PARKING ADVISORY COMMITTEE MEETING
September 12, 2019
Meeting Opened: 1:30 pm
ROLL CALL:
Diane Drawhorn Hector Flores (Crystel Conley) Katherine Miller
Diann Brodnax Jonathan Haarlow Kent O’Quinn
Mark Broome Govin Kaggal David Rose
Aziz Shaaban
Guests in Attendance: Professor Kelley Bradley and Clayton Harrington
Welcome and opening remarks: Diane Drawhorn
The Parking Advisory Committee will be the eyes and ears for all things regarding parking lots and parking on campus. Committee will be providing recommendations for improvement of parking on campus. Committee will be making decisions on parking violations and policy.
Welcome returning members and new members of the Parking Advisory Committee:
FY20 |
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Diane Drawhorn |
VP Adm Services |
Ex Officio |
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Kathrine Miller |
Staff |
Fall 2019-Summer 2022 |
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David Rose |
Faculty |
Fall 2019-Summer 2022 |
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Mark Broome |
Faculty |
Fall 2018-Summer 2021 |
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Hector Flores |
University Police |
Fall 2018-Summer 2021 |
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Jonathan Haarlow |
Staff |
Fall 2019-Summer 2022 |
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Kent O'Quinn |
Rep. Staff Council |
kent.o'quinn@lamar.edu |
Fall 2018-Summer 2021 |
Diann Brodnax |
Pres. Staff Council |
Fall 2018-Summer 2021 |
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Aziz Shaaban |
SGA |
Fall 2019-Summer 2022 |
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Govin Kaggal |
SGA |
Fall 2019-Summer 2022 |
committee members
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OLD BUSINESS:
Two separate surveys have been made to identify the lots targeted for new signage and a map is being developed to indicate exact placement for the signs. Map has been completed and is being reviewed
Plans are to issue a Request for Proposals (RFP) with a scope of the work needed to allow work to begin with the summer 2020 work schedule.
NEW BUSINESS:
To save printing and paper costs we have begun a process of sending the appeals electronically for scoring. Are there any suggestions to improve the process?
Lot C-4 will be closed for band practice beginning August 15 – November 22, 2019.
Lot G-2 was closed from mid July to September _____ to update sidewalk lighting along the parking lot and Rolfe Christopher Ave. In addition the entrance onto Iowa street intersection will be patched and repaired. Paint striping is scheduled for September 21 and 22.
Lot D-8 will be completely closed for surface work to add an electronic gate to convert this lot to a reserved lot. In addition an area for Post Office drop off and delivery will be added to the parking area outside of the reserved section of the lot. The delivery/drop off space will accommodate truck deliveries and post office pickup and delivery. Estimated completion date: __________________?
Paint striping is scheduled for September 21.
Lot E-1 Will have space allocated to a contractor working on the Science Auditorium. Work will begin this summer and is scheduled for completion in December, 2019.
FOLLOW UP REPORT: How did it go? Any suggestions for improvement?
Lot A-2, A-3, A-4 and A-5 was CLOSED ALL DAY THURSDAY AUGUST 29, 2019 for the Football Season opening game. Students will be allowed to park in any “All Permit” lots for this day.
Comments from the committee were positive. There were no major issues.
Discuss Fire Lane change to Service Drive at the end of the east side of F-3 parking lot. This area is used periodically for a Blood Donor Bus but also is used by 海角社区 Facility
Employees. See attachment.
Request from Chartwells…per the attached Food Truck Locations map Chartwells is asking for approval to park the food truck at various locations on campus. Currently only the location in Parking Lot D-3 next to Mary & John Gray Library has been approved.
ANNOUNCEMENT: Mr. Clayton Harrington, the new Director of Parking and Transportation will begin work on September 16, 2019. He will office in Room 118 of the Wimberly building and will be attending future Advisory Committee meetings.
Introduce Dr. Robert “Kelley” Bradley, Professor Industrial Engineering. He is here today to give an overview of a potential industrial engineering project involving campus parking and event parking.
Some topics covered by Kelley Bradley involved the study of Public Transportation, Traffic Patterns…ingress/egress, real world experiences, Emergency situations at the Montagne and Campus. This will be a Sr. Capstone Project and will be a year-long project and will involve layouts and surveys. Dr. Bradley will report back to the committee when the criteria has been established for the student project.
Meeting Adjourned: 2:30 PM