University of California, Parking and Transportation Services Contacts
Campus Name/Title
UCB Seamus Wilmot
Acting Director
Alesia Woods
Manager - Enforcement/ Special Events/Bicycle Program
Fred Johnson
Manager Field Operations
Earl Lockhart
Sueprvisor - Transit
Randall Pollard
Supervisor - Customer Service
Lily Garcia
Auditor
Denise Clogston
Supervisor - Business Services
William "Billy" Riggs
Principal Transportation Planner
UCD Cliff Contreras
Director
Roberta Devine
Administrative Services Manager
Jeremy Dalbeck
Manager, Information Resources
Leslie Mancebo
Transportation Demand and Marketing Coordinator
Michelle McArdle
Parking Operations Manager
David Takemoto-Weerts
Bicycle Program Coordinator
UCD-MC Duane Hicks
Manager
Wanda Brown
Assistant Manager
Eric Cross
Manager Field Operations
Dave Entrekin
Employee Transportation Coordinator
UCI Ron Fleming
Director
Jennifer Cartnal
Interim Associate Director
Andre Gaines
Assistant Director
Guest and Event Services
Clint Maruki
Manager
Information Systems
Michael Davis
Interim Manager
Sustainable Transportation
Dina Ochoa
Assistant Director
Operations
UCI-MC Scott Martin
Director
Nelly Cruz
PTS Operations Manager
Israel Garcia
PTS Field Supervisor
Vicky Bajwa
Employer Transportation Coordinator
UC Merced Karin Groth
Director TAPS and Fleet Services
UCLA Renée A. Fortier
Director
Carolyn Shibata
Chief of Staff / Manager, Administrative Operations
Dave Karwaski
Assistant Director / Planning & Policy
Lisa Koerbling
Associate Director / Parking & Finance
Eric Lew
Associate Director / Business, Systems & Project Management
Sherry Lewis
Associate Director / Fleet & Transit
Penny Menton
Associate Director / Communications & Commuter Services
Armando Clemente
Manager, Parking Enforcement
David Connors
Manager, Maintenance, Construction & Project Management
Debbie Corral
Manager, Parking Programs
Janet Lee
Manager, Finance & Accounting
Terri McWilliams
Manager, Parking Operations
Steve Rand
Manager, Traffic, Events & Adjudication
Isabell Rodriguez
Manager, Commuter Services & Information
Elena Chavez
Supervisor, Citation Review
Matt Enright
Special Events Coordinator
UCR Michael Delo
Director
Enci Naghshineh
Associate Director
Mary Amimoto
Executive Assistant to Director
Andy Stewart
Lot Operations & Facilities Manager
Debbie Manlongat
Event Parking Manager
Francine Waite
Business Operations & Financial Analyst
Irma Henderson
Alternative Transportation Manager
(includes Transit Services)
Debra Longazo
Business Process Analyst
Marylynn Newbrander
Permit Sales & Customer Service Manager
Paul Murie
Adjudication Manager
Rene Rodriguez
Enforcement Manager
UCSD Brian D'Autremont
Director
Todd Berven
Transit Operations Assistant Director
Curt Lutz
Commute Solutions Manager
Eliud Escobedo Jr
Director's Office Assistant
UCSD-MC Carole Rains
Administrative Analyst
UCSF Jon Gledhill
Director
Kevin Cox
Associate Director, Business Manager
Greg Mohr
Shuttle Operations Manager
Tim McNeil
Parking Operations Manager
Wayne Kwan
Parking Operations Manager
Peter Davis
Fleet Manager/Rideshare Manager
Robert Wong
Rideshare Coordinator
UCSB Robert Defendini
Director
Jason Ziebarth
Associate Director
Tana Lucido
Projects, IT and Permit Dispenser Manager
Suzzanne Nespor
Permit Sales Manager
David Crockett
Parking Enforcement Supervisor
Christopher Zbinden
Parking Enforcement Supervisor
(Open Position)
Adjudication Manager
Jamey Wagner
Transportation Alternatives, Program Manager
Doug Hatt
Garage Supervisor
John Behlman
Interim Transportation Services Manager
UCSC Larry Pageler
Director
Susan Willats
Assistant Director
Allison Johnson
Business Manager
Andrew Klein
Parking Manager
Tracy Freeman
Transit & Safety Manager
Teresa Buika
Grants & Planning
Cathy Crowe
Vanpool & Bike Programs
Candice Ward
Marketing
UCOP Charlotte Strem
Interim Director, Physical and Environmental Planning
Last Updated: 3/12/11
ervices Contacts
Address Phone FAX
Parking & Transportation
2150 Kittredge Street 510-643-7700 510-643-4677
Berkeley, CA 94720-5746
Parking & Transportation
2150 Kittredge Street 510-643-0538 510-643-4677
Berkeley, CA 94720-5746
Parking & Transportation
2150 Kittredge Street 510-643-0115 510-643-4677
Berkeley, CA 94720-5746
Parking & Transportation
1952 Oxford Street 510-643-3502 510-642-5451
Berkeley, CA 94720-7430
Parking & Transportation
2150 Kittredge Street 510-642-3287 510-643-8892
Berkeley, CA 94720-5746
Parking & Transportation
2150 Kittredge Street 510-643-7510 510-643-4677
Berkeley, CA 94720-5746
Parking & Transportation
2150 Kittredge Street 510-642-7672 510-643-7
Berkeley, CA 94720-5746
Physical & Environmental Planning
300 A&E Building, MC 1382 510.642.1173 510.642.9442
Berkeley, CA 94720-5746
Transportation & Parking Services
1 Shields Avenue 530-752-5435 530-752-6966
Davis, CA 95616
Transportation & Parking Services
1 Shields Avenue 530-752-3728 530-752-6966
Davis, CA 95616
Transportation & Parking Services
1 Shields Avenue 530-752-5436 530-752-6966
Davis, CA 95616
Transportation & Parking Services
1 Shields Avenue 530-752-6453 530-752-6966
Davis, CA 95616
Transportation & Parking Services
1 Shields Avenue 530-752-3275 530-752-6966
Davis, CA 95616
Transportation & Parking Services
1 Shields Avenue 530-752-2453 530-752-6966
Davis, CA 95616
Parking & Transportation
4800 2nd Ave., Ste 1100 916-734-5958 916-734-0600
Sacramento, CA 95817
Parking & Transportation
4800 2nd Ave., Ste 1100 916-734-8117 916-734-0600
Sacramento, CA 95817
Parking & Transportation
4800 2nd Ave., Ste 1100 916-734-6157 916-734-0600
Sacramento, CA 95817
Parking & Transportation
4800 2nd Ave., Ste 1100 916-734-2239 916-734-0600
Sacramento, CA 95817
200 Public Services Bldg. 949-824-2695 949-824-2387
Irvine, CA 92697
200 Public Services Bldg. 949-824-1173 949-824-2387
Irvine, CA 92697
200 Public Services Bldg. 949-824-0025 949-824-2275
Irvine, CA 92697
200 Public Services Bldg. 949-824-5749 949-824-2387
Irvine, CA 92697
200 Public Services Bldg. 949-824-5060 949-824-2387
Irvine, CA 92697
200 Public Services Bldg. 949-824-0035 949-824-2387
Irvine, CA 92697
Parking Services
Bldg. #33 Route 90, 101 The City Drive 714-456-3491 714-456-7420
Orange, CA 92868
Parking Services
Bldg. #33 Route 90, 101 The City Drive 714-456-8007 714-456-7420
Orange, CA 92868
Parking Services
Bldg. #33 Route 90, 101 The City Drive 714-456-6450 714-456-7420
714-456-6450 714-456-7420
Orange, CA 92868
Parking Services
Bldg. #33 Route 90, 101 The City Drive 949-456-7947 949-456-7420
Orange, CA 92868
5200 Lake Road
209-228-6981 209-228-4731
Merced, CA 95343
Transportation
555 Westwood Plaza, Ste. 100 310-206-6317 310-825-9322
Los Angeles, CA 90095
Transportation
555 Westwood Plaza, Ste. 100 310-206-1807 310-206-7338
Los Angeles, CA 90095
Transportation
555 Westwood Plaza, Ste. 100 310-206-8315 310-206-4235
Los Angeles, CA 90095
Transportation
555 Westwood Plaza, Ste. 100 310-206-2046 310-206-7338
Los Angeles, CA 90095
Transportation
555 Westwood Plaza, Ste. 100 310-206-4763 310-206-4235
Los Angeles, CA 90095
Transportation
555 Westwood Plaza, Ste. 102 310-825-8374 310-206-8799
Los Angeles, CA 90095
Transportation
555 Westwood Plaza, Ste. 100 310-206-1993 310-206-7341
Los Angeles, CA 90095
Transportation
555 Westwood Plaza, Ste. 100 310-267-4643 310-267-0286
Los Angeles, CA 90095
Transportation
555 Westwood Plaza, Ste. 100 310-825-6931 310-206-4235
Los Angeles, CA 90095
Transportation
555 Westwood Plaza, Ste. 100 310-206-0665 310-267-1802
Los Angeles, CA 90095
Transportation
555 Westwood Plaza, Ste. 100 310-825-9843 310-267-2195
Los Angeles, CA 90095
Transportation
555 Westwood Plaza, Ste. 100 310-206-0100 310-267-0286
Los Angeles, CA 90095
Transportation
310-825-0702 310-206-9601
555 Westwood Plaza, Ste. 100 310-825-0702 310-206-9601
Los Angeles, CA 90095
Transportation
555 Westwood Plaza, Ste. 100 310-825-2529 310-267-2093
Los Angeles, CA 90095
Transportation
555 Westwood Plaza, Ste. 100 310-825-4612 310-206-9601
Los Angeles, CA 90095
Transportation
555 Westwood Plaza, Ste. 100 310-825-1286 310-267-1800
Los Angeles, CA 90095
Transportation & Parking Services
683 Linden St. 951-827-1283 951-827-2178
Riverside, CA 92521
Transportation & Parking Services
683 Linden St. 951-827-1292 951-827-2178
Riverside, CA 92521
Transportation & Parking Services
683 Linden St. 951-827-5508 951-827-2178
Riverside, CA 92521
Transportation & Parking Services
683 Linden St. 951-827-2457 951-827-2178
Riverside, CA 92521
Transportation & Parking Services
683 Linden St. 951-827-1297 951-827-2178
Riverside, CA 92521
Transportation & Parking Services
683 Linden St. 951-827-1291 951-827-2178
Riverside, CA 92521
Transportation & Parking Services
683 Linden St. 951-827-1060 951-827-2178
Riverside, CA 92521
Transportation & Parking Services
683 Linden St. 951-827-1298 951-827-2178
Riverside, CA 92521
Transportation & Parking Services
683 Linden St. 951-827-1895 951-827-2178
Riverside, CA 92521
Transportation & Parking Services
683 Linden St. 951-827-1296 951-827-2178
Riverside, CA 92521
Transportation & Parking Services
683 Linden St. 951-827-7435 951-827-2178
951-827-7435 951-827-2178
Riverside, CA 92521
9500 Gilman Drive
858-534-9762 858-534-7384
La Jolla, CA 92093-0988
9500 Gilman Drive
858-534-6142 858-534-7384
La Jolla, CA 92093-0988
9500 Gilman Drive
858-534-8841 858-534-7384
La Jolla, CA 92093-0988
9500 Gilman Drive
858-534-6070 858-534-7384
La Jolla, CA 92093-0988
200 West Arbor Drive
MC 8205 619-543-7499 619-543-3358
San Diego, CA 92103
500 Parnassus Avenue, MU G, Rm 26
415-476-2560 415-476-9633
San Francisco, CA 94143
500 Parnassus Avenue, MU G, Rm 26
415-476-1386 415-476-9633
San Francisco, CA 94143
1625 Ownes St., Rm PP 204
415-502-1731 415-514-4525
San Francisco, CA 94143-0299
1625 Owens St., Room PP 104
415-476-2569 415-476-0499
San Francisco, CA 94143
501 Parnassus Avenue, MU G, Rm 26
415-514-4520 415-476-9633
San Francisco, CA 94143
1625 Owens St., Room PP 105
415-476-6871 415-514-4525
San Francisco, CA 94143
1625 Ownes St., Rm PP104
415-476-1513 415-476-0499
San Francisco, CA 94143-0299
UCSB Parking Services Bldg 388
805-893-7032 805-893-4570
Santa Barbara, CA 93106-7001
UCSB Parking Services Bldg 388
805-893-3642 805-893-4570
Santa Barbara, CA 93106-7001
UCSB Transportation Services, Bldg 375
805-893-8731 805-893-8327
Santa Barbara, CA 93106-7001
UCSB Parking Services Bldg 388
805-893-7368 805-893-4570
Santa Barbara, CA 93106-7001
UCSB Parking Services Bldg 388
805-893-2609 805-893-4570
Santa Barbara, CA 93106-7001
UCSB Parking Services Bldg 388
805-893-2609 805-893-4570
Santa Barbara, CA 93106-7001
UCSB Parking Services Bldg 388
805-893-2589 805-893-4570
Santa Barbara, CA 93106-7001
UCSB Parking Services Bldg 388
805-893-5475 805-893-4570
Santa Barbara, CA 93106-7001
UCSB Transportation Services, Bldg 375
805-893-3692 805-893-8327
Santa Barbara, CA 93106-7001
UCSB Transportation Services, Bldg 375
805-893-5416 805-893-8327
Santa Barbara, CA 93106-7001
TAPS, UC Santa Cruz
1156 High Street
831-502-7940 831-502-7943
MS: TAPS-Carriage House
Santa Cruz, CA 95064
TAPS, UC Santa Cruz
1156 High Street
831-459-3759 831-502-7943
MS: TAPS-Carriage House
Santa Cruz, CA 95064
TAPS, UC Santa Cruz
1156 High Street
831-459-1927 831-459-5259
MS: TAPS-Carriage House
Santa Cruz, CA 95064
TAPS, UC Santa Cruz
1156 High Street
831-459-5821 831-502-7943
MS: TAPS-Carriage House
Santa Cruz, CA 95064
TAPS, UC Santa Cruz
1156 High Street
831-459-3724 831-502-7943
MS: TAPS-Carriage House
Santa Cruz, CA 95064
TAPS, UC Santa Cruz
1156 High Street
831-502-7941 831-502-7943
MS: TAPS-Carriage House
Santa Cruz, CA 95064
TAPS, UC Santa Cruz
1156 High Street
831-502-7942 831-502-7943
MS: TAPS-Carriage House
Santa Cruz, CA 95064
TAPS, UC Santa Cruz
1156 High Street
831-502-7944 831-502-7943
MS: TAPS-Carriage House
Santa Cruz, CA 95064
1111 Franklin St 6th Fl
510-987-0113
Oakland, CA 94607
E-mail
swilmot@berkeley.edu
alesiaw@berkeley.edu
fredj@berkeley.edu
lockhart@berkeley.edu
rpollard@berkeley.edu
lilyg@berkeley.edu
declogston@berkeley.edu
williamriggs@berkeley.edu
cacontreras@ucdavis.edu
redevine@ucdavis.edu
jdalbeck@ucdavis.edu
mlmaffly@ucdavis.edu
mamcardle@ucdavis.edu
dltakemotoweerts@ucdavis.edu
duane.hicks@ucdmc.ucdavis.edu
wanda.brown@ucdmc.ucdavis.edu
eric.cross@ucdmc.ucdavis.edu
dave.entrekin@ucdmc.ucdavis.edu
rmflemin@uci.edu
jcartnal@uci.edu
againes@uci.edu
cmaruki@uci.edu
msdavis@uci.edu
dcochoa@uci.edu
smartins@uci.edu
ncruz@uci.edu
igarcia@uci.edu
igarcia@uci.edu
vbajwa@uci.edu
kgroth@ucmerced.edu
rfortier@ts.ucla.edu
cshibata@ts.ucla.edu
dkarwaski@ts.ucla.edu
lkoerbling@ts.ucla.edu
elew@ts.ucla.edu
slewis@ts.ucla.edu
pmenton@ts.ucla.edu
aclemente@ts.ucla.edu
dconnors@ts.ucla.edu
dcorral@ts.ucla.edu
jlee@ts.ucla.edu
tmcwilliams@ts.ucla.edu
srand@ts.ucla.edu
srand@ts.ucla.edu
irodriguez@ts.ucla.edu
echavez@ts.ucla.edu
menright@ts.ucla.edu
mike.delo@ucr.edu
enci.naghshineh@ucr.edu
mary.amimoto@ucr.edu
andrew.stewart@ucr.edu
debbie.manlongat@ucr.edu
francine.waite@ucr.edu
irma.henderson@ucr.edu
debra.longazo@urc.edu
marylynn.newbrander@ucr.edu
paul.murie@parking.ucr.edu
rene.rodriguez@ucr.edu
rene.rodriguez@ucr.edu
bdautremont@ucsd.edu
tberven@ucsd.edu
jclutz@ucsd.edu
eescobedo@ucsd.edu
crains@ucsd.edu
jon.gledhill@ucsf.edu
kevin.cox@ucsf.edu
greg.mohr@ucsf.edu
tim.mcneil@ucsf.edu
wayne.kwan@ucsf.edu
peter.davis@ucsf.edu
r.wong@ucsf.edu
robert.defendini@tps.ucsb.edu
jason.ziebarth@tps.ucsb.edu
tana.lucido@tps.ucsb.edu
suzy.nespor@tps.ucsb.edu
david.crockett@tps.ucsb.edu
chris.zbinden@tps.ucsb.edu
james.wagner@tps.ucsb.edu
doug.hatt@tps.ucsb.edu
john.behlman@tps.ucsb.edu
pageler@ucsc.edu
swillats@ucsc.edu
ajohns@ucsc.edu
ajklein@ucsc.edu
tfreeman@ucsc.edu
tabuika@ucsc.edu
cacrowe@ucsc.edu
cjward@ucsc.edu
charlotte.strem@ucop.edu
Campus Summary: Program Directory
Winter 2011
Categories Berkeley Davis Davis Medical Irvine Irvine Medical Los Angeles Merced Riverside San Diego San Francisco Santa Barbara Santa Cruz Stanford
ADMINISTRATION
Director Seamus Wilmot Clifford Contreras Duane Hicks Ron Fleming Scott Martin Renée A. Fortier Karin L. Groth Michael Delo Brian d'Autremont Jon Gledhill Robert Defendini Larry Pageler Brodie Hamilton
Associate Director n/a n/a Jennifer Cartnal Lisa Koerbling, Kevin Cox Jason Ziebarth Phillip Garcia
Parking & Finance
Associate Director n/a n/a Eric Lew, Enci Naghshineh N/A N/A
Business, Systems &
Project Management
Associate Director n/a n/a Sherry Lewis, N/A N/A
Fleet & Transit
Associate Director n/a n/a Penny Menton, N/A N/A
Communications &
Commuter Services
Manager n/a Dina Ochoa, Nelly Cruz Tim McNeil/Wayne
Operations Kwan
Andre Gaines, Guest
and Event Services
Assistant Director n/a Dave Karwaski, Todd Berven (Transit N/A Susan Willats N/A
Planning & Policy Ops)
Business Manager Seamus Wilmot Roberta Devine Wanda Brown Management Team Steve Wang Enci Naghshineh Kevin Cox N/A Allison Johnson N/A
Planning & Analysis Billy Riggs (shared Management Team Wanda Brown Management Team Dave Karwaski Francine Waite Melanie Arias Gledhill & Cox Robert Defendini Larry Pageler, N/A
services) Teresa Buika
Grants n/a Roberta Devine Wanda Brown Clint Maruki Depends on grant Management Team Theresa Bagg Peter Davis/Robert Jamey Wagner Teresa Buika Angus Davol
type Wong
Information Technology Contracted Jeremy Dalbeck Jonathan Opie Julianna Bayley Eric Lew Debra Longazo Centralized Jan Ricketts Peter McMillan, Angus Davol
John Steele
Marketing & Outreach Cameron Ahmadi; Leslie Mancebo Wanda Brown Jennifer Cartnal and Penny Menton Irma Henderson Eliud Escobedo Jr Centralized Management Team Candice Ward, Lisa Kwiatkowski
Alesia Woods Christine Dacanay Cathy Crowe
TRANSPORTATION DEMAND MANAGEMENT
Bicycle Programs Alesia Woods David Takemoto- Dave Entrekin Ramon Zavala Vicky Bajwa Michael King Irma Henderson Curt Lutz Peter Davis/Robert Jamey Wagner Cathy Crowe Ariadne Scott
Weerts Wong
Vanpool Programs Alesia Woods Leslie Mancebo Dave Entrekin Michael Davis Vicky Bajwa Isabell Rodriguez Karin Groth Irma Henderson Curt Lutz Peter Davis/Robert Jamey Wagner Cathy Crowe, Joanna Lisa Kwiatkowski
Wong Palmer
Carshare Programs Alesia Woods Leslie Mancebo Dave Entrekin Michael Davis Vicky Bajwa Michael King Karin Groth Irma Henderson Curt Lutz Peter Davis/Robert Jamey Wagner Teresa Buika Angus Davol
Wong
Transit Programs Randall Pollard Leslie Mancebo Dave Entrekin Antoinette Saenz Vicky Bajwa Dave Karwaski Karin Groth Irma Henderson Todd Berven Peter Davis/Robert N/A Larry Pageler Ward Thomas
Wong
Campus Shuttles Earl Lockhart; Fred Leslie Mancebo Humberto Contreras; ASUCI Vicky Bajwa Sherry Lewis Irma Henderson Todd Berven Greg Mohr N/A Allison Johnson, Ward Thomas
Johnson Bruce Council Tracy Freeman
Alternative Transportation Manager n/a Michael Davis Vicky Bajwa Irma Henderson Curt Lutz Peter Davis Jamey Wagner Lisa Kwiatkowski
PARKING MANAGEMENT
Permit Sales Randall Pollard Erin Paige Tim Phillips Sheila Nguyen Nelly Cruz Debbie Corral Karin Groth Marylynn Newbrander Fern Nailon Tricia McGovern Suzzanne Nespor Katrina Stenton Ana Lorenzana
Policy Management Fred Johnson; Alesia Clifford Contreras, Wanda Brown Tim Management Team Scott Martin Lisa Koerbling Karin Groth Enci Naghshineh Brian d'Autremont Gledhill & Cox Robert Defendini Andrew Klein Phillip Garcia
Woods Michelle McArdle Phillips
Enforcement Alesia Woods George Lamb Eric Cross, Deborah Dina Ochoa Israel Garcia Terri McWilliams Karin Groth Rene Rodriguez Martin Greenawalt Tim McNeil/Wayen Jason Ziebarth Bob Tanner Jared Roberts
Roberts Kwan (University Police)
Maintenance Fred Johnson George Lamb Eric Cross Dina Ochoa Nelly Cruz David Connors Karin Groth Andrew Stewart Marco Arciniega Peter Davis Jason Ziebarth / Bob Andy Klein, Phillip Garcia
Sundberg Bobby Griffin
Events Management Alesia Woods Sandy Morgan Deborah Robers Andre Gaines Israel Garcia Steve Rand Karin Groth Debbie Manlongat Jennifer Rodgers Tim McNeil/Wayen Jason Ziebarth Susan Willats, Ariana Gamino
Kwan Deborah Bryant Ariadne Scott
DATE THIS PAGE LAST UPDATED: 3/14/2011 2/28/2011 3/11/2011 3/9/2011 3/8/2011 3/3/2011 3/8/2011 3/10/2010 3/11/2011 3/18/2011 2/25/2011 3/17/2010
Page 22 of 50 Filename: 5d6d9a1e-7885-40ab-8009-9ff3a0ba2e61.xls
Campus Summary: Demographics
Winter 2011
Categories Berkeley Davis Davis Medical Irvine Irvine Medical Los Angeles Merced Riverside Santa Barbara Santa Cruz Stanford
San Diego San Francisco
PARKING
Total number of parking spaces 6,695 16,594 6,673 15,006 3,894 23,948 2,670 9,493 17,689 6,995 6,037 5,481 21,293
On-campus 16,594 5,987 1,116 23,948 2,311 8,188 17,689 6,571 5,613 5,161 21,293
Off-campus 686 2,778 0 359 1,305 0 424 424 320 0
Overall Parking Utilization 82% 80% 89% 73% 86% Entire Campus: 90.15% 75% 75% 80% 93% Survey Pending 70% 77%
Main Campus:
94.6%
# of Parking Structures 4 3 2 4 1 29 0 0 7 6 3 1 of 527 spaces 7
TRAFFIC
Campus Average Daily Traffic 105,584 unavailable 119,269 19,470 22,136 unavailable
(ADT)
Average Vehicle Ridership (AVR) - 2010/11 school In process 1.9 1.167 (random 1.64 1.53 - Empoyee 1.60 employees 2.2 Campus = 4.8; All Traffic = 1.94 2010:
see also the "Metrics" tab for more year: Student survey) 3.00 AVR Staff = 1.3, Faculty (observed); -Employees: 1.9
detail AVR = 5.38. 2.47 (weighted = 1.4; Employees = -Commuting students:
- Employee AVR Employee AVR = avg.) Students 1.74, 2.9
1.70. Total (graduate) = 3.6; Students = 2.37, -Combined: 2.2
- Student AVR
combined AVR = Students Combined = 2.17
- Combined AVR 3.42. (undregraduate) = (S09 Commuter
13.8, Survey)
EMPLOYEES: Employees commuters (2010)
Survey 2-2010
SOV 55% 25% 84% 46% 36% 54% 54% 61% 55% 40% - 11055 55% 38.2% F/S:48% all:42.9%
MOV 15% n/a 5% 0% 18% 18% 28% - 7893 16% 23.9%
Transit 56% 20% 4% 5% 29% 15% 21% 3% 14% 25% - 7000 6% 28.9% F/S:26% all:22.7%
Bike 17% 41% 4% 11% 2% 2% 3% 6% 1% 4% - 1000 10% 3.9% F/S:12.8% all:20.4%
Ped 55% 6% 1% 19% 1% 7% 0% 13% 8% 3% - 811 1% 0.3% F/S:2.6% all:2.8%
Vanpool n/a 1% 1% 7% 7% 0% 2% See MOV 1.5% F/S:0.3% all:0.3%
Shuttle n/a n/a 1% 9% 4% - other Included in Transit None 1.8% Included in Transit
Carpool 8% 1% 15% 16% 13% See MOV 15% 4% other See MOV F/S:10.2% all:9.9%
Notes S= Student; F/S=
Faculty/Staff
3/17/2011 and
DATE THIS PAGE LAST UPDATED: 3/4/2010 2/28/2011 3/11/2011 3/10/2011 3/8/2011 3/3/2011 3/8/2011 3/14/2011 2/25/2011 3/11/2011
7/26/11
Page 23 of50 Filename: 5d6d9a1e-7885-40ab-8009-9ff3a0ba2e61.xls
Campus Summary: Point-Of-Sale Systems
Winter 2011
Categories Berkeley Davis Davis Medical Irvine Irvine Medical Los Angeles Merced Riverside San Diego San Francisco Santa Barbara Santa Cruz Stanford
Character & Using T2's PowerPark for Developed and Using T2 Power Park ANTPARK. POS provided by IPARQ. Conversion in summer 2010 Developed and Currently using PowerPark Using T2 Flex 6.5.38 for Permit Current FileMaker Implemented T2 in Developed and Currently using
Origins of permit sales & citations maintained in-house by IT Flex for Permit Sales and Developed and from custom built legacy system maintained in T2 System (v 3.5.31) for Sales. Citation Processing uses system was developed September 2010 for Permit maintained in-house. enhanced 4D system
Current POS processing. RFP staff. Custom access electronic file transfers to maintained in- to T2 Permit Management house. permit sales & citations. Turbo Data. and is maintained in- Sales, Citations and customized and
System currently being prepared frontend for SQL Server the The Phoenix Group house. System (including POS). Conversion to T2 Flex has house by Associate Adjudication. Next maintained in-house
for new system. backend. Originally for citation processing. begun. Estimated Director Kevin Cox. phase of implementation will and by an outside
Access was both front We are current with the implementation date August include T2 PermitNow for consultant.
and backend. latest version. Installed 2011 Event Parking Permit Sales.
latest version of FAPD
ScanNet for Parking
Access and Revenue
Control System.
Integration w/ No Nightly synchronization Interfaces with PPS with Integrates with Automatically integrates all Yes. Our online system utilizes Integrates with Intergration through Not automatic; requires manual System interates with To the point the campus Currently - not
Campus with Banner, PPS and programmming. campus customer data, including information downloaded from campus Payroll Powerpark queries, downloads into T2 and out to UCSF PeopleSoft HR allows integrated automatic; requires
Databases? Computing Accounts Currently are looking to Registrar and citation histories and payroll both the employee and student and Registrar import/export to/from PPS campus systems. Lack of database, but requires access. Generally manual downloads
databases. launch on-line citation Payroll systems. deductions. databases. Also, Transportation systems. and Student Service integration is a function of campus a manual process via dependent on data into POS system.
payments that will is participating in the campus accounts. No general leder security concerns and shortage of data export/inports. extracts to Excel. Lack
transport directly to student consolidated bill project intergration. IT resources. Expect this process to of integration is a
campus ledger. and will be billing vanpool and be automated via function of campus
parking via the new Bruin Bill. ODBC within the next confidentiality/security
12 months with concerns.
upgrade to FileMaker
version 8.
On-Line Limited Custom web applications Yes. Citation payments. Yes, Yes Yes, but not for everything yet. Yes Yes. But our web Yes, our Student web application Not currently used for Yes, all Student permits and Accommodates on-line Current system
Capabilities integrate with database. accommodates application of selling student was developed by our campus IT on-line processing, but other long-term permit sales applications, but not real- accomodates online
Online permit purchases, on-line permits is a stand-alone and sends data to Flex. Currently, this functionality exists are conducted online . This time processing. This is applications.
citation payments, special applications and application that is not part of we are working with T2 to launch within FileMaker. process requires approval due to our need to
event reservations, processing. PowerPark. Data from the our Faculty/Staff site using T2's and verification by TPS "qualify" permit
commuter incentives web permit sales are web service. staff. Citation payments are purchases by a variety of
program and others. exported to PowerPark. also accepted online. conditions: class level,
housing, etc.
Database Oracle SQL Server 2005. Crystal Reporting with a Microsoft Mainly Oracle DB, with PowerPark is based on Flex uses Oracle FileMaker Pro 11 T2 Flex, Access, Complete, Filemaker Pro with web 4D
System web-based application. Access w/ SQL. PowerBuilder or .NET front-ends. Oracle. Oracle, EMS and Crystal integration.
Reports
Satisfaction & Not satisfied with current Not satisfied with flexibility Power Park Flex in its Satisfied. Will Not satisfied with current We are in the process of We are in the process of Yes and seeking improvements. Satisfied with current Yes, as we near the one Yes and no. System is Current system
Future Plans system. Looking at a new of current system. We will current version allows for keep adding system. Waiting to use developing Phase 2 of our upgrading our T2 Powerpark System has some custom system, see it as fully year mark of our affordable and scale- developed 10+ years
systems. be reviewing other options on-line permit sales and elements to be Irvine Campus System. Permit Management system-- version to T2 Flex. We business limitations but for the "scale-able." The implementation of T2 we able, but could benefit ago and meets most
and will commence the citation payments which able to track which builds on the T2 anticipate implementaton in most part is scalable. We could ability to easily and look forward to the from improved real-time needs. However,
process to replace the we are currently working daily GHG using foundation to create more online summer 2011. benefit from improved real-time affordably maintain, additional functionality this processing and technology and
current system. on with our IT the system. functionality for our staff permit processing of citations, compatible expand and upgrade system can provide. In the database integration. architecture are
department. holders. handhelds and developing the system in-house is future we are interested in dated.
campus data integration. a tremendous License Plate Recognition
advantage vs. relying or other permit-less
on an "off-the-shelf" or systems to reduce costs
vendor-developed and improve efficiencies.
system.
email Contact Seamus Wilmot jhdalbeck@ucdavis.edu Wanda Brown Sheila Nguyen Nelly Cruz (ncruz@uci.edu) Eric Lew (elew@ts.ucla.edu) Karin Groth Mike Delo Melanie Arias marias@ucsd.edu Kevin Cox Jason Ziebarth Andy Klein Steve Sears
swilmot@berkeley.edu (wanda.brown@ucdmc.u (sheilan@uci.ed (kgroth@ucmerce (mike.delo@ucr.edu) (kevin.cox@ucsf.edu) (jason.ziebarth@tps.ucsb.e (ajklein@ucsc.edu), (srsears@stanford.e
cdavis.edu) u) d.edu) du John Steele du)
(moriarti@ucsc.edu)
Comments Contract awarded in 2009 and
implementation of Phase 1 of
new system in summer 2010.
LAST
no changes 3/11/11 2/28/2011 3/11/2011 3/9/2011 3/9/2011 3/3/2011 3/8/2011 3/18/2010 3/14/2011 3/18/2011 no changes 3/11/11 3/11/2011
UPDATED:
Page 24 of 50 Filename: 5d6d9a1e-7885-40ab-8009-9ff3a0ba2e61.xls
Campus Summary: Transportation Demand Management Programs
Winter 2011
Categories Berkeley Davis Davis Medical Irvine Irvine Medical Los Angeles Merced Riverside San Diego San Francisco Santa Barbara Santa Cruz Stanford
" GROUP COMMUTE" PROGRAMS
Public Transit BART; Bus; Train. Pre-tax AmTrak, 3 Transit Agencies Capitol Corridor Amtak train, Bus, Train Bus, Train Six transit service providers, Bus and Rail Connection Bus, Train SD Transit, NC Transit, Local and regional bus and rail Metropolitan Transit District Service contract w/ local public Primary transit to campus is the
purchase program available provide bus service Regional Transit, e-Tran, Yolo plus FlyAway express bus to Commuter Rail Connection. access also some last mile Bus, Long Distance Buses transit agency, SCMTD. Marguerite shuttle, which
through vendor: WageWorks. Transit, Roseville transit, LAX and Amtrak Thruway Bus connections to transit via (Coastal Express, Clean Air Transported over 2.39 million connects with rail (Caltrain),
WageWorks also provides pre- Yuba/Sutter Transit, El Dorado to the Van Nuys Amtrak station. campus shutltle as well as bus Express and Valley Express). UCSC passengers during 09- transit (VTA, Samtrans, AC
tax park & ride options to transit. club program.. Have pretax Amtrak Train has such poor on- 10 at a cost of $3.0 million. Transit, Dumbarton Express).
employees. transit program through 3rd time performance that use has UCSC accounts for ~50% of all Secondary transit connecting to
party vendor (HR Simplified). dropped to nearly nil. SCMTD ridership in Santa Cruz the university's primary transit
County. providers: BART, Muni, ACE
train. Line U of AC Transit
(express line from the East Bay)
comes onto campus.
Public Transit Incentives Subsized employee unlimited Discounted bus passes for bus Discounted passes to all public Train - 20% subsidy; Bus, train, - 30% subsidy; Minimum 50% subsidy for all Subsidize Merced County "The RTA UPASS: Annual Subsidized regional passes for Pretax Transit program Students Pay a $13.13/Qtr lock- Subsidized SCMTD transit pass GO Pass (free Caltrain
ride transit pass; mandatory fee and discounted Commuter transit systems. Subsidies for "University Pass" bus pass, complimentary 12 day use transit passes or rides. Bus" pass for students and agreement allows students, faculty, staff, students, and administered by HR Simplified. in fee to get unlimited bus for faculty & staff, mandatory boarding) Eco Pass (free VTA,
unlimited transit ride pass Checks for train, ERH, 2 daily vanpools, carpools, bikes, etc. unlimited rides on OCTA, permits, GRH. partial for faculty & staff. Both staff, and faculty unlimited unlimited free rides on all bus Emergency Ride Home usage. Fines and Forfitures subsidized pass for students. DB Express boarding), free
students; pre-tax transit parking permits per month, commuting to work. $95/year (86% subsidy) provide unlimited bus usage of usage on RTA routes by routes serving UCSD, which program. Free secure bicycle currently pays up to $21 per Both provide unlimited fare-free boarding on Line U East Bay
purchase for employees; Transit Enterprise Rental Car Voucher all routes operating under this swipping their UCR ID Card. now includes 9 different bus parking at major camus sites. month toward 30-day unlimited bus usage county-wide. express, all Marguerite shuttles,
subsidies for faculty, staff & good for 2 complimentary hours public transit agency. Subsized 100% by Parking routes. City CarShare discount. use bus passes on local or long- including express to East Bay,
students (1 per quarter upon request); Revenue. Current annual sistance transit pre-tax for transit passes,
eligibility for grand prize drawing agreement includes a per swipe transit parking, and Commuter
costs with monthly maximum Checks, arranged free park-and-
per cardholder and an annual ride spaces in East Bay, free
maximum cost for all ridership. hourly car rental and Zipcar
credit, $282/year Clean Air
Cash, Emergency Ride Home,
carshare, free transit for new
riders.
Campus Shuttles Extensive day and night Intercampus shuttle to and from Intercampus shuttle to UC Extensive day and night Campus-To Campus Shuttle Extensive BruinBus shuttle, Two (2) Campus Shuttle routes 10 routes carrying approx. 16 shuttle bus routes annually Currently none beside the local On-campus Day and Night 43 Marguerite shuttle vehicles
services: intra-campus, to the Sacramento campus and Davis and Sacramento campus; services: Free on-campus, and employee shuttles from employee shuttle between run daily during academic year 24,000 riders daily. transport 2.2 mil faculty, staff, buses that traverse the campus Shuttles transported 2.05 (37 buses operating on
surrounding neighborhoods for intracampus shuttle service on shuttle servicing the Medical intra-campus, low rate to remote parking lots. UCLA MC and Santa Monica transporting members of the students, patients and visitors and serve university housing on million passengers in 09-10. biodiesel fuel, 2 diesel-electric
night service and to remote site. the Davis campus. Center campus; Capital City surrounding sites, shuttle between University campus community to and from between primary campus sites more remote regions of hybrid buses, 4 ADA vans). The
Free service to campus affiliates Hospital shuttle servicing the neighborhoods. South Apts and campus. the main campus and and some secondary campus campus 14-route system connects the
except remote site shuttle. Light Rail Station. surrounding venues and locations for University business campus with transit, and
neighborhoods. In addition, throughout the workday. Night nearby shopping, dining,
RTA runs two (2) local routes in service provided to surrounding entertainment, with annual
and around the campus at no neighborhood. ridership of more than 1.4
cost to students, staff, and million. Recent route
faculty when UCR ID Card is realignment saved more than
swipped. Routes are 100% 100,000 miles annually.
subsidized by permit revenues.
RTA annual agreements are flat
rated based on academic days
and hours routes are in service.
Carpool Parking Discounted carpool permits for Discounted carpool permits for Discounted carpool permits for Discounted carpool permits Discounted carpool permits for 3-person employee carpools Dedicated spaces available at Faculty, staff, and full-time Dedicated spaces, GRH, OU Discounted (shared cost) and 6 complimentary parking days Discounted carpool permits for Facutly, staff, students, and
staff, faculty and students, staff, faculty, graduate students, Faculty, Staff and Students. for Fac/Staff & Graduate Fac/Staff , preferential reserved have Blue (mobility) parking all campus locations for graduate students are eligible to parking passes, free carsharing pretax carpool parking permit as a perk to Student Carpools. staff, faculty and students, other commuters. Carpool
some preferential reserved and undergraduates living Provide reserved parking for 3 Employees, preferential carpool parking. privileges. 2-person employee students, staff and faculty. participate in the carpool hours, etc. available at all campus locations Fac/Staff may purchase half- some preferential reserved credit(discounted parking
carpool parking. outside of Davis, ERH, 2 daily person carpools. Provide 24 reserved carpool parking. carpools and student carpools program. Faculty and staff for students, staff, & faculty. priced long-term parking carpool parking. permits/cash incentives, prime
parking permits per month, courtesy passes to 2- and 3- have non-mobility parking appointments must be 50% or Free parking is provided for use permits and get 57 hours of reserved parking, free hourly
reserved parking space, person carpoolers as an privileges. greater. Applicants must travel of City CarShare from campus complimentary parking per car rentals/carshare,
Enterprise Rental Car Voucher incentive for taking alternative together a minimum of three to campus locations. quarter: Free Carshare Emergency Ride Home, one
good for 2 complimentary hours transportation to work. days a week for more than 50% membership and Free free daily permit per month per
(1 per quarter upon request), of their commute to campus. Emergency Ride Home person, ridematching database,
eligibility for grand prize Parking permits are discounted services. targeted outreach.
drawing. 50%. Carpoolers receive
complimentary parking
privileges (24 per year) and are
eligible for the emergency ride
home program.
Vanpools Privately operated w/ ~30 3 vans w/ 49 participants. 5 vans w/ 26 participants. 17 vans w/ 111 participants 4 vans w/ 42 participants 160 vans w/ ~1,600 full-time In Progress Program open to students, 46 vans w/ 305 participants In-house operation. Service 13 Vans with 140 participants 23 vans transport ~250 Subsidy of $200 per month for
participants Discounted parking permits for Preferential parking for participants and ~766 part-time faculty and staff commuters to area includes the entire Bay commuters, primarily staff and each Stanford vanpool, free
staff, faculty & students, ERH, 2 vanpools. participants. UCR campus. Currently Area and beyond. Operating faculty, although open to reserved parking, $282/year for
daily parking permits per month operating 25 routes with 174 45 shuttles that carry an students if space is available. each rider, free hourly car
per full time rider, reserved participants. Occupancy is average of 404 passengers Rate is subsidized at approx. rental/carshare, ridematching
parking space, Enterprise 81% as of Feb 2011. daily. Program is generally self- 60%. In house operation, daily database, targeted outreach,
Rental Car Voucher good for 2 Additional routes are being funded. Vanpool members can parking permits are available Emergency Ride Home.
complimentary hours (1 per added due to demand. Monthly purchase use of 10 single day 4/month at no cost and if more
quarter upon request), subsidy Vanpool fares are based on a 3- reduced parking passes are needed, at a discounted
towards driver exams, eligibility Tier Mileage scale at a 9 person quarterly. rate.
for grand prize drawing. occupancy rate. Permit
revenue subsidizes any empty
seats. Monthly vanpool fares
include parking permit, 24
complimentary days of parking
per year per participant, the
emergency ride home program,
and weekly fuel & wash
services, Current vanpool fleet
of 25 vehicles comprised of 20 -
12 PAX Vans, 4 - SUV's, and 1
- Mini-Van.
Page 25 of 50 Filename: 5d6d9a1e-7885-40ab-8009-9ff3a0ba2e61.xls
Campus Summary: Transportation Demand Management Programs
Winter 2011
Categories Berkeley Davis Davis Medical Irvine Irvine Medical Los Angeles Merced Riverside San Diego San Francisco Santa Barbara Santa Cruz Stanford
Buspool goBus: Discounted bus Discontinued in early 1990s due No No N/A Have had bus club in place N/A N/A No
passes, ERH, 2 daily parking to low demand & high cost. since 1974; Marin Commute
permits per month, Enterprise Club, 3 buses with 110 monthly
Rental Car Voucher good for 2 riders. W alk-up/one-way
complimentary hours (1 per ridership is accepted based on
quarter upon request); eligibility availability. Club members can
for grand prize drawing purchase use of 10 single day
reduced parking passes
quarterly.
Transit Pool same as Buspool "goBus" 100 Participants No No No N/A NA N/A N/A No
Train Pool goTrain: Discounted Capitol Corridor Amtak train, via 2 ZevNet electric No No No N/A NA N/A N/A No
Commuter Checks good Regional Transit, e-Tran, Yolo vehicles (Toyota Rav-4's)
towards train pass, ERH, 2 daily Transit, Roseville Transit,
parking permits per month, Yuba/Sutter Transit, El Dorado
Enterprise Rental Car Voucher Transit.
good for 2 complimentary hours
(1 per quarter upon request);
eligibility for grand prize drawing
INDIVIDUAL PROGRAMS
Bicycles Extensive bicycle parking Extensive bicycle infrastructure Bicycle racks located at the Bicycle incentives include Bike lockers, shower & locker X Faculty, staff, and full-time Monthly bike breakfasts, $20 Have bike program at all major 10,000+ Bike Racks, 40 Bike Commuter Shower Program, Commuter showers and
including secure facilities; on campus, allows for purchase entrance of all buildings Two "inclement weather room for fac/staff commuters, graduate students are eligible to helmet vouchers at campus campus sites. Facilities include Lockers, Complimentary Free Bike Shuttle uphill to lockers, bike lockers, $282/year
bicycle racks on campus of daily A permits, educational secured bicycle storage areas. passes"; bicycle give- Bike Center for repairs, new participate in the cyclist & bike shop, TritonBike bike share both outside and caged parking perks to Bike campus, bike racks on shuttles Clean Air Cash, free hourly car
shuttles; free CA bicycle outreach programs. goBike Allow for the purchase of daily always; on-campus Bike bike route signage and stencils, walker program. Registered program, Pedal Club bicycle facilities. Bike racks include Commuters: Free Showers in and buses. Bike Shuttle rental/carshare, discounted
licensing services; educational members: one complimentary "C" permits. Developed a Shop; future bicycle hub. Bike Rack Deployment Plan, cyclists & walkers are eligible for commuter program, etc. high security and standard two locations on campus. transports avg. of 145 helmets, bike licensing, annual
materials/outreach; Campus daily permit per month, free bicycle map on our website and Extensive bicycle parking Departmental Bruin Bikes 48 complimentary days of configurations. Bike permits riders/day, peak of 320 bike rack additions, regional
Bicycle Plan (Spring 2006). access to shower & locker as an incentive allow students including bicycle racks on program, Bicycle Library. parking per year. Free bicycle required for use of caged riders/day. ~3,100 bike parking bike map, free leg bands and
facilities through the ARC, 20% who bike to campus during campus and on campus license registration, facilities. Some limited bike spaces on campus. Free CA rear lights, free head lights for
discount on bike lockers, 40% peak hours to have courtesy shuttles; free bicycle complimentary locker and safety programs offered. Bike bicycle licenses; educational new students, bike shop on
discount on Unitrans 10-Ride parking up to 12 times during registration services; shower facilities available. racks on all campus shuttles. materials/outreach; Campus campus, bike safety repair
passes (1 per quarter), the fiscal year when they study Bicycle Education and Bicycle Plan (2008); free bike stands on campus, incentives
Enterprise Rental Car Voucher at night. Enforcement Program light safety program; free bicycle for helmet use, folding bike
good for two complimentary (BEEP); 2007 UCIrvine skills classes; sponsored bike promotion (free rental and
hours (1 per quarter upon LRDP Bikeway Network rides that focus on safety; free subsidy for purchase), bike
request), EMH for UC Davis maintenace services; Bicycle safety classes, bike skills and
affiliates living outside of Davis, Library through student bike repair maintenance
Yolo TMA EMH for UC Davis organization; Spring Helmet classes, bike safety dorm and
affiliates living within Davis, giveaway; Zero interest bike department road shows,
eligibility for grand prize loan; extensive online resources (bike
drawing. Bicycle Education and quiz online, bike safety
Enforcement Program (BEEP) testimonials, bike routes to
will allow individuals ticketed to transit, bike fleet "how to guide,"
choose the BEEP diversion and more), Bike Safety
course offered by UC Davis. Invention Challenge, Bike
The fine will be substantially Safety Dorm Challenge, bike
reduced while educating the commute planning and bike
individual ticketed. This is being buddy program.
offered to anyone who is
ticketed. Upon successful
completion of the course, the
ticket will be dismissed and
forwarded to the Court.
Carshare Carshare for fac/staff and Zipcar (personal and business) Seeking leadership approval to Zipcar - 11 vehicles on UCLA Car Share w/ Zipcar has Zipcar introduced in 2/2010 to 14 Zipcars available on campus City Careshare provides 15 Zipcar.com/ucsb Zipcar introduced in 9/07 to 18+ Yes: 38 Zipcar vehicles at 17
students. City Carshare, and UC Davis Fleet Services bring Zipcar to campus. campus. 14 vehicles on-site and six in students, staff, faculty and - UCSD provides Rideshare vehicles at all campus sites; FREE signup students, staff, faculty and Stanford locations. $35 driving
ZipCar, and U-Carshare on (business only). Hourly car the surrounding neighborhood community members. 3 members with limited # of free $5.50/hr weekdays; $6/hr Currently 3 zipcars on campus community members. 8 cars credit with $35 registration. $8
campus rental program with Enterprise for a total of 20 in close Zipcars currently on campus. hours/month. weekends + $0.35/mile OR renting for $5.50 per hour or on-campus with overall credit per month for Commute
Rent-A-Car for all campus proximity. $48/day weekdays; $52/day $60 per day utililzation of 43% and approx. Club members. Pilot for Zimride
affiliates 18+ weekends + $0.10/mile. 960 active members. This integration (complete). Free
program has been department memberships and
complimented with 6 cars department use can be charged
located off-campus in the city, to purchase card.
with the bulk of utilization (40%)
resulting from off-campus
UCSC affiliates (will expand to 9
cars shortly).
Carshare Utilization Average usage = 42% per Utilization was 43.3% in Utilization was 48.4% in
(if available) day February 2011. February 2011.
COMMUTE ASSISTANCE
Ridematching services Ridematching through Zimride Ridematching through Use both the Medical Center Zimride carpool and Ridematching provided via Ridematching through Zimride Zimride (contract in place Feb AlternetRides online carpool Ride matching provied through Online Real-Time Carpool Ridematching provided through Ride matching and commute
(zimride.com) Zimride.com/ucdavis campus ridematching services vanpool ride matching Zimride, Inc. 2011) matching. Zimride with 1,300+ Matching by 3rd party vendors local RTC and Zimride. planning. Ride matching for
as well as a regional database. services. participants; vanpool ride greenride provided by the carpools and vanpools offered
matching provided both in county and contract with through Zimride and 511.
house and via on-line 511 Zimride.com/ucsb Online vanpool information also
Rideshare matching system allows direct contact with
supported by Cal Trans. vanpool coordinators and
facilitates new vanpool
formation.
Emergency Ride Home Available to Fac/Staff through TAPS ERH Program available Available to Faculty, Staff and Guaranteed Ride Guaranteed Ride Home(GRH) Vanpool only, but soon to No Guarenteed Ride Home Yes Available to all students, staff, & Available to all fac/staff in AT Provided to all fac/staff in AT Yes, for all commuters using
County CMA to all goClub members students enrolled in the Home(GRH) program for program for all rideshare include Commuter Express bus program offered to faculty & faculty who do not commute programs, and only to students programs through membership alternative transportation. Plus,
(students, staff & faculty) who Commuter Choice Program. all rideshare participants; participants provided by OCTA services and eventual roll out to staff registered as a carpooler alone by car. riding vanpools. with TMA (Ecology Action). Freshman Emergency Ride
live outside of Davis, purchase a This program is funded through Emergency Ridehome all alt. modes. or vanpooler. Limited to one Home program.
monthly bus/train pass, carpool the Sacramento Transportation program for all campus occurrence each quarter.
or vanpool. Also partner with Management Association. affiliates
Yolo TMA on their ERH
Program.
OTHER PROGRAMS
On-Campus Housing X 25% of all undegraduate N/A Yes Yes X 32% of undergraduate students Yes Campus Housing currently 29% of students reside in 45% of students housed on- Housing available for faculty,
students live on campus. reside in University owned provides accomodations for University-owned housing. An campus 96% of undergrads and 57% of
Limited on campus housing for housing, either on-campus or approximately 17% of the additional 42% of student grads. None for Postdocs.
staff, faculty, and graduate adacent to campus. 10% of current campus graduate and population lives in the ajacent
students. graduate students reside in professional "student" student enclave of Isla Vista.
University owned housing. population, approximately 3,000
students. Also provides some
housing for faculty, post
doctoral and clinical fellows,
and residents.
Page 26 of 50 Filename: 5d6d9a1e-7885-40ab-8009-9ff3a0ba2e61.xls
Campus Summary: Transportation Demand Management Programs
Winter 2011
Categories Berkeley Davis Davis Medical Irvine Irvine Medical Los Angeles Merced Riverside San Diego San Francisco Santa Barbara Santa Cruz Stanford
Residential Parking Parking restrictions also for No parking program for all N/A Yes Yes Limited freshman granted only No No Daytime parking restrictions Residence Halls have proximal Residential frosh/soph No freshman cars; campus
Restrictions commuting students living resident hall students. First to exceptions through appeal apply to most campus sites with parking sold on a first-come first- prohibition w/ exceptions resident students can only
within 2 miles of the cental implemented for Freshman only process parking access priorities served basis and remote lots through appeal process. purchase permits valid in their
campus. in Fall 2002. outlined by campus policy. have more than enough residential area.
Unless there is on site parking parking
availability tied directly to
Housing or campus avilability,
student residents do not have
daytime parking accesss.
Flex-Time & Telecommuting Informal arrangements. No official policy implemented Program is in place. Medical Yes Informal arrangments on dept- planned At department's discretion Yes Campus has official policy on HR has developed a nice Informal arrangements for many Outreach to all departments
on a department by deparment Transcribing is the only by dept basis. telecommuting and does website staff, many faculty. and schools to encourge a
basis. department to-date on a Flex- provide flex time based if http://hr.ucsb.edu/worklife/flexw change in work hours to avoid
Time or Telecommuting department businesss needs ork.php and has yet to commute trips during peak
program. and their ability to encourage the practice traffic times. Work Anywhere
accommodate such needs. campuswide program offers tips and
guidelines.
Financial Incentives Discounted carpool parking Discounted parking permits for Discounted parking permits for Subsidies, rebates, or Discounted carpool permits for planned Pre-tax payroll deduction for Yes Discounted (shared cost) and Pre-Tax payroll deduction for Discounted carpool parking All commuters who do not buy
permits for faculty, staff and carpools and vanpools. carpools, vanpools, bikers and financial incentives fac/staff & students, partially permits and vanpool fares. pretax carpool parking permits. carpool permits, vanpool and permits, subsidized vanpools a long-term parking permit or
students; free parking for Complimentary parking permits regional transit riders. Available available in all rideshare subsidized transit passes, 50% discount on carpool Vanpool drivers are not charged transit. Up to $21.month off and faculty/staff bus passes. buy only a carpool or vanpool
vanpools. for goClub members. to all Faculty, staff, students. modes for faculty, staff, and reduced fee for occasional parking permits for fac/staff and anyl fares. Vanpool & commute transit. 50% discount on permit are part of the Commute
grad. employees. parking for TDM program grad students. club riders can purchase carpool parking permits for Club and get: $282/year, and
Subsidies available for bus, participants, eight hours of reduce paking single day Fac/Staff and graduate the incentives noted in other
train, and shuttle for all Zipcar usage per month per alt. passes. students employed 45% or columns. $50 Refer-A-Friend
students. mode participant. more. program and $50 Permit-Return
promotions.
Transportation Info Centers On-line; at P & T customer Two information booths, online, Main Parking Office, Kiosk On-Line, Main Office, Commuter Services & TAPS Lobby, Website, TAPS Lobby, Website, Yes, via website and from Online, 2 office locations, 2 Online and in Transportation On-line and in 31 locations P&TS Office, online, annual
services & UCPD bus shelters, brochure displays booths and bus shelters. Kiosks Information Center, website, presentations to departments Facebook, Twitter, Commuter Rideshare Boards throughout satellite office locations, shuttle Alternatives Office. New around campus, including the parking/transportation info
on campus, and the TAPS BeaGreenCommuter.com blog. and groups. Pit Stop monthly set up on campus. bus shleters. Staff available at Employee Orientation and TAPS Sales Office and the resource sent to every campus
office. campus, monthly new all employee & student presentations to departments main Kiosk. Transit info department, Marguerite shuttle
employee orientation orientations. and groups. Targeted and available in bus and bus shelter. maps available at various
presentation, annual, summer General e-mail campaigns Info distributed at new Student campus and Stanford Hospital
orientations with Student and articles by/for local media Orientations, and emails to new locations, outreach
Affairs, Housing, and vaious are our primary ways to get the and returning students. presentations and information,
other presentations as word out about the AT Program including new employee
requested at UCSB. orientation and new student
orientation.
Other Discounted daily parking for Targeted marketing campaigns "Inclement weather" Targeted marketing campaigns Directives in Circulation element In lieu of receiving UCSD provides a limited Pursuing subsidizing pretax Undergraduates residing within Increased efforts to provide new Monthly P&TS email updates
employees in TDM programs. via address geocoding to reach parking permits offered to via address geocoding to reach of the LRDP encourage complimentary daily permits, amount of free parking to all transit partiicpant costs, student two-miles of campus have a students transportation and sent to most of campus
specific markets. Increased faculty, staff, and grad specific markets (e.g., new expansion of existing and participants in our carpool, Rideshare members for days subsidized bus pass, Caltrain ban on the purchase long-term parking information prior to and population and extensive
efforts to provide new student employee rideshare Antelope Valley Transit subsidy planned AT programs. bicycle, and walking programs that they have to drive to GoPass for South Bay for parking permits. Graduate upon arrival at UCSC. marketing program. Charter
transportation and parking participants program--sent over 500 may chosse a Night Permit as campus. residents. Outreach Zimride to students employed less than Partnerships with Admissions, bus program to help reduce
information prior to and upon postcards to UCLA community their parking incentive. Night our populationto to further 45% or equivalent fellowship Housing, and Dining Services to trips by groups visiting campus,
arrival at UC Davis. members who live within that Permits are valid after 4:00pm promote carpool/ride matching. face the same parking ban as market programs. outreach/promotional events,
area). M-F and all day on weekends. undergraduates. This practice sustainability and wellness
greatly increases the number of partnerships, Green House Gas
Outreach through new student bicycle commuters between inventory project, Peak-trip
and new employee orientations. local residences and campus. Task Force, annual commute
mode survey.
ZimRide (yes/no) Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes YES (new for 2011) Yes Yes Yes
If yes, version W hite Label Campus Network W hite Label (Premium) W hite Label (Premium) W hite Label (Premium) w/ W hite Label (Premium) W hite Label (Premium) White Label (Premium)
(Premium) vanpool module
If yes, data available Upon request. UCI Network - limits access User data available to us: Cumulative Users (since Total Users, increased by 1400 Administrative access to reports
to UCI affiliates. Provides: - Name (if they came through 08/01/2007) 343 this year to 3138 by time period, and various data
* Rideshare matching the white label; it just says New Users (last 90 days) 91 Total Ride Postings: 3000, of on users, such as cumulative
* Link to Facebook “Facebook User” if they came Ride Postings Currently Active that, commute posts were 571. users, new users, active ride
* Dashboard: through the app in the System 395 postings, one-time posts,
- # commute/1-time posts - An e-mail address Cumulative Posts (since commute posts, average
- VMT saved - And whether it was confirmed 08/01/2007) 3016 matches.
- Estimated GHG savings - # of posts One-Time Posts 2391
- Ride Match Statistics - You can now click through to Commute Posts 625
* Includes vanpool see the rides posted by the
component user, but not whether there
*Allows for Trusted Partner were matches or
Links correspondence between
users.
Other data available to us in a
broader context
- #matches
- Number of rides posted within
a specific distance range
- Cumulative # of trips since
inception
New Posts (last 90 days) 233
One-Time Posts 170
Commute Posts 63
Average Matches Per Post 22
DATE THIS PAGE LAST
3/4/2010 2/28/2011 3/11/2011 3/9/2011 3/8/2011 3/3/2011 3/8/2011 3/18/2010 3/17/2011 3/14/2010 3/11/2011
UPDATED:
Page 27 of 50 Filename: 5d6d9a1e-7885-40ab-8009-9ff3a0ba2e61.xls
Campus Summary: Transit Programs
Winter 2011
Categories Berkeley Davis Davis Medical Irvine Irvine Medical Los Angeles Merced Riverside San Diego San Francisco Santa Barbara Santa Cruz Stanford
CAMPUS SHUTTLES
Day Shuttle Program? Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes No Yes, including Yes
Disability Van
Service (DVS)
Days/Hours of operation 7am-7pm M-F 5:30AM - M-F 5:30 am - 8:30 pm M-R 7:15AM-11PM / M-F 6:00AM-6:30PM M-F 7:00A-6:00P M-F 6:13am- M - F 6:30 am - 10:00 pm during M-F 5:30AM- M-F: approx. 6 AM to N/A M-F, 7:20am - 6pm 5:00 am-9:00 pm
6:00PM (Intercampus Shuttle); On F 7:30AM-7PM Campus-to Campus 11:37pm; Sat-Sun fall, winter and spring quarter 12:00AM Sat-Sun 9:30 PM
campus program - 5:00a - 11:00am-11:04pm classes 7:00AM-12:00AM
6:00 p.m.
Annual Day Shuttle Costs $1,060,000 $400,00 $635,915 $934,000 $158,000 $2,898,758 1,230,000 $522,400 $4,700,000 $7,800,000 N/A $2.5 million $6,316,000
Day Shuttle Funding Sources parking revenue; Hosipital, School of Hospital,, Medical Center citation revenue; citation revenue; Parking reserves citation & parking Citation & parking permit citation & parking parking revenue; N/A Mandatory student parking revenue,
student fees; farebox; Medicine, Medical Parking &Transportation housing campus funds revenue; student revenue with a small amount of revenue recharge to Medical fees; housing & University & Non
campus funds Center, PATS, TAPS Services, UC Davis TAPS contributions; fees; farebox; Transit revenues from recharges Center conference University partners
farebox; TGIF funds campus funds for airport shuttles and campus contribution; parking
(1-time for Spectrum tours. revenue; ~$60k of
pilot) citation revenue.
Night Shuttle Program? YES No Yes Yes Yes Yes (Evening Van Yes Yes Yes Yes No Yes, including Yes
Service) Disability Van
Service (DVS)
Days/Hours of operation 7pm-3am N/A 6:00 pm - 12 midnight M-F - M-F 5:30AM-8:30PM M-Th 6:00P-11:00P 7:27pm to 1:34am, M-F till 9:50pm during academic See Above Everyday: 5 PM to 1 N/A 7 nights/week, 8:00 pm-1:45 am
On campus shuttle employee shuttles Mon. through Fri.; year. No shuttles run during AM 6:30pm - 12:30am
from remote lots and 10:00pm to academic breaks or summer
2:35am Fri. and Sat.; session.
Night shuttles run
during fall and spring
semesters only
Annual Night Shuttle Costs $670,000 N/A N/A $120,000 $719,500 $260,379 $100,000 Included in above Included in above $435,000 N/A $600,000 $565,000
Night Shuttle Funding Sources parking revenue; N/A Parking Revenue citation revenue; citation revenue; Parking reserves citation & parking citation & parking permit parking revenue; parking revenue; N/A Mandatory student parking revenue,
student fees housing revenue; student revenue; recharge income recharge to Medical recharge to Medical fees; housing & University & Non
contributions; farebox fees; farebox; Center Center conference University partners
campus funds contribution; parking
revenue; citation
revenue.
EMPLOYEES TRANSIT PASS PROGRAM
Pre-Tax Transit Pass Program Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes No No Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes
for Employees?
Annual Program Cost $517,000 $253,153 $640,464.00 $61,176 $284,121 $2,961,558 $490,000 $1,319,536 $45,000 $184,500 $1,920,000
Annual Costs covered by $123,000 $29,077 $547,769.98 $28,776 $0 $2,236,558 $490,000 $1,319,536 65000 $45,000 $105,000 $1,575,000
Campus
Annual revenue from users $394,000 $224,076 $92,694.02 $32,400 $227,287 $725,000 $- $0 $65,000 $79,500 $0
Cost to Employee $34 mon/$408 yr Depends on pass. 41% Subsidy for Regional $95/year membership Transit up to 30% Bruin Go: $.35/ride; Students, Faculty, and Staff ride $0 $0 $372 $102/yr $0
Subsidy of up to $22 Transit; Other transit fee (27% of users) subsidy, Metrolink $30/qtr free when UCR ID Card is
per month for transit systems receive the same depends on pass Metro - Staff: swipped on RTA routes.
passes. level of support. $95 - $121 Program includes UPASS good
Metro - Student: on any RTA route and two local
$46 - $54 routes around campus. Funded
LADOT: $105 - $162 from permit revenue
Santa Clarita - Staff:
$180 - $215
Santa Claria -
Student:
$85 - $100
Antelope Valley:
$465
STUDENT TRANSIT PASS PROGRAM Yes
UC-Sponsored Student Transit Yes Yes Yes Yes N/A Yes Yes Yes Yes No Yes Yes, a mandatory Students ride AC
Pass for public transit? quarterly Student Transit Line U East
Transit Fee has been Bay Express Bus for
in place since 1972. free with their
Stanford ID.
Annual Program Cost $2,300,000 $4,155,030 Students pay the same rate $165,403 $0 See above $100,000 see above included in $816,397 $2.9 million $137,000 for all
and are subsidized the same employee program employees and
as Faculty and staff/ students.
Page 28 of 50 Filename: 5d6d9a1e-7885-40ab-8009-9ff3a0ba2e61.xls
Campus Summary: Transit Programs
Winter 2011
Categories Berkeley Davis Davis Medical Irvine Irvine Medical Los Angeles Merced Riverside San Diego San Francisco Santa Barbara Santa Cruz Stanford
CAMPUS SHUTTLES
Annual Costs covered by $0 $84,500 See Cost above. $77,802 N/A See above $65,000 see above $0 $0
Campus
Annual Costs covered by $2,300,000 $2,255,330 See Cost above. $87,600 $0 $0 $0 none 0 $816,397 $2.9 million
Student Fees
Is a Student Transit Fee in place $1.6M is paid to Yes, all $95/year membership N/A No Yes No Offered transit pass Yes. $13.13/qtr Yes. $111.66/qtr, No
(mandatory transit fee with transit agency. undergraduate fee program in FY 09/10; with $101/qtr
registration)? Include fee $814,000 is paid to students pay fees insufficient sales accruing to TAPS;
amount if applicable. P&T; of that, dedicated to Unitrans necessitated remainder is "Return
$165,000 is held for and Yolobus cancellation To Aid" distributed
improvement. services. systemwide.
Student cost for transit pass - Free Students do not pay Quarterly Student
per student $33/undergrad per at fare box for SB Transit Fee provides
Academic Quarter. MTD rides (Goleta to fare-free ridership.
Summer fee is Carpinteria)
$14.50/undergrad per
Summer Session
Notes Transit participants receive Employee transit RTA charges UCR $0.90 per UCPD operates night Charter and Event
24 days of courtesy parking. participants receive boarding up to a max of safety program. services offered and
24 days of "inclement $35.00/month per individual ID excluded from
weather" parking card figures.
passes
DATE THIS PAGE LAST UPDATED: 3/4/2010 2/28/2011 3/11/2011 3/9/2011 3/8/2011 3/15/2011 3/8/2011 3/18/2010 3/14/2011 3/18/2011 3/11/2011 3/11/2011
Page 29 of 50 Filename: 5d6d9a1e-7885-40ab-8009-9ff3a0ba2e61.xls
Campus Summary: Bicycle Programs
Winter 2011
Categories Berkeley Davis Davis Medical Irvine Irvine Medical Los Angeles Merced Riverside San Diego San Francisco Santa Barbara Santa Cruz Stanford
FUNDING
Bike Coordinator? (FT or PT) No FT PT Bike Coordination falls Bike Coord. Falls under ETCPT: Planning Analyst's Bike Coordination Program offered through PD has a full time bicycle FT Rideshare Not Specifically, FT TAP Manager, Part of Program Full time Bicycle Program
under the responsibility job description functions will fall under Alternative officer Coordinator performs Associated Students Bicycle Manager's current duties, Coordinator
of ETC includes 30% time the Fleet/Transit Transportation Program these duties Advocacy group and Facilities with assistance from two
for bicycle planning. Coordinator (position Management. staff.
under recruitment)
Bike Program Annual Budget $0 - funds $268,891 $5K $22,000 As needed No $9000 for additional Approx 50k As needed Included in the Transportation varies $250K
are made available racks Alternatives Program budget.
depending on projects.
Secured funding for Bike Yes. In 07-08 had a one Yes No Yes No Yes no No No Yes Yes Yes, from TAPS funds Yes, but it depends on
Improvements? time campus and external grants campus development
administration allocation
of $124K to implement
high priority projects
If yes, what source and what In 07-08 had a one time Various grants. Bike Citation revenue Citation revenue TGIF (student green N/A No N/A Parking Student lock-in fees and TAPS TDM programs, Fees assess on building
projects? campus administration parking improvements, initiative fund) and Revenue,TFCA/BAAQM contributions from the TEA, STP grants projects is the source of
allocation of $124K to bike path and bike lane FitWell funding D- Bike Cages Chancellor's Office / Physical funds. Projects include
implement high priority construction. Purchase (Recreation funding for Facilities. bike parking areas, racks
projects antique bike collection. healthy employees - a and lockers, paths and
wellness program) other infrastructure
improvements.
PLANNING
Bike Plan (date) 2006 Yes, 2007 Awaiting policy approval Yes - 2007 Yes, 2005 In development No; in development Yes, July 1993 Seeking funding Long-Range Development Plan UCSC Bike Plan adopted Informal: 1997.
includes new bike path by City of Santa Cruz
construction and improvement to December 2008 as
existing paths. amendment to their City
Bike Plan.
Bike Routes: yes, road, route and Roads, roads with bike Yes - - bike lanes and Yes -- bike lanes and Designated shared route Marked bike lanes on Marked bike lanes on Bike lanes Yes, Our campus is Over 7 miles Bicycle Paths, 2 Yes, paths and lanes Yes
shared paths lanes, shared-use paths. shared paths shared paths on campus streets. campus roads; in some campus roads; bikes spread throughout SF miles of unpaved single track
areas bikes share share paths with and our locations are some of which is on the along the
paths with pedestrians pedestrians connected by City wide rugged terrain of our beautiful
bike network coastline.
Class I paths Yes Yes Yes No 7 miles Major Bike Path across Yes: 12 miles
lower campus meadows
Class II lanes Yes Yes Yes Yes 1 mile On some campus Yes: 11.7 miles
roadways
Class III routes No No. Yes Yes None at this time De facto, but generally Yes: 8.6 miles
not formalized.
Reviewing use of
"sharrows" on some
campus roadways.
Bike Map yes Joint campus/community Yes Yes Yes no Yes Yes Yes,SFBC makes a map Yes, a pdf and printable version of Bike paths & lanes are Yes
map for the city the campus bike map. Santa included in campus map;
Barbara County has its own bike County bike map for
map that is available to the region
campus.
Campus Yes Yes Yes
Community Yes Yes
Cordon Counts? no Occasionally No. Yes Occasionally no Yes Yes No Not recently. We are currently Yes, as part of Bike count completed
looking into a more accurate occasional Modal Mix June 2010; 13,000
system to gather this data. studies bicycles on campus on a
daily basis
If yes, what time of year? Spring 3rd wk fall qtr Spring Qtrly; week 4 Winter n/a Fall & Spring Quarters Spring, sometimes Fall June, 2010
Bike Advocacy Group? Yes, campus bicycle Yes No. Yes Yes Yes No San Francisco Bike Yes. A.S.B.I.K.E.S., Campus local/regional groups No, but have Bicycle
advisory committee Coalition; No formal Police and EH&S. Safety Committee.
reports to P&T director UCSF group;
If yes, how does your office Sponsor and provide Campus advocacy group Group meets quarterly; Meet with the groups as Attend City of Riverside's N/A Meet informally as TAP Program Manager meets with Meet informally as P&TS chairs committee.
work with them? staffing for the bicycle largely dormant at this Parking & Transportation needed; coordinate Bike Advisory Committee needed. the above mentioned group. needed. Meet twice a year.
advisory committee time. City advisory group has members on the events with UCLA Bicycle
sends a representative to committee, coordinates Coalition.
campus Bike Committee meetings
meetings.
Bike Mode Split: 3%
Page 30 of 50 Filename: 5d6d9a1e-7885-40ab-8009-9ff3a0ba2e61.xls
Campus Summary: Bicycle Programs
Winter 2011
Categories Berkeley Davis Davis Medical Irvine Irvine Medical Los Angeles Merced Riverside San Diego San Francisco Santa Barbara Santa Cruz Stanford
Faculty/staff 8% (2006 survey) 45% 12% 2% 6% 2% Faculty: 2% 10% 10% 13%
Staff: 3%
Students 12% (2008 survey) 52% 21% 5% 13% 4% 4% 46% 15% 40% (from off campus)
Page 31 of 50 Filename: 5d6d9a1e-7885-40ab-8009-9ff3a0ba2e61.xls
Campus Summary: Bicycle Programs
Winter 2011
Categories Berkeley Davis Davis Medical Irvine Irvine Medical Los Angeles Merced Riverside San Diego San Francisco Santa Barbara Santa Cruz Stanford
BIKE PARKING
Primary bike rack type combination of S-bend Creative Pipe Lightning Ribbon-type bike racks S-Wave Inverted u's Inverted u's lightning bolt inverted u's Welle Series Racks, Peak Rack Lightning Bolt racks, Creative Pipe "Lightning
and ribbon racks Bolts and Sidewinders. Crank Case Racks, Inverted-U racks, single Bolt"
Lockers, VertiRack II, etc. inverted-U.
Other types of racks Variety of older, Post & ring (converting S- Gauntlet Dero Ultra Space Saver ribbons on new bldgs NA Variety of other bike racks. Hitching posts, Coras "Toast racks" -aka
substandard racks. wave to this) (1 unit holds 16 bikes; inverted U.
have 3 on campus)
# of Racks on-campus 990 about 2,500 45 450 707 92 323 ~1452 200 715 776 Over 1000
# of Bike Parking "Spaces" 4,300 Approximately 20,000 410 2375 2,966 Approximately 500 2739 ~4293 764 9843 3,094 Over 13,000.
Bike Lockers? no Yes Yes no yes no No No no yes no Yes
If yes, what type? Creative Pipe (18 2-bike Secured bike lockers. n/a Creative Pipe n/a n/a N/A HPDE from Bikeparking.com Creative Pipe
lockers) and BikeLids (4). same as Creative Pipe HDPE at a
Latter were donated. better price
# of Bike Lockers 0 80 12 locker spaces 0 26 n/a n/a N/A NA 40 x 20 HDPE 188
Assigned or On-Demand? n/a Assigned They are assigned n/a On-demand n/a n/a N/A assigned Assigned Assigned.
If On-Demand, how are they n/a Cell-phone n/a n/a N/A NA NA N/A
reserved?
Bike Parking Fee rate structure? n/a $25/quarter or $20 n/a 3 hours/$0.50; >3 hours n/a n/a N/A Free $62/year $24/year
quarter for goBike $1; montly max of $15
members
Any "Bike Rooms" on-campus? informal. # unknown No No no no no yes - 3 Storage Cannisters Yes At least 2 that are maintained by One, and one is being Yes, two.
individual departments built (ready for Spring?)
Any "Bike Cages" on-campus? yes, 4 managed by P&T; No. Yes - 2 yes, to store confiscated no no Yes - 3 In the process of Yes, 5 cages No no Yes, five, with a new
2 additional bike cages bikes only installing bike cages in 2 cage opening April 2011.
are managed by parking structures
departments for their
occupants
BIKE SAFETY
Bike/Ped conflicts? yes Some No Some; conflict has been Yes (in central plaza Some Yes Yes no Yes Yes: bikes weaving Yes
reduced through Bicycle area) among peds on service
Education and roads, peds walking on
Enforcement (BEEP) bike path. Also issue of
Program. This included bikes and peds wearing
safety education, ear buds, not hearing
improved path signage nearby traffic.
and designation.
Do you maintain crash data? yes Yes No Yes Yes no Yes Yes no No. The Campus Police and TAPS staff now Yes
Student Health keep some compiling accident
reported injury stats. reports provided by UC
Under-reported to a large degree Police and Fire.
If yes, which department? UCPD Police UCIPD UCPD UCPD UCPD n/a UCSB-PD TAPS, UCPD, Fire Public Safety
Bike Safety/Education courses? no In development primarily No Yes Yes, provided by the no no Yes Online bike quiz Campus Police offer a Bike & Quarterly class Free dorm presentations
on-line "bike traffic Rec. Dept. at the Bike Skateboard Traffic school for sponsored by TAPS, but for undergrads. Weekly
school." Center violators, in exchange for a provided by local bike Bike Safety Station at
reduced fine. advocay group.Quarterly campus center, Bike
bike rides focused on Safety presentations by
safety. request for departments.
Free Bike Citation
Diversion Class.
If yes, what do they cost? Not yet determined. Free Free Classes can be taken for $35.00 if cited by Campus Police Class is Free to students, Free
free through San Diego Bike Ride is $5
County Bicycle Coalition
BIKE REGULATIONS
Bike Licenses required? yes yes No yes No yes yes yes no Yes, enforced if bike is Yes Yes
impounded.
Dept. that issues bike licenses Police Dept. TAPS Parking & Transportation, Issued by Police Dept. Police Dept. TAPS Campus Bike Shop. Transportation Services Campus Police TAPS Parking & Transportation
Police Department, Bike (issues bike permits) Services
Shop
Cost of bike license no charge to faculty/ $10 for new; $5 renewal; $0 $0 $10 $4 $0 $6 0 $6 Free to affiliates with $3.50
staff/ students $1 for valid UCSC ID card.
transfer/replacements
Page 32 of 50 Filename: 5d6d9a1e-7885-40ab-8009-9ff3a0ba2e61.xls
Campus Summary: Bicycle Programs
Winter 2011
Categories Berkeley Davis Davis Medical Irvine Irvine Medical Los Angeles Merced Riverside San Diego San Francisco Santa Barbara Santa Cruz Stanford
# licenses issued in 09-10 1,000 4,793 new; 286 renewals 200; more pending No data available unknown 530 (09-10) ~1500 396 Unknown issued by Campus 168 3,853 issued in 09/10
Police
Do you cite unlicensed bikes? Yes, but the Polilce Dept Fix-it tickets at cost of No Rule is on the books, not No no No no no No Yes, but the Police Yes
usually issues warnings license fee issued to enforced presently. usually issues warnings
instead. cyclists during moving instead.
violations; parked bikes
are not checked/cited for
no license.
If yes, what is the penalty Cost of bike license N/A N/A NA NA No NA NA NA Depends. Frequently a
$10 "fix-it" ticket or option
to take bike citation
diversion class in lieu of
fine.
Dept. that removes illegally- parking enforcement TAPS Police Department Special Events Parking Enforcement TAPS Police Dept. UCPD, Ridehshare CSO UC Police Public Safety
parked bikes? Parking/Enforcement Coordinator, Parking
Enforcement
Do you have enforcement staff no TAPS enforces bike No Yes No no No Yes no Yes, Campus Police and CSO No No
dedicated to bike issues? parking. Police enforce
traffic, equipment rules.
Do you cite bikes w/o lights, Yes, issued by Police Police No Yes No no No Yes no Yes Yes Yes
speeding, etc.? Department
Cost of citations $30 $150-180 (set by court N/A $20-$30 NA NA 0 Same as vehicles NA $125+ unknown Depends on infraction.
system) Option to attend Bike
Citation Diversion class
in lieu of fine.
# Stolen Bikesreported in 09-10 calendar yr 08: 304 est. 300-400 pending pending 124 (calendar year 2010) pending 135 in 2006. 2 unknown 28 375 in 2009
calender yr 09: 241
# Stolen Bikes recovered in 09-10 unknown est. 15-20% pending pending No data available no recovery data 2-3 bikes 40+ impounds unknown 6 Unavailable at this time.
available
OTHER MARKETING
Bike shop on campus? no Yes. No Yes, on-site vendor. Yes No, but some bike no Yes many in city Yes Student-run Bike Co-Op. Yes
supplies are available for
purchase at campus
bookstore.
Bike tool lending library on No, but campus student Yes. At campus bike No Not at this time due to Yes. Bike Center loans no no No no, send to Pedal Yes No, but very popular free Newly installed Dero Bike
campus? bike group operates bike shop. lack of space. tools to work on bikes at Revolution weekly maintenance Fix-it stand as a pilot
repair clinics on campus. the Bike Center clinic teaches basic program; Campus Bike
maintenance. Student Shop also offers tools on
run Bicycle Library has site.
20 bikes to lend each
quarter. Very popular
program.
Incentives/rewards for cyclists Employees: GRH, goBike members get Yes. Eligible for the 24 Yes. 5 days/month Car sharing is available no free parking 12 days per Free parking and Free secure bicycle Fac/Staff get 57 hours of Yes. Clean Air Cash
(occasional free parking ,ERH) discount occassional locker discounts, access courtesy parking per "inclement weather" on campus. RideCard qtr. No GRH. Guarateed Ride Home, parking, qualifies for ERH Complimentary parking/Qtr, ($282/year), Emergency
parking, transit benefits to shower facilities, year. pass, GRH provides dicounted and free Zipcar hours. FREE Carshare Membership, Ride Home, prizes and
limited number free parking for alternative Discounted Bus Pass, FREE incentive items. Bike
parking permits, cyclists transportation users. Emergency Ride home Safety Dorm Challenge
may purchase limited to reward safe cycling
number of "dalily A" and wearing helmets.
permits. Helmet Hook-Up
promotion with incentives
that included free
espresso for helmet
wearers.
Are showers and lockers Most students have Free for students at gym Yes. In one or two Yes, free for students, Staff/Faculty have yes enrolled particiapants 99.9% are fee only Available at major Yes Staff/Faculty can get free Yes, lockers have a fee,
available for commuters? access through campus facilities. goBike facilities $30 per month for access if they sign up for use PE facility at NC. through Campus campus sites, Parnassus shower pass, and locker showers are free.
gyms; employees can members get free employees at the Recreation Card. Students pay via reg fees Recreation. & Mission Bay. at Rec facilities through
enroll in shower/locker access. Staff/faculty Student Recreation Shower/lockers are TAPS
only at gyms for $15 per either pay for full gym Center available.
month access or may get free
limited access if cycling
from out of town.
Page 33 of 50 Filename: 5d6d9a1e-7885-40ab-8009-9ff3a0ba2e61.xls
Campus Summary: Bicycle Programs
Winter 2011
Categories Berkeley Davis Davis Medical Irvine Irvine Medical Los Angeles Merced Riverside San Diego San Francisco Santa Barbara Santa Cruz Stanford
Contacts Glenda Waugh David Dave.Entrekin@ucdmc.u Ramon Zavala - Mike King Brian Raboy Irma Henderson Curt Lutz Robert Wong James Wagner Cathy Crowe Ariadne Scott,
adscott@stanford.edu (650)
glwaugh@berkeley.edu Takemoto-Weerts cdavis.edu zavalar@uci.edu Mking@ts.ucla.edu braboy@ucmerced.edu - irma.henderson@ucr.edu jclutz@ucsd.edu Robert.Wong@ucsf.edu James.Wagner@tps.ucsb.edu cacrowe@ucsc.edu
725-2453
(510)643-6894 ditakemotoweerts@ Responsibility of 951-827-1060 619-534-8841 (415) 476-1513 (805) 893-5475 (831) 502-7942 (650) 725-2453
ucdavis.edu Fleet/Transit Coordinator
(530) 752-2453 (recruitment in process)
Date last updated: 3/4/2010 2/28/2011 3/11/2011 3/9/2011 2/18/2010 3/8/2011 3/3/2011 3/8/2011 3/18/2010 3/14/2011 3/18/2011 3/10/2011 3/11/2011
Page 34 of 50 Filename: 5d6d9a1e-7885-40ab-8009-9ff3a0ba2e61.xls
Campus Summary: Parking Policies
Winter 2011
Categories Berkeley Davis Davis Medical Irvine Irvine Medical Los Angeles Merced Riverside Santa Barbara Santa Cruz Stanford
San Diego San Francisco
PARKING POLICIES FOR ON-CAMPUS HOUSING
What limits are placed on on- Parking & Transp. provides a All students living in residence N/A On campus residents are n/a Undergraduate students Parking priority will be given to Any residential student may Parking access for on-campus On campus residents are eligible Freshman and Sophomore With the exception of
campus residents with regard to minimal number of resident halls are not allowed to allowed to purchase resident housed on campus may obtain continuing and new transfer purchase a residential parking residents is provided either on for a parking permit. The students living on campus are freshmen, any resident student
purchasing parking permits? parking permits for purchase parking permits. This parking permits at permit parking only if they can students on a first come first permit. site at Housing-specific parking options available to them are not eligible for parking permits. may purchase a resident
undergraduates for use in policy was establisehd by demonstrate off-campus serve basis. Incoming resources or via campus based upon a tiered rate parking permit.
$85/month. The resident
campus parking facilities. A Student Housing on July 1, employment or internship freshmen will not be permitted parking where such resources structure depending on location.
permits do not allow for
small number of parking 2003 and is enforced by TAPS. (minimum 3 days/week). As a to purchase a parking permit, are available and not impacted
spaces are allocated to Students who are allowed to movement throughout the result, only about 1 in 25 are during this restricted period. A buy the need to implement the
residents on the basis of purchase a permit is a result of campus as they are zoned to parked. Graduate student limited number of spaces will campus's priority parking
demonstrated compelling need. a review of needs and an the specific housing complex housing is available close to be set aside on campus for policy.
exception granted by Student parking areas before 5pm on the main campus and residents freshmen exceptions (medical,
Housing. Married/student weekdays. Off-campus (2.5 are guaranteed parking at that military service, off campus
housing restrictions do not miles) and 3rd party on location, with no parking on the employment or other extreme
allow their residents to campus housing residents main campus during the day. circumstances). Off campus
purchase a daytime campus parking will be available at a
are not permitted to
parking permit. West Village reduced rate and shuttle
purchase commuter
residents will be restricted from service is provided to this
purchasing a parking permit permits. location.
due to its proximity to campus
and transit service to be
provided.
Is the cost of parking permit No No N/A No No No No No Depends on campus location. Only off campus housing No No
included in housing fee? (the fee is included for campus For the Parnassus campus, residence halls have the rate
owned off-campus graduate parking is a component of cost; built in.
student housing) at the Mission Bay campus, the
cost is separate.
Additional Information Recent housing built for Website info: N/A Website info: Student parking For FY 2011, Residential Parking policies are the same Off Campus housing parking UCSC has prohibited
undergraduates has not Students living in the residence is assigned based on a need- Housing permits are valid in for commuters and on-campus permits double as a residential freshmen from
included parking for the halls are ineligible to purchase based point system that any Residential Housing Lot. residents (same type of parking Night/Weekend parking permits. obtaining parking permits since
residence halls. campus parking permits unless considers class standing, They are also Valid in all non- permit is offered). the late 1980's and extended
a legitimate need, such as employment and academic 24 hour enforced spaces (Red the prohibition to residential
Family housing provides disability, is demonstrated. obligations, commute distance and Blue lots) after 4 PM and sophomores earlier this
parking for their facilities; most and other factors when on weekends. Permit fees are decade. However, upper
of this parking is managed and granting permits. billed to the student's business division undergrads and
allocated by housing not by account. Revenue from graduate students who reside
Parking & Transportation. Housing Permits goes to on-campus can obtain parking
Housing. TAPS charges permits-as can commuting
Housing for administration students. Some residential
costs and lot enforcement. parking areas are available
only to residents of associated
facilities (i.e. "CMA" permits
available only to residents of
the Crown-Merrill Apartments),
but all are issued as a separate
fee from housing payments.
CONTACT INFO Seamus Wilmot Cliff Contreras Sheila Nguyen Debbie Corral Karin Groth Mike Delo Charles Kindred Jon Gledhill Suzzanne Nespor Larry Pageler, Phillip Garcia
swilmot@berkeley.edu cacontreras@ucdavis.edu (sheilan@uci.edu) Parking Programs Manager kgroth@ucmerced.edu mike.delo@ucr.edu cekindred@ucsd.edu Jon.Gledhill@ucsf.edu (suzy.nespor@tps.ucsb.edu) Director phillip.garcia@stanford.edu
(510) 643-7700 (530) 752-5435 UCLA Transportation (209) 228-6981 415-476-2560 & Transportation and Parking 650 725-6898
555 Westwood Plaza, Ste 100 Alternative points of contact: Alternative points of contact: KevinCox Services, UCSC
Los Angeles CA 90095 Elizabeth Soria Administrative - Greg Snee kevin.cox@ucsf.edu (831) 502-7940
310-206-0665 Assistant TAPS Helpdesk - Sam Corbett 415-476-1386 pageler@ucsc.edu
(209) 228-8277 - Brian d’Autremont
- Campus Planning
DATE OF LAST UPDATE 3/4/2010 2/28/2011 3/11/2011 3/9/2011 2/18/2010 3/8/2011 3/8/2011 3/8/2011 10/6/2007 3/14/2011 3/18/2011 3/14/2010 3/17/2010
Page 35 of 50 Filename: 5d6d9a1e-7885-40ab-8009-9ff3a0ba2e61.xls
Campus Summary: Transportation Metrics
Winter 2011
Categories Berkeley Davis Davis Medical Irvine Irvine Medical Los Angeles Merced
MODE SPLIT
How is mode split currently Surveys An online survey, conducted every Fall Combination of AQMD Achieved through surveys: Survey
measured? quarter, sent to approximately 38% of Survey and Rideshare AQMD Survey and Student
the campus population (and completed Program enrollment statistics Survey. Mode split is
by about 8% of the campus determined from the daily
population). The sample is a random totals wheras AVR focuses
stratified sample, meant to capture on peak period.
each population subset below.
Frequency of measurement? Every three years Annually Annual. AQMD Survey AQMD Survey (employees Annually in the fall
(employees only) conducted only) and Student Survey are
annually. Lot utilization each done annually. Both
conducted annually. surveys are done in Spring.
Which subsets of the Faculty/Staff and Student Faculty, staff, and students (by year in Employees (AQMD) and Employees and Students Combination of faculty, staff,
campus population are data are collected through school) Students (Rideshare and students
captured (ie faculty, staff, different surveys. participation and permit
students, and visitors)? sales)
Are construction trips No No No Included in cordon count No
counted? totals for all vehicle trips to
campus, but # of truck trips is
not differentiated.
Are delivery truck trips No No Not separately. No
counted?
AVERAGE VEHICLE RIDERSHIP (AVR)
Does campus currently No Yes Yes Yes No
calculate AVR?
If yes, what is the most NA Fall 2011: Student In process Spring 2010: 1.87 1.176 (random survey) Spring 2009 AVR: 1.64 - NA
recent AVR calculation (give AVR=5.38. Employee employees; 3.00 - students;
date)? AVR=1.70. Total combined 2.47 - combined
AVR=3.42.
Which subsets of the NA faculty, staff, and students by year in Employees and working Employees and Students NA
campus population are school (not visitors) graduate students
captured?
Additional comments We follow the southern campus AVR 2010 = Random sample 10% of UCLA employees are NA
methodology found in survey / 95% response 1165 randomly sampled for the
http://www.aqmd.gov/trans/doc/regfor employees. UCI does a full AQMD Survey and a 90%
m/all_registration_20070815.pdf census for the AQMD survey response rate must be
Adjustments to the raw numbers for at times; in between achieved. Focus is AM peak
telecommuting trips, the number of employees are randomly hours. Student employees
Zero Emission Vehicle trips, and sampled. 90% minimum tend to positively impact AVR.
Compressed Work Week. No off- response must be achieved.
peak or other credits were included for Focus is AM peak hours. Student Survey is mailed to
the calculation of the UC Davis AVR. Students AVR would be 20% of student body and has
Student employees are not counted in higher. UCI Medical Center a 25% response rate.
our "Employee" AVR. conducts a separate sample. Extraordinary questions
include "drop off" as a mode
choice, details of multi-modal
trips, and the class of
vehicles driven.
Separate AVR caluclation
done for Santa Monica
hospital.
CORDON COUNTS
What is the timing Car traffic cordon counts are taken in N/A Annual cordon counts are
(semester/quarter) and the fall quarter every three years by conducted in a one-week
frequency of cordon counts? ARM, we have also had the City of period, usually the 3rd week
Davis help measure bicycle trips at of October.
some locations during our online
survey period (also Fall quarter).
Methodology? Staff are positioned at the entrances to All entrances/exits to campus UCM does not currently
campus and track vehicles entering have either an automated conduct cordon counts of
the campus. traffic counter (loops in the motor vehicles.
road linking back to a control
cabinet, which links to a
central server) or are
supplied with a traffic counter
unit and rubber tubing
stretching across the
roadway. We have one, new,
wireless sensor we are
testing that takes the place of
the magnetic loops cut into
the roadway. The sensor
beams the data to the control
cabinet rather than using
buried conduit. We are also
going to test video detection
in the near future.
How is the data used? Used for campus planning as well as Cordon counts are used to
academic research on travel behavior report UCLA conformance
through the Sustainable Transportation with voluntary trip cap, and
Center at UC Davis are reported to LADOT and
the campus Transportation
Service Advisory Board on
campus each fall. Trip count
has fallen for seven
consecutive years, and in
2010, hovered around
105,000 vehicle trips per day.
OTHER METRICS
Additional The core campus utilization In addition to above, stats are UCLA Transportation surveys
info, if benchmark (from the campus LRDP) kept for carshare usage; the Campus Express shuttle
applicable states that additional parking shall be campus shuttle counts are riders, the Metro transit pass
provided if it is determined that: (a) taken; OCTA "University riders (GoMetro program),
The winter parking utilization rate is Pass" usage is tallied (per and occasionally assists with
over 90 percent in the central campus, trip/route); train usage, walk department specific surveys
Medical Sciences Complex, or major and bike counts kept for of transportation needs. In
facilities on the West and South employees through rebate 2005, a bicyclist and
Campus. (This means that over 90 and incentive program. pedestrian cordon count was
percent of the parking spaces are conducted, which focused on
occupied when the utilization surveys the peak morning window
are conducted.) (b) A project would (6am – 10am).
eliminate existing parking and increase
the projected utilization rate by more
than 85 percent without permitting
adequate time (usually 24 months) to
implement a parking solution; or (c) A
project would require additional
parking due to projected population
growth and increase the utilizaton rate
to over 90 percent, unless decreases
in projected parking demand are
expected to counteract this trend.
CONTACT Seamus Wilmot Cliff Contreras Mike Davis David J. Karwaski Karin Groth
INFO swilmot@berkeley.edu (msdavis@uci.edu) Assistant Director, Planning & kgroth@ucmerced.edu (209)
(510) 643-7700 Policy 228-6981
UCLA Transportation
555 Westwood Plaza, Ste
185
Los Angeles CA 90095
310-206-8315
DATE OF LAST UPDATE 3/4/2010 2/28/2011 3/11/2011 3/8/2011 3/3/2011
Riverside San Diego San Francisco Santa Barbara Santa Cruz Stanford
Achieved through surveys: Cordon counts. The UCSF Campus Planning Surveys modeled in part after Human observers record Annual survey of all students,
AQMD Survey. Mode split is Office collects and reports the AVR surveys required in estimated vehicle occupancy faculty, and staff.
determined from the daily mode split information. In the LA air basin while pneumatic "hose
totals wheras AVR focuses addition, individual surveys of counters" provide ADT data
on peak period. a particular site, e.g. to confirm the accuracy of the
Parnassus, or of a particular observers. Data is collected
mode, e.g. shuttle use, are during daylight hours, usually
conducted as needed. on a Wednesday. In Spring
2009 TAPS conducted a
voluntary, on-line AVR survey
(similar to those instituted at
SoCal campuses) to estimate
campus AVR via
methodology used
systemwide. Survey slated to
repeat in Spring 2011.
Annually in the spring Annually during the winter. Semi-annual survey of staff, No Set Schedule. Most Historically, every 3-5 years. Annually in late winter/early
faculty and students; visitors recently done every year or Now, every year in the spring (typically February or
and vendors surveyed when every other year Spring. March)
the campus updates its LRDP
or undertakes EIRs for new
development.
Employees, including student Combination of faculty, staff, Faculty, Staff, Students, Faculty, Staff, Graduate The mode split studies University employees (faculty
employees and students Patients, Visitors and Student and Undergraduate capture all campus traffic, and staff), students
Vendors Student. Typically we whether generated by staff, (commuting and resident),
aggregate Faculty and Staff students, visitors or service and Hospital employees.
together and Grads and vehicles.
Undergrads together
No Yes, as “commercial Yes, included as vendors No Yes No
vehicles.”
No No Yes No
Yes No Yes Yes Yes, based on both observed No
campus traffic stream and on-
line surveying of a portion of
the campus population.
April 10: AVR = 1.53 1.60 employees 2009: combined AVR = 2.3 Campus = 4.8; Staff = 1.3, Observed AVR = 1.94 (per 2010:
Faculty = 1.4; Spring 2010 cordon -Employees: 1.9
Students (graduate) = 3.6; count/mode split studies) -Commuting students: 2.9
Students (undregraduate) Calculated AVR = 2.29 (per -Combined: 2.2
Spring 2009 on-line AVR
= 13.8,
Survey of commuters)
Employees, including student NA Employees and students Faculty, Staff, Graduate On-line AVR survey NA
employees Student and Undergraduate attempted to collect daily
Student. Typically we mode choice from commuting
aggregate Faculty and Staff students, staff and faculty.
together and Grads and Overall response rate of
Undergrads together 14.3%, with high of 36.7%
(staff) to low of 9%
(undergrads).
18% of UCR employees are NA NA AVR has been determined NA
randomly sampled for the from the mode split studies,
AQMD Survey and a 90% in addition to surveys
response rate must be conducted annually from
achieved. Focus is AM peak 2000 through Spring 2009.
hours (6:00am - 10:00 am). However, the surveys'
relatively low response rates
made the surveys less
reliable or useful.
UCR does not conduct Winter; annually Counts are completed when Cordon Counts at UCSB Traffic counts twice annually, Twice annually: six weeks in
cordon counts of motor LRPD is updated, when EIRs have been conducted for at a minimum. Spring and two weeks in Fall
vehicles entering the campus. are produced or on a ad-hoc certain specific studies. Most
basis. recently for the draft LRDP
now in production.
Visual observation at campus Visual observation and onsite Random Sample modeled We use pneumatic hose Pneumatic hose counters at
and medical center entrances survey after the AVR surveys done counters in 2-8 locations 16 campus entry/exit points,
by the UCs in the LA basin around campus roadways. providing counts for 15-
Counters are generally in minute intervals during the
place for 10-16 days, with survey period.
ADTs calculated as the 24-
hour average traffic volume Manual recording of license
Monday through Friday. plate numbers (sampling
once a week) to identify
vehicles passing through
campus (i.e., not Stanford-
generated trips).
Additional adjustments are
made for university users of
parking lots outside of the
cordon line (using tube
counters at lot
entrances/exits) and for
hospital users of parking lots
inside the cordon (using
manual counts of hospital
parking permits)
To improve rideshare LRDP, EIR, and to evaluate Most recently for the draft These counts serve as the Under Stanford's 2000
programs and infrastructure impact of service offerings. LRDP now in production. best "measure" of campus General Use Permit (campus
by monitoring trends of traffic on the roadways growth plan approved by
vehicles and people entering through and adjoining the Santa Clara County), the
and exiting by entrance, campus, and inform the campus has a goal of "no net
mode, and time of day (hourly annual report on the new peak-hour commute
increments). Comprehensive Settlement trips" over the life of the
Agreement (CSA) for the permit. Peak-hour vehicle
UCSC 2005 LRDP. trip counts are calculated and
compared to the baseline
counts from 2001 to
determine if the goal is being
met.
UCR conducts quarterly TS Metrics program tracks UCSC conducts annual Parking utilization surveys for
bicycle traffic counts. metrics from the following Parking Utilization Surveys all campus lots are conducted
perspectives: Sustainability for two weeks each Spring in Fall, Winter, and Spring
Perspective, Safety quarter, collecting lot quarters. Survey counts
Perspective, Customer occupancy by permit type vacant spaces by permit type.
Service Perspective, Parking weekday mornings,
Perspective, Financial afternoons and evenings. Permit compliance surveys
Perspective, Internal Process Similar "spot surveys" are conducted each Fall quarter
Perspective and Performance conducted for 1-2 weeks in to track permit violation rates
Perspective. areas where parking in campus lots.
problems have been
identified. Transit ridership Transportation Management
on both the Campus Transit System on Marguerite
shuttles and SCMTD (the shuttles provides detailed
public transit agency) are ridership data (boardings/
monitored on a daily, monthly alightings by stop) and
and annual basis. operational data.
Mike Delo Brian d'Autremont Jon Gledhill James.Wagner@tps.ucsb.ed Larry Pageler, Angus Davol
mike.delo@ucr.edu (bdautremont@ucsd.edu) Director, UCSF u 805- Director Transportation Program
Eliud Escobedo Jr Transportation Services 893-5475 Transportation and Parking Developer/Planner
Irma Henderson (eescobedo@ucsd.edu) Jon.Gledhill@ucsf.edu Services, UCSC 650.725.1351
irma.henderson@ucr.edu Alternative points of Todd 415-476-2560 (831) 502-7940 davol@stanford.edu
Berven (tberven@ucsd.edu) pageler@ucsc.edu
3/8/2011 3/18/2010 3/14/2011 3/18/2011 3/13/2011 3/11/2011
Campus Summary: Proposed 2011-12 Parking Fees
Winter 2011
Categories Berkeley Davis Davis Medical Irvine Irvine Medical Los Angeles Merced Riverside San Diego San Francisco Santa Barbara Santa Cruz Stanford
PARKING FEES (monthly rates, unless otherwise noted)
Faculty (Yellow) $124.00 $48 $48 $54 $67.00 $68 $30 - $42 $38.00 $88 - $93 $138.00 $36 $66.00 A: $62.25
C: $24.25
Staff (Yellow) $90.00 $48 $48 $54 $36-67 $68 $30 - $42 $38.00 $77 - $81 $138.00 $36 $66.00 A: $62.25
C: $24.25
Student (Yellow) $115/ $39 $37 $54 $36.00 $68 $30 $31.00 $58 - $61 N/A $36 $57.75 A: $62.25
semester C/R: $24.25
Preferred (Blue) N/A N/A $73 $67.00 $86 $65 $55 $53.50 N/A $138.00 N/A N/A n/a
Reserved (Blue X) n/a $96 $99 $73 $97.00 $125 $91 $84.00 164.00 $228.00 $90 $115.50 n/a
Remote $72 $22 $48 n/a $36.00 N/A $24 - student N/A N/A 69 $36 $39.50 n/a
resident remote lot
Carpool $44/mo (2 person) $18/mo (2 person- $23.50/mo (2 person- $9/person (2 member $24.00 Facult/Staff/ Student - Facult/Staff/ Student - Blue carpool permit: N/A $138/mo Pilot Program: $47.50 per month $23.50 credit toward
(Faculty/Staff Faculty/Staff) Faculty/Staff) $6/person (3 person) Total permit cost Total permit cost $19/mo (3 person carpool $18/mo divided equally the cost of an A or C
Central Campus); $12/mo (3 person- $14/mo (3 person- Free (4 or more $33/mo (3-person) $30/mo (3 person) only) (2+ person) between all permit.
$29mo (2 person) faculty/staff) faculty/staff) person) $54/mo (2-person) Red Carpool permit: participants.
(Faculty/Staff $14/mo (2 person- $26.75
Perimeter) student/faculty/staff)
$10/mo (3 person-
student/faculty/staff)
Evening $45.00 $21 $48 $30 N/A $39 under review $12.00 43 QTR $18 $3/after 5PM $9.25 No fee after 4:00 pm
Weekend $10 $3/day $8/day $28 N/A $12.00 N/A 18 $3/day N/A No fee
Visitor $16 Central Campus $6/day $6/day surface parking; $2 $8/day $10 per day $11 - Main campus $6/day $8.00 $8/day $3.50/hr $8/day Week days, $6/day $1.50/hour, $12/day
/ $12 Perimeter per hour in Parking $11 - Medical Areas $28/max $3/day on Sat. or
Structures $4 - DP Sun.
Vendor $130 $57 $99 $87 $6 per day $231 $6/day $47.00 176.00 $138.00 $36 N/A A: $62.25, Service
Vehicle/Vendor: $133
Motorcycle $24 $21 $21 $32 $14 month or 168 N/A $24 $17.00 $21 - $22 $34.00 No Charge $16.50 $8.00
year
Summer $54 N/A 74.25 $61 per Session $138.00 $36 N/A
Date of last update: 3/4/2010 2/28/2011 3/11/11 3/9/2011 2/18/2010 3/8/2011 3/3/2011 3/11/2011 3/18/2010 3/14/2011 3/18/2011 3/11/2011 3/11/2011
Page 46 of 50
Campus Summary: Electric Vehicle Charging Stations
Summer 2011
Categories Berkeley Davis Davis Medical
EV stations
for fleet or UC
use only
Do you (plan to) 13 planned in new
have an electric parking structure +
charging
station for 2 existing EV charging
public use? stations in existing Pkg
strs
Comments
July 2011: Campus staff provided this information to UCOP (Charlotte Strem) in response to a UCOP query about e
Irvine Irvine Medical Los Angeles Merced
6 old style EV chargers for fleet,
6 old EV chargers for general
use
2 installed 4 EV charging
4 planned for installation by stations
12/11
+ 5 to be installed associated
with WeCar carshare
e to a UCOP query about electric vehicle charging stations, in support of state legislation (AB 631).
Riverside San Diego San Francisco
5 EV charging stations for fleet
use 2011
20 stns by 8/2011 + 4 planned at 21 EV stations in SF
East Campus Parking Structure Mission Bay Parking
Structure, plus 3 EV
stations planned for Mt
Zion Parking Structure
Santa Barbara Santa Cruz Stanford
2 EV stations paid for, 1-2
more will be funded by AB
118