Delray Beach Parking Management Plan

Downtown Parking Study Charrettes
Jan. 30th, 6:00 pm & Jan. 31st, 9:00 am

CITY OF DELRAY BEACH PARKING STUDY
Downtown Area

City Schedules Two Downtown Parking Study Charrettes
The City of Delray Beach invites all Delray Beach residents and businesses to attend two (2) Charrettes on the City’s Downtown Parking Study. 

These community meetings are open to the public and will provide attendees with an opportunity to examine, discuss and provide input on the Parking Study as it relates to creating a sustainable parking management program. 

The Charrettes will be held on the evening of Monday, January 30th, at 6:00 PM and the morning of Tuesday, January 31st, at 9:00 AM at the Delray Beach Community Center, located at 50 NW 1st Avenue (adjacent to the City’s Tennis Center). 

The community meetings will be facilitated by the Fairfield Index, Inc., an economic development firm specializing in the facilitation of engaged consensus and conversation building through interactive meeting forum with the public. Representatives from Kimley-Horn and Associates, Inc., the consulting firm that completed the Parking Study, will also be in attendance to provide background and support as needed with respect to the creation of a sustainable parking management program.

The proposed Parking Study may be accessed below. All members of the Delray Beach community (i.e., residents and businesses) are encouraged to review the Study prior to the meetings.

For additional information regarding the Charrettes and/or the completed Downtown Parking study, please contact Scott Aronson, Parking Management Specialist, at (561) 243-7196 or by E-mail aronson@mydelraybeach.com

Written comments will be accepted regarding the Parking Study for those that are unable to attend one of the two scheduled Charrettes and should be forwarded to Scott Aronson.

Background
In July of 2009, the Delray Beach City Commission approved a contract with Kimley-Horn, a nationwide consulting firm, to study parking and transportation throughout the Downtown area, and to provide comments and recommendations on how the City should address these issues in the future. The goal of the parking study was to create a management plan to assist the City in the management of its current parking inventory and shuttle service.

The Parking Management  Plan is available by selecting the link:
Parking Management Plan (5809kb pdf).  

(Please note that the Parking Management Plan is a 100-page document formatted to paper size 11” x 17” and may present difficulty in reading when reduced to print on standard letter-size paper. Hardcopies and/or CDs of this report are available for purchase).

To purchase a copy of the Delray Beach Parking Management Plan and/or for more information, contact Scott Aronson, Parking Management Specialist, at (561) 243-7196 or E-mail at aronson@mydelraybeach.com