Connect AllUTA/RVMATier 150$10K Car Share Program Overnight GuestsPrivate OperatorTier 1 Supports Guest Transportation Initiative $0 Bike Share Program Overnight GuestsPrivate OperatorTier 1 Supports Guest Transportation Initiative NA Taxi/Ride Share Services Overnight GuestsRVMATier 1 Supports Guest Transportation Initiative $0 Enhance PC – SLC Connect AllUTA/RVMATier 2400$160K Expanded Employee Shuttle EmployeeRVMATier 2100–250$250K Increase AVO Day Skier/EmployeeRVMATier 21,750$450K Real-time Passenger Info Day Skiers/Overnight Guests/Employees PCT/RVMATier 2 Supports improved transit information NA Shelters and Passenger Amenities Day Skiers/Overnight Guests/Employees RVMATier 2 Supports improved transit service NA Enhance Park City Transit AllPCT/RVMATier 2/3650$275K Guaranteed Ride Home EmployeesRVMATier 3 Supports improved transit service $20K Coordinated Demand Responsive Shuttle Overnight GuestsRVMATier 2/3 Supports Guest Transportation Initiative NA

E VALUATION T ECHNIQUES StrategyMeasurement Participate in Summit County TMA RVMA staff will attend scheduled meetings of the Greater Park City Transportation Management Association Hire part-time transportation coordinator Transportation Coordinator will provide quarterly and annual transportation reports to RVMA Management Transportation checklist RVMA will complete transportation checklist with key development staff and submit to Summit County as part of the application for certificate of occupancy Guest transportation info initiative Transportation Coordinator will develop/revise materials as needed at the beginning of each season; Maintain current resort contacts to assist with information dissemination Employee training for guest transportation Provide seasonal trainings to SPA employees on guest transportation options Increase ridership of PC-SLC Connect # of subsidized passes provided to employees per month; # of employee rides per month Enhance PC-SLC Connect Meet (at least) quarterly with UTA, Summit County, Park City Transit Car Share Program # of hours per month; # of expanded vehicles per month Expanded employee shuttle # of riders per month; % increase over previous years in riders and hours Vanpool program (30 vans, 10 pass per van) # of riders per month; % increase over previous years in riders and hours Enhance Park City Transit services # of riders per month originating in/around Canyons Village area Shelters and passenger amenities Annual review of conditions and amenities, prior to meeting with PCT and Summit County Guaranteed Ride Home # of uses per month; two informational contacts per month Implement coordinated shuttle services # of riders per month; % increase over previous years in riders and hours

R EMAINING RELEVANT IN A C HANGING E NVIRONMENT o Driving initiatives, motivating contributors, engaging collaboratively, advancing opportunities. o Annual reporting o Evaluate strategies o Identify potential new strategies o 2019 in-depth evaluation of the trip reduction strategies o Canyons RVMA will revise the SPA TMP regularly (every five years) to reflect updates in planned development activity and the transportation network.