West loop Parking Plan Community Meeting Presentation
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WCA host a community meeting with Alderman Burnett, Alderman Ervin, and Alderman Sigcho-Lopez to discuss the new parking meters and residential permit parking plan.
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West loop Parking Plan Community Meeting Presentation
- 1. West Loop Parking Plan Community Meeting
- 2. Introductions • Elected Officials • Alderman Walter Burnett - 27th Ward • Alderman Jason Ervin - 28th Ward • Alderman Byron Sigcho-Lopez – 25th Ward • Department of Finance • Elizabeth Beatty – Deputy Director, Financial Policy • Benjamin Davidson – Projects Administrator • City Clerk • Stacey Howlett – Chief Operating Officer • Chicago Police Department • Officer Mike Hranicka
- 3. Introductions West Central Association - WCA • Rod Burch – Executive Director • Armando Chacon • President of the WCA, Mary Bartelme Park PAC, and Chicago Children’s Theatre • Broker, Principal, and Managing Partner of Century 21 SGR-West Loop • Long time resident West Loop Community Organization - WLCO • Carla Agostenelli – Executive Director • Katalin Rodriguez-Ogren – President • Owner of POW Gym • Long time resident
- 4. How we got here • On-going discussion for over a decade • Increasing strain on parking due to growth of the neighborhood • Pilot parking policy in 2013 • Task force created that included WCA, WLCO, Alderman Burnett, Alderman Ervin, former Alderman Fioretti, Former Alderman Solis, and CDOT to evaluate parking policy going forward - 2014 • Several meetings • WCA/MPC Land Use/Parking Study – 2016 • Community meeting held in 2016 • Community meeting held in June 2017 • City releases Transportation Network Providers(TNP) Report on congestion – Oct 2019
- 5. How we got here • Increased ride-share tax and metered parking in the Loop and West Loop were proposed by the Mayor in the 2020 budget and adopted by City Council in November 2019. • Additional Residential Permit Parking was proposed by the community and the Aldermen and passed in December 2019 (O2019-8685)
- 6. Free and unrestricted, 4548 Paid on-street (meter), 322 Restricted (standing, loading zones), 400 Permit (residential, industrial, hourly), 240 On-street parking by type Total: 5,510 on-street parking spots 83% 6% 7% 4% Parking Allocation (From 2016 WCA-MPC Study)
- 7. Parking Allocation (From 2016 WCA-MPC Study)
- 8. Assumptions(from 2017 Community Meeting) • There is and will not be enough parking to meet current and growing demand for parking in the West Loop • Parking policy will be fluid and evolve as necessary • Area of focus • Randolph, I-290, Ashland, and Halsted • For permit parking, we identified higher concentration of residents • For metered parking, we identified commercial corridors
- 9. Objectives of new plan(From 2017) • Take lessons from previous pilot program and create a better parking policy that accommodates residents, businesses, office users, and guests • No parking on selected streets from 1:30 – 3:30pm • Cut down on parking for day trippers • Top priority • Increase parking availability for residents • Create turnover of parking on commercial and arterial streets including Madison • Allow for some parking for the growing number of office users and businesses
- 10. Recommendations from 2017 • Enact permit parking on certain streets between 7:00am and 9:00am • One zone for all streets with new restrictions • Current permitted streets would stay as-is with their current parking zone number • Add metered parking on Madison street between Racine and Ashland where possible • Add metered parking on Carpenter, Aberdeen, and west side of Morgan between Madison and Washington • Eliminate rush hour parking on Madison Street • Prohibit parking on Adams street between Racine and Throop from 3:00pm – 4:30pm
- 11. Metered Parking • Driven by TNP report to address congestion • Report is available online • New meters to be implemented in phases • Rates increased from $2 to $4.50 per hour • New meters are current law, with willingness to take community feedback
- 14. Permit Parking • Intent is to provide more parking for residents, guests, and contractors • Reduce day-trippers • Streets chosen based on concentration of residential • Spread out throughout neighborhood • One zone for all new permit parking • Any currently existing permit parking will stay • Recommending new streets based on feedback • This isn’t the end - Will adjust going forward as needed • Subject to aldermanic approval • Providing exceptions letters
- 15. New Permit Streets - West side of South Laflin Street from West Adams Street to West Jackson Boulevard (existing zone 1938) - East side of South Laflin Street from West Jackson Boulevard to West Van Buren Street - West side of South Loomis Street from West Jackson Boulevard to West Van Buren Street - East side of South Loomis Street from West Adams Street to West Jackson Boulevard - West side of South Throop Street from West Adams Street to West Van Buren Street
- 16. New Permit Streets - East side of North Elizabeth Street from West Washington Boulevard to West Madison Street (existing zone 666) - West side of North and South Racine Street from the first driveway south of West Washington Boulevard to West Monroe Street - East side of South Aberdeen Street from West Rundell Place to West Monroe Street - East side of South Aberdeen Street from West Jackson Boulevard to West Van Buren Street - East side of South Morgan Street from West Jackson Boulevard to West Van Buren Street - West side of North Sangamon Street from West Washington Boulevard to West Madison Street
- 17. New Permit Streets - East side of South Morgan Street from West Jackson Boulevard to West Van Buren Street - West side of North Sangamon Street from West Washington Boulevard to West Madison Street -East side of North Sangamon Street from the first alley south of West Randolph Street to West Washington Boulevard - West side of South Sangamon Street from 100 to 112 South Sangamon Street - West side of South Green Street from West Monroe Street to West Van Buren Street
- 18. New Permit Streets - North side of West Monroe Street from South Racine Avenue to South Ashland Avenue - South side of West Monroe Street from South Morgan Street to South Racine Avenue - North side of South Tilden Street from South Aberdeen Street to South Morgan Street - West side of North May Street from West Washington Boulevard to West Madison Street - West side of North May Street from West Carroll Avenue to the first driveway south
- 20. Recommending the following streets for permit parking based on feedback and further evaluation - North side of West Monroe Street from Morgan to Aberdeen – 25th Ward - Both sides of Carpenter from Madison to Washington – 25th Ward - Both sides of Aberdeen from Madison to Washington – 25th Ward - South side of Carroll from May to mid-block Racine - 27th Ward - North side of Adams from Morgan to Racine – 25th Ward - North side of West Jackson Street from Racine to Throop – 28th Ward - West side of Throop from Monroe to Alley south of Madison – 27th Ward - West side of Aberdeen from Monroe to Rundell – 25th Ward - Others?????