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Accessible Parking Proposal for Faculty and Staff October 21, 2011

Accessible Parking Proposal for Faculty and Staff October 21, 2011. Accessible Parking Committee. Paul Bursic Lynette Chappell-Williams Katherine Fahey Andrea Haenlin-Mott David Lieb Alan Mittman Laurel Parker Patti Bennett Riddle Helen Steh. Purpose.

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Accessible Parking Proposal for Faculty and Staff October 21, 2011

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  1. Accessible Parking Proposalfor Faculty and StaffOctober 21, 2011

  2. Accessible Parking Committee • Paul Bursic • Lynette Chappell-Williams • Katherine Fahey • Andrea Haenlin-Mott • David Lieb • Alan Mittman • Laurel Parker • Patti Bennett Riddle • Helen Steh DRAFT

  3. Purpose • Equity among people with and without disabilities—in a system in which individuals pay for parking privileges • Shift some demand away from central campus accessible parking to improve availability to those with greatest needs • Address increasing needs as population ages • Place parking in the context of the overall need for mobility and access (including: transit, other accessible transportation, technology, flex-place, etc.) • Follow principles of “Universal Design,” broadening opportunities for collaboration and mobility, including the use of technology to reduce the need to travel. Benefits include: • Greater diversity and inclusiveness • Congestion mitigation on and around campus • Enhanced accessibility • Sustainability and reduced emissions DRAFT

  4. Program • Municipal placard/plates displayed to Transportation provides necessary verification (CU Transportation no longer determines eligibility) • No-fee option remains for permit good in all “O” and “A” permit areas • New “AP” permit available (at perimeter rate of $347) allows parking in any legal space on campus • An “AP” needed solely to address business needs (i.e., workday mobility) may be purchased at department expense • Review committee: • Annual assessment in cases of financial hardship (for no-fee or discounted “AP” permit) • Assessment of need for a reserved accessible space • Assessment of need for a no-fee “AP” permit, based on work location that is inaccessible using the free options available • Committee membership: Helen Steh (convener), Andrea Haenlin-Mott, Patti Riddle, Kappy Fahey DRAFT

  5. Implementation Process • Finalize proposal (October 7) • Vet proposal within Facilities Operations (October 10) • Present to HR Council (October 26) • Present to UAW Diversity Committee (October 27) • Present proposal—including feedback—to VP for Facilities Services (October 28) • Present proposal to UA Infrastructure Committee (November 1) • Provisional approval by FS • Review by Executive Disability Steering Committee • Panel presentation to UA/community forum for further feedback prior to implementation • Implementation date TBD DRAFT

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