
The Future of Parking and Mobility Kickoff
September 17, 2020
H-GAC, local parking experts, and community partners explored how the current environment and future innovations are affecting how we plan for parking, and how parking may change how we develop in the Houston-Galveston region. Participants learned about topics are changing the way we think about parking and heard from an expert panel regarding COVID, Autonomous Vehicles, Rideshare, and more.
Future of Parking Agenda
Presentations
Parking to the Future
Brian Lozano, PMP, Director of Parking Services - Walter P Moore
Parking and Curb Management
Maria Irshad, CAPP, Assistant Director - Park Houston
Parking Future in METRONext
Priya Zachariah, Manager - METROHouton
The Future of Parking
Lisa Nisenson, Vice President - WGI
Facilitating Parking for Livable Centers
September 18, 2020
During this half-day webinar, participants learned how to invigorate Main Streets, Downtowns, or Town Centers with parking solutions that leverage a community’s existing resources, enhance community context, and build community partnerships that incentivize new investment based on community needs. Gain free-expert insight, hear local case study examples, and find opportunity for future partnership.
Agenda
Presentations
General Trends in Parking and Why Parking Reforms Matters
Travis Liska, Senior Transportation Planner - North Central Texas Council of Governments
Parking Considerations at a City Level
David Fields, Chief Transportation Planner - City of Houston
Parking Consideration for the H-GAC Region
Nicole Chinea, Senior Project Manager - WGI
Right Size Parking and What You Need to Consider
Jeremy Rocha, Senior Project Manager - WGI
Parking from an Investment Perspective, Main Street Parking vs. Montrose Collective Parking Garage
Evan Peterson, Development Director - Radom Capital, LLC, Real Estate
Parking from a Municipal Lens and Toolbox
Kirk Myers, Associate Engineer and Planner - The Goodman Corporation
Shared Use Parking and Pedestrian Connectivity for Small Towns
Craig T. Meyers, Community Development Director - City of Tomball
Town Center Special Zone for Parking and Future Development of Old Sugar Mill Site
Doug P. Schomburg, City Planner – Development - City of Sugar Land
Midtown Parking Adaptations to Induce Development and Investment
Marlon Marshall, Director of Engineering and Construction - Midtown TIRZ
Pattern Zoning and Pre-approved Housing Development Templates in Midtown, Bryan
Lindsay Hackett, Project Planner, City of Bryan