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SUNNY ISLES BEACH CITYWIDE PARKING STUDY KEITH AND SCHNARS PROJECT NO. 17747.01.9006 I. SCOPE OF SERVICES Section 1: Trafficrrransportation Enqineerinq Services Please note that the anticipated completion dates identified below assume that the contract for these services has been executed and that Keith and Schnars, P.A. has received a signed contract with a notice to proceed with this task from the City of Sunny Isles Beach prior to January 9, 2008. Task 1: Transportation Inventory For this study the City of Sunny Isles Beach will be divided into three distinct geographic areas (zones). These are the Northern Area (from William Lehman Causeway to 183rd Street), the Central Area (from 183rd Street to 172nd Street), and the Southern Area (from 172nd Street to the southern city limits). These three zones will be further subdivided into subareas where the location of existing parking spaces will be inventoried, as well as the general land use descriptions. This will involve verification through field visits, windshield surveys, aerial photographs, and discussions with city staff. Anticipated Date of Completion: January 18, 2008 Task 2: Existing Parking Supply Upon completion of Task 1, K&S shall coordinate with city staff to assess those locations where field visits and windshield surveys are inadequate. City staff will provide K&S with the existing parking supply for these locations.. This is particularly critical for multi-story buildings where underground parking is relatively inaccessible. This data will be compiled for each area and subarea in appropriate tables to determine the amount of available public parking spaces. Anticipated Date of Completion: January 25, 2008 Task 3: Existing Parking Demand Given the various land uses within each area and subarea, K&S will calculate the parking demand based on current land use information. This calculation will utilize parking demand rates as published in ITE's Parking Generation manual, 3rd Edition. If specific parking generation rates are unavailable, this contract does NOT include services to conduct parking demand counts to locally assess parking demand rates. The estimation of existing parking demand will be performed for both a weekday and weekend condition, based on hourly accumulation data published by the Urban Land Institute's Shared Parking, 2"'d Edition. K&S will conduct a field visit during an identified weekday and weekend peak parking period to be confirmed by city staff (generally 10:00 AM through 2:00 PM) to assess the demand for parking by beach visitors. Beach visitors typically reside outside of the city and travel into the city. City staff will identify for K&S probable parking locations for out-of-city beach visitors to be surveyed. This field research will be utilized to estimate the existing parking demand by this specific destination group. Anticipated Date of Completion: February 1, 2008 ~....-'~""-~ ~-",.~- ._~-""'-"'" ~~~~-:~ KEITH and SCHNARS, P.A. -!..':::::-:,-: ENGINEERS, PLANNERS, SURVEYORS --~ '\ C~,\