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<br /> 8A <br /> Page 38 <br />Shared parking applies at the district level, too. To illustrate this, we will devise another <br />hypothetical downtown. This downtown has 1 miilion square feet of office space, 545,500 square <br />feet of retail space, 150,000 square feet of restaurants, theaters with a total of 10,000 seats, and <br />hotels with a total of 3,000 rooms. This means that at their peak, each of these land use <br />categories needs 3,000 parking spaces. <br />The chart below, based on mixed-use parking standards developed by the Urban Land Institute, <br />demonstrates the efficiencies of shared parking in our hypothetical downtown. The thin lines at <br />the bottom show the parking needs of different uses throughout the day and week. Note that each <br />use peaks at 3,000 spaces-but at different times. The thick red line in the middle of the chart <br />represents the total number of parking spaces occupied at each time slot. The straight thick blue <br />line at the top represents the peak number of stalls ever needed by each use, combined. In a <br />suburban setting, the blue line at the top would be the number of stalls necessary, due to a lack of <br />shared parking, walkability, and density. However, due the shared parking efficiencies of a <br />downtown, the actual number of spaces occupied at any given time (red) never comes close to <br />the theoretical need (blue). <br />The "Shared Parking" Efficiencies of Downtowns <br /> 16,000 <br /> 15,000 <br /> 14,000 <br />i 13,000 <br />g. 12,000 <br />8 <br />o 11,000 <br />en __ Office <br />8 10,000 <br />'" __ Retail <br />Q. 9,000 <br />C/) Restaurant <br />Cl B,OOO ' -- Entertainment <br />c: <br />:i2 ....... Hotel <br />Iii 7,000 <br />a. .....Total Downtown Demand <br />.... 6,000 <br />0 ""'-Combined Peaks <br />CD 5,000 <br />.0 <br />E <br />::> 4,000 <br />Z <br /> 3,000 <br /> 2,000 <br /> 1,000 <br /> - <br /> ::E ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ z ~ ~ ::E ::E ::E ::E ::E ::E ::E ::E ::E ~ ::E ::E ::E ::E ::E ::E'~ ::E ::E ::E ::E ::E ::E ::E ::E ::E ::E ::E ~ <br /> < ,0 a.a.o..o..o..o..o..o..a. <<<<<<1 a.o..o..o..o..o..a.o..o..o..o.. <br /> ~ ~ ~ ~i~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ li! ~ li! ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ li! ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ <br /> ~~~~O_ _N~.~w~~mo_o~~mmo_ -NM~~w~~mo-o <br /> -- --~ -- --~ <br /> Weekdays Saturday <br /> ~~~e 21 <br /> --. . -, ........-. -"~-'" .. ___H' ._._, _._ .... ~._"'___~_.._.____.____.__.___., __._ ,__ _ _._.__..____....___.._.___..___.."._____. _. <br />