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DIXON FEHR 'PEERS <br />DIXON will coordinate with City Staff on data collection and enforcement strategies including evaluating <br />current staffing needs. An allocation of monies can be set aside from the budget to cover City Staff <br />expenses that will be required for this pilot. <br />DIXON has successfully implemented similar LPR pilots in multiple cities such as Paso Robles, California, and <br />Ketchum, Idaho, as well as worked with Cities such as San Francisco, Pasadena, Seal Beach, and Napa to <br />utilize their existing mobile LPR programs for analysis with the Rapid LPR Report. <br />Summary of the phases and key tasks: <br />1. Citywide "Big Data' Analysis— Use GPS data for citywide parking analysis. <br />a. Provide citywide samples of parking occupancy, turnover/duration, and origin destination <br />data at a fraction of the cost of traditional methods. <br />b. The Project Team will use this data to identify peak occupancy times and areas to help <br />define the goals and locations of a more refined data collection effort through Phase 2. <br />2. Rapid LPR Tool, Ongoing Collection, and LPR Pilot - Use City Staff resources to collect ongoing <br />parking data using vehicle -mounted LPR at specific locations identified through citywide analysis. <br />a. DIXON can leverage a six-month pilot program with a LPR vendor for the City to get a <br />vehicle -mounted LPR unit. <br />b. City Staff can collect ongoing parking utilization data efficiently and can pilot LPR for <br />parking enforcement. A portion of the budget has been set aside for City Staffing <br />requirements. <br />c. DIXON will setup the Rapid LPR Tool for an initial set of block faces determined from the <br />citywide analysis. We will leverage existing resources to add areas with existing inventory <br />data into the Tool. In addition, our budget includes an initial 1500 block faces, and we can <br />work with the City on a plan to expand to the entire City. <br />Task D. Deliverables <br />• The Project Team will provide citywide parking analysis through big data vendors and will use this <br />data to identify a refined data collection approach in phase 2. <br />• The Project Team will finalize the study area and a data collection plan with the City that <br />demonstrates optimal collection routes, quality control and assurance, and deliverables to ensure <br />transparency for all data. <br />• DIXON will utilize Google Maps for parking space inventory for up to 1500 block faces. This step <br />will include measuring and calculating a space countfor unmarked curb space. <br />• DIXON will utilize the Rapid LPR Tool to complete parking occupancy and turnover analysis. This <br />includes maps, charts, and tables summarizing the parking supply and demand patterns. <br />• DIXON will leverage a six-month LPR pilot program with an LPR vendor for the City to test as an <br />enforcement tool and collect ongoing data. <br />• DIXON can work with the City to expand the scope of data collection to all neighborhoods. <br />Task E. Parking Action and Implementation Plan <br />The Project Team will develop a Parking Action and Implementation Plan that incorporates a Citywide <br />Permit Parking Program, which will provide balanced parking to support residents, visitors, businesses, and <br />commuters. We will identify and evaluate parking recommendations for the City's residential permit <br />parking program. Wherever possible, these recommendations will be flexible and account for both near - <br />Dixon Resources Unlimited I Citywide Parking Study for City of Santa Ana 18 <br />