Product No.: 11030
Date Published: 09/2011
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This study was prepared for selected areas of the City of Camden, NJ to accommodate the city's parking needs as it moves forward with new development. Following an analysis of existing parking facilities, traffic circulation patterns and crashes, future development plans, zoning and policy requirements, and interviews with key stakeholders, recommendations were generated. The recommended actions, if implemented, will increase and upgrade the parking supply to meet demand sustainably, increase parking revenue and compliance with parking regulations, increase pedestrian and cyclist safety and reduce crashes, and encourage the development of parking policy that supports smart growth.Geographic Area Covered: City of Camden, NJ
Key Words: Parking, on-street, off-street, structured, garages, surface lots, angle parking, reverse angle parking, pedestrians, cyclists, public realm, management, operations, smart growth, zoning, shared parking, crashes, vehicular volume, TransitChek, walking school bus, parking benefi t districts, enforcement, revenue, sustainable design, performance-based pricing, valet parking, stormwater
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- Keith Hartington (khartington@dvrpc.org)
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