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Varadero Traffic Study Page 25 The processing rate was calculated by adding the time it will take a valet attendant to process the vehicles (processing time), the time it will take him to drive to the parking space (driving time) the time it will take him to maneuver stacked vehicles and mechanical lift in order to park or retrieve a vehicle (mechanical lift time and park processing time), and the time it will take him to walk to/from the parking area (walking time). A processing time of 51 seconds per vehicle was used in the analysis. This information is based on data collected on a hotel in Miami Beach (see Appendix G). The driving time for the valet attendant was calculated on a conservative speed of 10 mph, and the walking time for the valet attendant was calculated on a jogging speed of 6ft/sec. The mechanical lift time has a process time of 30 seconds per platform lift. This timing was tripled to assume that every vehicle would need to wait for the lift to come from the most suspended position in order to load. The calculations for the Station 1 are presented in Exhibit 14. Exhibit 14 Station 1- Residential Lobby Valet Processing Rate Inbound Valet Time Processing time: 51 sec / 60 sec / 1 min = 0.85 min Driving time (most distant space): 1068 ft * 1 mile/5280 ft * 1hr/10 miles * 60 min/hr =1.21 min Mechanical Lift Processing Time: 30 sec/lift * 3 lift * 1 min/60 sec = 1.50 min Park Processing Time: 0.50 min Walking time: 487ft/6 ft/sec / 60 sec/min = 1.35 min Total = 5.41 min Outbound Valet Time Processing time: 51 sec / 60 sec / 1 min = 0.85 min Driving time (most distant space): 1121 ft * 1 mile/5280 ft * 1hr/10 miles * 60 min/hr =1.27 min Mechanical Lift Processing Time: 30 sec/lift * 3 lift * 1 min/60 sec = 1.50 min Park Processing Time: 0.75 min Walking time: 487ft/6 ft/sec / 60 sec/min = 1.35 min Total = 5.72 min