1. Managed Parking solutions

2. History
Town of Breckenridge conducted several parking & transportation studies over 30 years
Many suggested implementation of paid parking (and construction of a parking structure)
There was no appetite from any seated Council
In 2015 the Parking & Transit taskforce, which was created in December 2014, recommended Council consider paid parking in the core

3. History
2015 – Council said no to paid parking; moved forward with other management strategies
2015/2016 Hired Nelson Nygaard (NN) to help determine best strategies for parking & traffic management
Summer NN consultants made several recommendations including… paid parking in core
December 1, 2016 TOB went live with on-street, in core paid parking

4. What were we trying to achieve?
We were NOT trying to generate revenue
Improve availability of on-street parking in core for customers
Ensure 1-2 available spaces on each block
Reduce circling

5. Town Core Managed Parking
Priced Parking – On Street – initial costs
Cost : $9,000/unit; Estimated Units: 68
Worked with Parkeon to get kiosks installed before winter
Community Outreach –
Hired “Launch” to help market paid parking
Developed logo for Parking & Transportation plan
Marketing plan

6. Program Logo

7. Fee Schedule

8. Fee Design Ensure lowest price to achieve stated goal
Option for demand pricing
Different rates/different locations
Changes since inception
May & October traditionally “free” from time limits
May 2017 “free” – feedback that streets need to be pay – spots filled up (employees)
October 2017 – On-street pay, lots free
Free after 3 changes

9. The rest of the plan Enhanced Pedestrian Access to Downtown
Improved lighting
Heated sidewalks
Safer roadway crossings
Improved Transit Service
Increased Service Frequency
Additional Service Areas
Stop Improvements
Technology
Increase in spending - $2.5M to $4.5M

10. The rest of the plan Traffic Congestion – Park Avenue Roundabouts
Pedestrian Management

11. Keep Breck Moving…

12. Shannon Haynes 970-547-3133 shannonh@breckgov.com
Contact Information
Shannon Haynes