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HomeMy WebLinkAboutFinal Ever Vail PEC 121409 skier study Planning and Environmental Commission December 14, 2009 Agenda • Introduction of the Team • Project Overview • Schedule of Review • Parking Analysis • Skier/Parking Analysis Ground Level Floor Plans Level 2 Floor Plans Level 3 Floor Plans Level 4 Floor Plans Level 5 Floor Plans Level 6 Floor Plans P1 Level Floor Plans P2 Level Floor Plans P3 Level Floor Plans Review Schedule Sun Mon Tues Wed Thurs Fri Sat 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 31 December PEC Worksession: Overview, Parking, Skier distribution DRB Worksession: Overview, Architectural Theme Community Open House Sun Mon Tues Wed Thurs Fri Sat 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 January PEC Worksession: Parking, Circulation, Traffic Report PEC Worksession: Circulation, Public Spaces, Ground Floor Uses, Creek Areas, Market Study Parking Analysis Parking Analysis Required Parking (Chapter 12-10) 798 spaces Parking Obligation (LRMP) 400 public skier 318 replacement Total (Required+Obligation) 1,516 spaces Parking Provided 1,551 spaces Parking Requirements Use Quantity Core Area Requirements Result with Reduction Dwelling Units 358 1.4 per unit 375.90 Accom. Units 120 .7 per unit 63.00 EHU 48 1.4 per unit 50.40 Hotel Conference 5,156 1 per 330 sf seating area 11.72 Meeting Room 3,840 1 per 165 sf seating area 17.45 Restaurant 14,293 1 per 250 of seating floor area 42.88 Retail 52,620 2.3 per 1000 sf net floor area 90.77 VRD/Ski School* 15,690 1 per 1000 sf net floor area 11.77 Spa* 20,710 1 per 1000 sf net floor area 15.53 Office 33,600 2.7 for 1000 sf net floor area 68.04 Maint. Facility 1 estimated need of 50 spaces 50.00 TOTAL: 797.46 Parking Breakdown Private Residential 480 spaces Parking Replacement (employee) 318 spaces Commercial 307 spaces Skier Parking 400 spaces Other parking 61 spaces Parking Analysis •Spa, VRD space, and Ski School parking requirement set by PEC. Proposed at 1 per 1,000 SF. •Maintenance Facility parked at 50 spaces based on need Core Area Parking Requirements •Core Area requirements apply to Vail Village and Lionshead (adopted in 2000) • mixed use • pedestrian orientation • transit availability • shared parking facilities •Ever Vail intended to be another core area similar to Vail Village and Lionshead Total Parking Structure Capacity Structure Spaces Skiers Notes Vail Village 1,150 3,120 Serves skier parking, commercial uses, many residential/hotel uses Lionshead 1,250 3,380 Serves skier parking, commercial uses. Most residential uses are parked on-site. Ever Vail 1,551 1,183 Serves skier parking, commercial uses, all residential/hotel uses Skier Distribution and Parking Skier Distribution and Parking Analysis •Prepared by Tom Allender, Director, Resort Planning •Intended to review effects of Ever Vail on skier numbers, portal utilization, and parking Vail Skier Trends 0 425,000 850,000 1,275,000 1,700,000 1999 2000 2001 2002 2003 2004 2005 2006 2007 2008 0 15,000 30,000 45,000 60,000 Vail Skiers Eagle County Pop • Current portal distribution of skiers on Vail Mountain Skier Numbers Overflow Parking • In 2000, average number of cars parked on Frontage Rd. was 483 cars • In 2009, average number of cars parked those days was 355 cars • In 2008/2009 ski season, there were 24 days when cars parked on the Frontage Road • Equates to an average of 877 skiers parking on the Frontage Road • Estimate of where Frontage Road parked skiers access Vail Mountain Frontage Road Skier Portal Distribution Ever Vail Parking Structure • Total of 1,551 parking spaces • Similar to other structures -will serve mix of skiers, commercial, and residential uses • Vail Village Structure has 1,150 spaces • Lionshead Structure has 1,250 spaces • High Speed • Cabins hold 8 occupants • Capacity of 2,000 skiers per hour • Turn station at base of Chair 26 • Chair 26 is replaced New Gondola Operation Ever Vail Skier Population Bed Base Units Bed Rooms Pillows per room Total Pillows % Rented % Occupied % Skiing Skier Pop Employee Housing 48 2.5 2 240 95% 95% 28% 61 Hotels Rooms 120 1.0 3 300 74% 75% 71% 118 Residential Dwelling Units 358 2.5 2 1,790 74% 75% 71% 705 Total Possible Population 2,330 To Skiotal Ever Vail er Population 884 This population is parked Parking Summary • EV parking structure will be used like Lionshead and Vail Village = 95% of users will likely be skiers • With 700 parking spaces available to the public, will accommodate average need of 355 cars on Frontage Rd. • Will accommodate all but one overflow parking day in 2009 at 715 cars EV Portal Effects •Removing cars from Frontage Rd. and into Ever Vail will change the distribution of skiers to various portals • Skier portal distribution with Ever Vail (based on January 10, 2009) Portal Effects of Evervail EV Portal Effects Portal Current Fut (with Eture Evervail) Net Change % # of skiers % # of skiers Golden Peak 17% 2,907 16% 2,819 -88 skiers Vail Village 31% 5,301 27% 4,907 -324 skiers Lionshead 48% 8,208 44% 7,884 -324 skiers Ever Vail N/A 10% 1,761 +1,761 skiers Cascade Village 4% 684 3% 544 -140 skiers 4% 48% 31% 17% Skier Portal Distribution 10% 3% 44% 27% 16% Golden Peak Vail Village Lionshead Cascade Village Ever Vail Current With Ever Vail Summary of Benefits & Effects • Ever Vail will have little effect on the numbers of skiers at the various portals • Will increase skier population at Eagles Nest, so some effects to Chair 2 and Chair 7 • Will result in significant reduction in vehicles parked on the Frontage Rd. • Public parking capacity will increase 22% (2,400 to 3,100 spaces) Effects on Manage-To Number • Manage-To number of 19,900 skiers based on agreement with the TOV, Forest Service, and Vail Resorts • Exceeded three times in past 10 years: • 2001 -by 239 skiers • 2004 -by 394 skiers • 2007 -by 367 skiers • Ever Vail’s skier population of 884 skiers is well within capacity of manage-to number • Comfortable Carrying Capacity of the mountain is 23,470 skiers, with planned improvements increasing it to 26,450. Staff Questions Staff Questions • Should Ever Vail be included within the “commercial core” parking standards which allow for a reduction in the parking required? • What is the strategy for insuring that the required parking for each land use is utilized for the generator of that parking need? • How will parking decks, gates, and other control methods be utilized to allow/direct vehicles to the appropriate parking locations? • How will signage be done to direct owners, visitors/guest, skiers, shoppers, etc., to the parking spaces designated for the uses? • Should there be a parking requirement attributed to the creation of a new portal with a lift? Staff Questions • Should the public parking spaces be deeded to the Town and be on a separate parcel similar to the other structures? • What are the impacts of having a parking structure located at a primary structure not within the control of the Town? How will coordination occur without violating any monopoly/collusion laws? • Are 400 additional (excess) parking spaces adequate to support a new portal and lift? Are there opportunities for more? Should any surplus parking not associated with a land use be included in this count? • Who will have access to the loading and delivery facility? Town of Vail and special event promoters? What types of easements will be required? • What is the appropriate Level of Service (LOS) standard that should be implemented for the operation of a public parking structure? Questions?