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Phoenix presents 10-year Downtown parking master plan and ParkPHX web platform
Summary
City staff unveiled a 10-year Downtown Phoenix parking master plan that recommends updated parking zones and meter rules, dynamic curb pilots, expanded wayfinding signage, and an online ParkPHX platform to let users find and reserve parking; staff recommended reinvesting 15% of meter revenue to manage on-street programs and technology pilots.
Phoenix — City staff on Wednesday briefed the Economic Development and Housing Subcommittee on a long-awaited Downtown Phoenix parking master plan and a new web-based parking platform called ParkPHX.
Chris Mackie of Community and Economic Development introduced the plan and said the council asked staff for a 10-year roadmap to modernize parking policies and better use existing resources. "How do we make the most of the existing parking resources that we have? How do we modernize our parking policies and management practices to pure parking systems?" program manager Jeff Stapleton said.
The plan folds seven recommendation areas into a 10-year strategy: revise on-street parking zones and payment options; update the out-of-service (meter-hooding) fee calculation; invest in downtown wayfinding signage; build a ParkPHX digital platform that aggregates off-street garage information and (optionally) allows…
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