Key issues addressed in the strategy
- Whether the City’s existing public parking supply in Port Credit is enough to meet the existing demand
- Potential locations where the City could build additional public parking to support future development
- Whether the City is currently running a surplus or loss on the existing parking system in Port Credit and ways to adjust current financial practices to improve the financial performance of the overall parking system
- Potential parking revenue initiatives in Port Credit to fund additional municipal parking resources and Transportation Demand Management programs, including potential new locations for paid on-street parking
- Guidance on how the City should approach parking in Lakeview, in order to move forward the vision of “Strengthening the Community”
- How much new off-street municipal parking the City should provide in Lakeview to foster new commercial mainstreet development along Lakeshore Road East
- Recommended modifications to the parking supply rates in the Zoning By-law that will encourage development in the mainstreet areas
- Ways in which the City can foster cultural uses such as art galleries, museums, cultural group offices, heritage buildings, street festivals, and the Transformative Parking Space project (patios in on-street parking spaces)
- Recommended bicycle parking supply and end of trip requirements for commercial developments and implementation recommendations
- Transportation Demand Management objectives to ensure the parking strategy is linked to supporting transit use and active transportation and
- An action plan for implementing the Parking Strategy
Planning and Development Committee
Please find the links for the following documents:
Please find the links for the following documents:
