PARKING

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PARKING
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• Overview
• Parking Management System
• Services and Transportation Options
• Construction Plans
• Future initiatives

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• To provide safe and convenient campus parking
  and transportation services that meet and support
  the needs of the campus and surrounding community

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• Prior to 1998
• Close spaces for faculty and staff
• Distant spaces for students
• Since 1998
• Zoned Parking Management Program
• Provides a reliable parking space within every
  parking zone

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• The Parking and Transportation Services
  Department is a self-funded operation
• Permit fees have been charged since the 1960s
• Covers operating costs for all services mentioned
• Covers facilities maintenance
• Covers bond debt payments
• Parking fees have increased over the years to
  fund increased operating costs and new initiatives

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University of Nevada, Reno Parking Fees
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Least Expensive
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Western US Campuses (Average)
University of Nevada, Reno
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Cost of Parking Spaces

• Asphalt-parking space 2,500
• Parking-structure space 15,000
• Monthly parking-structures comparison
• Downtown-Reno structures 45
• University structures 21 or 28

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1999-2008 Parking Permit Fees
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Evolution of Parking Locations

• 2000, 17 of parking spaces are withinparking
  structures
• 2006, 40 of parking spaces are within parking
  structures

2000 2006
Garage space
Surface space
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• Management of 3 campus parking structures and
  paved parking totaling 8,922 spaces

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• Maintenance of campus parking facilities
• Proper signage
• Re-striping spaces
• Facility inspections
• Repairs
• Cleanliness

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• Campus shuttle service
• 12 buses in fleet
• Provides 6,000 daily rides
• Disabled accessible
• Environmental friendly

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• Campus Information Center
• Provides campus information
• 20,000 guests annually
• 11,000 daily parking permits annually

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• Special Events
• 300 major events
• Parking arrangements
• Provide signage
• Traffic control
• Information assistance

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• Enforcement
• Information and directions
• Educate individuals regarding campus parking
  regulations
• Issue parking courtesy warnings and fines

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• Campus Motorist Assistance Program
• Free service
• Keys locked inside vehicles
• Dead-batteries
• Flat tires
• Serves nearly 1,000 members annually

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• Parking Office
• Provide parking information and permits
• Collect fine payments
• Assist individuals with parking appeals
• Coordinate arrangements for special events
• New on-line services for Fall 2007

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• Continuous planning
• Annual Update of Short Range Parking Plan
• Enrollment projections
• Campus Master Plan
• Impact of lost parking spaces from new
  construction

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FACULTY, STAFF STUDENTS
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Dont Bring Your Car to UNR Youve Got.
Beat the drive-alone blues and carpool
Get your feet on the street and use the park and
ride lot!
Sneak some playtime into your day and bike to
campus!
Let someone else do the driving by taking the bus
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University of Nevada, Reno

• In 2006, the University of Nevada was recognized
  as one of the best workplaces for commuters for
  providing our employees with outstanding commuter
  benefits that meet the U.S. Environmental
  Protection Agencys National Standard of
  Excellence and reducing traffic congestion and
  air pollution in our community.

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• WOLFPASS-
• City Bus Pass Program
• Partnership with RTC
• Annual pass 100 faculty and staff 65 for
  students
• 500 subscribers
• Intercity Bus Pass Program
• Provides rides on an hourly basis between Carson
  City and Reno
• Annual pass 200 faculty and staff 130 for
  students

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• College Park Apartments Shuttle Service
• 700 parking spaces
• Leave vehicles at home
• Students pay 75/year to use shuttle
• Provides 3 convenient stops on campus

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• Sierra Spirit Bus Service
• Subsidized by RTC/UNR
• Connects university to downtown district
• Stops on campus every 10 minutes
• Serves as an evening campus shuttle
• Provides 800 daily rides to campus members
• Provides 11 stops on and/or adjacent to campus
• 700am to 900pm

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• Free
• Park at the Circus-Circus garages
• 130 permits available on a first come-first serve
  basis
• Free Sierra Spirit Transportation to campus
• Parking permit is required

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• Carpool Program
• Close, reserved parking spaces
• Pay reduced parking fees
• Ride match services
• 214 people car pool

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• Bicycle Program
• 4 bicycle tire pump stations
• Bike lockers for rent
• Free bicycle parking permits
• Free use of bicycle parking racks
• 5 free daily permits for days that bicycling is
  not possible
• 450 registered bicyclists

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• Walking and Drop-off Programs
• 5 free parking permits for registered walkers for
  days that walking or getting dropped-off is not
  possible

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• Davidson Mathematics and Science Center
• Relocate Silver 8 permit holders to either the
  baseball field, or to the Whalen Parking Complex.
• Increase the frequency of the East Campus
  shuttles to 10 minute intervals. Temporarily
  relocate the shuttle stop to the 9th street
  entrance.
• Relocate all disabled spaces to the south side of
  the Agriculture Bld. and in the Silver 5 parking
  zone.

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• University Inn Conversion
• University Inn parking will be inaccessible
  during construction.
• Relocate Silver 7 permit holders to Sierra Street
  where a dirt lot will be paved.
• Relocate disabled parking spaces to the northwest
  corner of the Continuing Education Building.

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• Athletics Academics Center
• Remove the Silver 16 parking spaces adjacent to
  Legacy Hall and relocate Silver 16 permit
  holders to the area South of Lombardi Recreation,
  or to the West Stadium Parking Complex.
• Project will impose a one way only designation
  West of Stadium Way.
• Relocate disabled parking spaces to the West
  Stadium Parking Complex.

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• Continue efforts to further reduce the campus
  drive-alone rate by providing new and improved
  services which include
• Downtown Garages
• Rancho San Rafael
• Off Campus Student Housing
• Mandatory Student Transportation Fee
• Continue to plan and prepare for future
  construction projects which include
• Davidson Academy
• National Judicial College Expansion
• Center for Molecular Medicine

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