Remember when parking was fun?

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Stan has the prime piece of property right next to the airport
entry. He runs a good parking operation and takes a lot of parking business away from the airport. He has built a good legacy
and comfortable life by making the right decisions along the way.
Now the airport wants to use eminent domain to take away his
property and most likely his business for what seems to me to be
a paltry amount. He is willing to sell, but at a price that makes
business sense.
I have been suspect of eminent domain's use in many such situations. The concept of "public good" can be stretched to fit most
any activity a politician or airport manager wants it to.
Pittsburgh Lot Workers Strike;
City Council Supports Them
Some 230 parking lot workers went on strike in Pittsburgh and turned a bargaining table dispute into a political
battle. Lot operators said they would keep facilities open by
using management, clerical and temporary employees.
Teamsters Local 926, which represents the workers, won
a resolution from Pittsburgh City Council accusing operators of "union busting" and urging prompt compromise.
Workers walked off lots owned or managed by the Pittsburgh Parking Authority, Alco Parking, Main Lot, Grant
Oliver Parking and E&S Transportation. The lots have some
40,000 spaces, including the large majority of Downtown,
North Shore and Pittsburgh International Airport parking.
Alco had hired replacements for $12 a hour. "There may
have been hiccups while we were training and putting people in," said Alco President Merrill Stabile. But picketing was
not disruptive, parkers were not turned away and lot volumes were normal, Stabile said.
Ten lot workers and several labor leaders came before
the council, complaining that lot operators would not
budge in negotiations. Stabile said he'd return to the table at
any time but wouldn’t "let a politician tell me I don't pay
my workers enough when they've imposed a 50% parking
tax." The city has the nation's highest parking tax.
Parking Blog comments:
The parking attendants union has gone out on strike in
Pittsburgh. They want more money, and more flexibility in their
work hours, and a guaranteed job. Yep -- if an operator loses a
location to another operator, they want their jobs guaranteed
across the two companies.
The operators, including the Pittsburgh Parking Authority and
Alco, the largest private operator, seem to think they should be
able to ask a cashier to answer phones in the office or maybe,
dare I say it, sweep a floor. They think they should be able to
charge the folks 10% of the cost of their health insurance.
Outrageous.
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This is going to get political fast, since the head of the PPA is the
mayor’s brother and the owner of Alco is looking for approval on
some gaming operations. However, it will be fun to watch. In the
meantime, the lots are full, and the operators are running with
management crews and training temps.
From what I know about running garages, that shouldn't take
too long. I wonder if the union realized that running a cashier
terminal isn't the same as running, say, the control board at a
nuclear power plant.
Town Removes Meters, Institutes Parking Zones
The new downtown parking plan in Newark, OH,
continues to change based on concerns from business
owners, but enforcement is just around the corner.
All the meters will be removed, and parking zones of
two, three and 11 hours will be in place. The time limits
are for the day, even if a motorist leaves and returns to
another space in the same zone. The two- and three-hour
zones will be enforced from 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. Monday
through Friday.
The latest revision will likely be to the cost of parking
passes for downtown residents. The proposed cost was
$90 per quarter, or $360 per year.
Mayor Bruce Bain said the city was listening to all
concerns and would probably adjust the price of the pass.
A final plan will be in place and enforcement will begin
within a couple of weeks, the mayor said.
The parking time limits cover the entire working day,
so an hour in the morning and an hour in the afternoon
add up to the two-hour limit, if in the same zone.
Alex Athan, day manager at The Natoma, said the
cumulative nature of the time limit will be confusing and
a burden on patrons. "What I dislike most is if a customer
is here at 11 a.m. for an hour, and has errands to run and
comes back to meet friends for a cocktail or coffee, they're
still on the clock for that hour," Athan said. "You still have
only an hour left to work with."
The cumulative time limit was designed to eliminate
the practice of downtown employees moving their cars a
few spaces away every two hours to avoid tickets.
We are obviously missing something here. If I understand what
is written above -- if I come in and park for 15 minutes in a
two-hour zone, then leave and come back in an hour and stay
for 45 minutes, then leave and come back in an hour and stay
for 65 minutes, I have overstayed and will be fined.
Now just how are they going to enforce that? There must be
some new technology we haven't heard about. And as you are
aware, unenforced controls are worse than none at all.
A reader chimes in:
John: I can envision how you could enforce this using some of
the new MLRP products now available, but it would take a
great deal of time, effort and expense. A well-designed and
enforced meter system would be a whole lot easier and surely
more cost-efficient. Unfortunately, cost efficiency seems to frequently get relegated to the back of the bus when a City
Council gets involved.
Councilman Files Petition To Prevent Paid Parking
After Councilman Doug Thomas' submission of signatures to the City Clerk's office in order to get his "no
paid parking" proposal on the ballot, city officials in
Dearborn, MI, said that though the names are in, that
fact alone does not allow the proposal to come before
the voters in November.
Thomas, along with the proposal's co-sponsor Tony
Fera, gathered nearly 4,000 signatures from people who
say they are against paying to park in city-owned lots.
Thomas and Fera said they are against paid parking
for many reasons, including the fact they believe that
businesses in the city’s west end will suffer a significant
loss of customers once the system starts. Originally
slated to begin in January 2005, the system currently
has no projected launch date, city officials said.
Mayor Michael Guido said the system is necessary
because, though the businesses do pay a tax for maintenance of the city-owned lots, the city can no longer
afford to pay the difference. Having users pay to park
solves the problem, the mayor said — a fact that
Thomas disputes.
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Commercial Real Estate
Pros Confident
Funny, isn't Dearborn the home of Ford Motor Co.? It would seem
that the birthplace of an industry should be able to understand
that it costs money to park cars as well as to run them.
Let's see -- the businesses will suffer if paid parking is instituted.
So you are telling me that the only reason people come to these
businesses is because of free parking? They are willing to pay for
parking to see a Tigers game, or to visit a fancy restaurant, or
when they stay overnight at the Ren Center downtown, but they
won't pay a small amount when they come to eat or shop in
"West Dearborn?” Sorry, sports fans, it doesn't fly.
If you want people to come to your area and shop, give them a
reason to do so. Make it fun to shop there. Clean up the streets,
put in new lighting and storefronts, repave and fix the sidewalks.
Increase security. Put in a 12- plex cinema.
Cost too much? Not if you take the money you get from parking
and roll it back into the neighborhood from which it came.
Airport Traffic Creating a Shortage of Parking
Travelers using Philadelphia International Airport are
running into an unexpected problem these days: There
often is nowhere to park. This is occurring particularly with
the long-term economy lot, which routinely fills up quickly each day.
Many airline passengers then are left with a difficult
choice: risk missing their flights as they scramble to find
off-site parking, or put their cars in airport parking garages,
which charge $17 a day, compared with $9 a day in the
economy lot. The short-term ground-level lots across from
the airport's baggage-claim areas charge $38 a day.
Officials say parking spots are hard to come by because
low-fare carrier Southwest Airlines, which began operating
out of Terminal E in May 2004, is drawing far more passengers than expected.
The influx of passengers has flooded the airport's
17,172 parking spaces, including the 5,672-space economy
lot, which often is the first to fill up, according to the
Philadelphia Parking Authority, which manages the lots
and garages.
On a recent day, for instance, the "Lot Full" sign was up
at 11:30 a.m. at the economy lot, and Parking Authority
workers were referring motorists to the airport's garages.
The same scenario occurred the next day. The situation has
been exacerbated as Southwest's low fares have caused other carriers to lower their fares, attracting even more passengers, officials say.
Read this carefully – there are plenty of parking spaces; it’s just
that people don’t want to pay for them. Yep, those pesky low
fares at Southwest are simply ruining the parking at Philadelphia
International.
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Parking Firm to
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The owner of the only private
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Tel 804-674-4917; Fax 804-675-1117
www.entryguardsystems.com
ITR OF GEORGIA, INC.
3346 Montreal Station, Tucker, GA 30084
Tel 800-367-6177; Fax 770-934-6962
www.itrofgeorgia.com
INTEGRATED SECURITY SYSTEMS
Florida Dealer for SkiData Parking Systems
Tel 888-670-2226; Fax 305-324-0008
[email protected]
www.TeamISS.com
MCGANN ASSOCIATES
4651 SW 51st Street, Suite 812
Fort Lauderdele, FL 33314
Tel 954-316-1004; Fax 954-316-8004
www.mcgannsoft.com
ROYCE PARKING
2411 SW 58TH TER, Hollywood, FL 33023
Tel 954-966-3903; Fax 954-966-2085
www.royceparking.com
SOUTHERN TIME EQUIPMENT CO., INC.
North and South Carolina
Tel 800-849-5654
[email protected]
www.southerntime.com
TIME & PARKING SYSTEMS, INC.
5835 Peachtree Corners East,
Bldg 4, Suite D, Norcross, GA 30092
Tel 770.447.8620; Fax 770.447.8615
Midwest
ACCUTIME CORPORATION
8312 Page Blvd., St. Louis, MO 63130
Tel 314-426-7727;Fax 314-426-1776
ACCUTIME CORPORATION
1826 Linn Street,
North Kansas City, MO 64116
Tel: 816-842-0369; Fax: 816-842-0385
AUTOMATED PARKING TECH.
1361 W. Carroll Ave. Chicago, IL 60607
Tel: 312-942-9570; Fax: 312-942-9572
TIME & PARKING SOLUTIONS OF
CINCINNATI, INC.
130 Commerce Blvd., Loveland, OH 45140
Tel 513-683-2906; Fax 513-683-4480
[email protected]
www. tandpsc.com
ELECTRICAL CONTRACTORS, INC.
1252 Allanson Road, Mundelein, IL 60060
Tel 312-949-0134; 847-949-0134
EVENS TIME
1345 Brookville Way, Suite I
Indianapolis, IN 46239
Tel 317-358-1000; 800-895-1959;
Fax 317-308-6608; www.evenstime.com
DON HARSTAD COMPANY
7103 Highway 65 N.E. P. O. Box 32823,
Fridley, MN 55432
Tel 763-571-5660; Fax 763-571-5943
LIGHT & BREUNING, INC.
912 Lawrence Drive, Fort Wayne, IN 46804
Tel 800-947-4064; Fax 260-422-6457
[email protected]
MCGANN ASSOCIATES
400 N. May St., Suite 303
Chicago, IL 60622; Tel 312-491-8325
MCGANN ASSOCIATES
651 Taft Street NE, Minneapolis, MN 55413
Tel 612-331-2020
PSX, INC.
2340 Hamilton Ave., Cleveland, OH 44114
Tel 216-622-2920; www.psxgroup.com
REVCON TECHNOLOGY GROUP
1715 Cortland Ct. Ste 4
Addison, IL 60101
Tel 630-916-8770; Fax 630-916-8704
www.revcon.net
SAUNDERS PARKING SYSTEMS
3538 South Old State Road
Delaware, OH 43015
Tel 614-267-1945
SIGNATURE CONTROL SYSTEMS, LLC
101 Weldon Parkway, St. Louis, MO 63043
Tel 314-872-9900; Fax 314-872-2989
www.signaturecontrols.com
SIGNATURE CONTROL SYSTEMS, LLC
405 N. Brice Rd., Blacklick OH 43004
Tel 614-864-2222; Fax 614-864-2153
www.signaturecontrols.com
TAPCO
800 Wall Street, Elm Grove, WI 53122
Tel 800-236-0112; Fax 414-814-7017
www.tapconet.com
MITCHELL TIME & PARKING
4806 North IH 35, Austin, TX 78751
Tel 512-371-7773; Fax 512-371-7181
San Antonio, TX
Tel 866-371-7773; [email protected]
www.mitchell-time-parking.com
MOUNTAIN PARKING EQUIPMENT
2009 S. Cherokee St.
Denver, CO 80223
Tel 720-259-4880; 303-906-0456
www.mtnpark.com
PROTECTIONTECH
2161 Regent Street #9
Salt Lake City, Utah 84115
801-256-0214
www.protectiontech.com
Northwest
DGM CONTROLS
1426 Elliott Ave. West, Seattle, WA 98119
Tel 206-284-6919
ENTRANCE CONTROLS, INC.
664 Industry Drive, Tukwila, WA 98188
Tel 206-622-0452; Fax 206-575-9755
[email protected]
NORTHWEST PARKING EQUIP. CO.
15029 Bothell Way, NE, #200
Seattle, WA 98155
Tel 206-363-5265;Fax 206-367-6578
MCGANN ASSOCIATES
986 Industry Drive, Seattle, WA 98188
Tel 206-575-1980
PACIFIC CASCADE CORPORATION
THE PARKING ZONE
1309 N.E. 134th Street, Suite E
Vancouver, WN 98685
Tel 800-292-PARK
www.parkingzone.com
PROTECTIONTECH
2751 152nd Ave. NE
Redmond, WA 98052
Office 425-869-7778; Fax 425-869-7717
Spokane Office 509-747-6231
www.protectiontech.com
Far West
TRAFFIC & SAFETY SYSTEMS, INC.
48584 Downing, Wixom, MI 48393
Tel 248-348-0570; Fax 248-348-6505
www.trafficandsafety.com
ASSI-SECURITY INC.
18001 Cowan, Suite A
Irvine, CA 92614-6801
Tel 949-955-0244; Fax 949-955-0243
UTS GLOBAL
2021 Midwest Road, Suite 200
Oak Brook, IL 60523
Tel 630 953-6250; Fax 630 953-6251
INTEGRATED ACCESS SYSTEMS, INC.
10755 Sherman Way, Suite 4
Sun Valley, CA 91352
Tel 866-249-4427; Fax 818-764-7033
Southwest
ACCESS & TIME AUTOMATION, INC.
1147 South Huron Street,
Denver, CO 80223
Tel 303-698-0065; Fax 303-698-0873
ASSOCIATED TIME & PARKING
CONTROLS
1000 Caruso Blvd., #413, Slidell, LA 70461
Tel 985-781-3929; Fax 985-781-3950
[email protected]
www.associatedtime.com
CONTROLS
9104 Diplomacy Row,
Dallas, TX 75247
Tel 214-637-2763; Fax 214-688-0411
[email protected]
CONTROLS
1213 West Loop North, Suite 110,
Houston, TX 77055
Tel 713-263-1366; Fax 713-263-8154
[email protected]
BP EQUIPMENT COMPANY
805 Clear Creek Ave,
League City, TX 77573
Tel: 281-332-0288; Fax: 281-332-0431
San Antonio, TX 210-559-1307
[email protected]
www.bpequipment.com
MCGANN ASSOCIATES
900 Doolittle Dr., Suite IIA
San Leandro, CA 94577
Tel 510-568-6484
MCGANN ASSOCIATES
8220 Belvedere Ave, #B
Sacramento, CA 95826
Tel 916-456-1065
PARKING TECHNICAL SERVICES
9851 1/2 Alburtis Avenue
Santa Fe Springs, CA 90670
Tel: 562-949-5227; Fax 562-949-5857
SAS ACCESS SYSTEMS
9323 Chesapeake Dr., Ste E
San Diego, CA 92123
Tel 858-541-7896; Fax 858-541-7889
www.sas-access.com
SECOM INTERNATIONAL
9610 Bellanca Avenue
Los Angeles, CA 90045
Tel 310-641-1290
SECURITEC ACCESS CONTROLS
10861 Sherman Way,
Tel 818-759-1292; Fax 818-759-1299
SENTRY CONTROL SYSTEMS
9842 Glenoaks Blvd.
Tel 800-246-6662; Fax 818-252-0400
www.sentrycontrol.com
W. D. WHITE CO.
3505 Magnolia St.,
Oakland, CA 94608
Tel 510-658-8167; Fax 510-658-3503
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upcoming events
2005
October 05-07, 2005
Annual Conference - Michigan
Parking Association
Location: Detroit, Michigan
Contact: Khurshid Hoda 269.381.6080
Email: khurshid.hoda@
walkerparking.com
October 11-14, 2005
Southwest Parking Association Annual Conference
Location: Reno, Nevada
Contact: Melinda Helton
Email:
[email protected]
2006
November 02-04, 2005
Parking Association of Georgia
and the Carolinas Parking
Assocation Joint Conference
Location: College Park, Georgia
Contact: Melinda Anderson
Email: [email protected]
National Parking Assocation
Annual Convention
Location: Fontainbleau Hilton
Resort, Miami Beach, FL
Contact: Pat Langfeld
202.296.4336 x 205
World of Concrete
Location: Las Vegas NV
Contact: Steven Pomerantz
972 536 6423
Email:
[email protected]
British Parking Awards 2006
Location: Westin Hotel,
Indiananpolis, IN
Contact: T2 Systems
Location: The Dorchester,
London, UK
Contact: Clare Leonard
+44 0845 270 7865
Email:
[email protected]
Euro Parking Forum
Location: Natural History Museum,
London UK
Contact: Media Partners -Omar Rafique +44 (0) 845 838 5155
Email:
[email protected]
March 12-15, 2006
Roadex - Abu Dhabi International
Road Exhibition
Location: Abu Dhabi, UAE
Contact: K. Ravi Kumar
=9712 4446900
Midwest Campus Parking
Association
Canadian Parking Association
Annual Conference and Trade
Show
Location: University Plaza Hotel,
Springfield, MO
Contact: Myril Steward 417 836 4334
Location: Niagra Falls, Ontario
Contact: Carole Dunlevie
613-727-0700
October 20-22, 2005
October 23-25, 2005
MAPA/PAV 2005
Conferene/Trade Show
Location: Clarion Hotel,
Ocean City, MD
Contact: Sandy Rogers 410 706 1857
Email:
[email protected]
T2 PowerHouse User Group 2007
Location: San Antonio, Texas
Contact:
[email protected]
800-434-1502
October 26-28, 2005
Florida Parking Association
Annual Conference and Expo
Location: Sawgrass Marriott Resort
& Beach Club
Ponte Vedra Beach, Florida
Contact: Sue Olley 561-822-1495
October 26-28, 2005
New York State Parking
Association Annual Conference
Location: Turning Point Casino and
Resort, Verona, NY
Contact: Michael Klein 518 434 8886
New Jersey Parking Institute
Annual Conference
Location: Trump Marina Casino
Hotel, Atlantic City NJ
Contact: Leonard T Bier,
CAPP (732) 828-8864
November 30-December 02, 2005
California Public Parking
Assocaition Conference and
Trade Show
Location: Hyatt Regency San
Francisco Airport Hotel
Contact: Howard Finnecy
619 284 7200
September 23-27, 2006
Canadian Parking Association
Annual Convention and Trade
Show
Location: Edmonton, AB
Contact: Carole Whitehorne
613 835 3530
March 10-10, 2006
T2 Powerhouse User Group 2005
October 16-19, 2005
January 17-20, 2006
April 04-07, 2006
October 15-18, 2006
National Parking Association
55th Annual Parking,
Transportation and Services
Convention & Exposition
Location: Renaissance
Washington DC Hotel
Contact: Pat Langfield
New Jersey Parking Institute 39th
Annual Conference
Location: Atlantic City, N.J
Contact: Leonard T. Bier
CAPP (732) 828-8864
Intertraffic Amsterdam
Location: Amsterdam, The
Netherlands
Contact: The Intertraffic Team
31 20 549 1212
Location: Atlanta, GA
Contact: Hanna Felleke 800-434-1502
April 26-27, 2006
Parkex - British Parking
Association
Location: Earl's Court, London
Contact: Brintex +44 (0)20 7973 6401
May 14-18, 2006
International Parking Institute
Conference and Expo
Location: Mandalay Bay Resort and
Convention Center, Las Vegas, NV
Contact: IPI 540-371-7535
August 22-25, 2006
Parking Industry Exhibition and
Parking Conference
2007
May 19-23, 2007
International Parking Institute
Conference and Expo
Location: Tampa Convention Center,
Tampa, Florida
Contact: Coleen Williamson
Location: San Antonio, TX
Contact: Hanna Felleke 800-434-1502
Location: Hyatt Regency O'Hare Chicago Illinios
Contact: Sandra Watson
310 390 5277 ext 4
HAVE YOUR EVENT LISTED HERE -- LOG ON TO www.parkingtoday.com
AND CLICK ON "CALENDAR OF EVENTS"
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