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Frontline Staff Training
“Tactical Communications for Parkingand Transportation Professionals”
Cindy Campell, IPI Chair andCal Poly PD Assistant Directorwill help your shuttle drivers,enforcement personnel, parkingattendants and other frontline stafflearn communication techniques that encouragevoluntary compliance from dif
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cult andaggressive customers.Group discounts apply - bring your whole team!Parking & Transportation Contributions toDowntowns & Economic DevelopmentAesthetic and EnvironmentalConsiderations in Parking Facility DesignBicycle Facilities and Creating a BicyclingCultureEngaging Communities in ComprehensiveParking ManagementComparative Evaluation of One-wayvs. Two-way Streets for DowntownsArt of On-street Parking ManagementDesign of Campus Way
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nding andSignageCreative Financial Benchmarking forCollege and University Parking SystemsEmployer-based Shuttle SystemsElectronic Parking Guidance SystemsRFID Applications in Parking andTransportationCreating Walkable WorksitesOrganizational Approaches to IntegratingParking & Transportation
Dr. Donald Shoup
Professor of Urban PlanningUniversity of California - Los Angeles, CA
“The High Cost of Free Parking”
Dr. Shoup will explain how adopting three keyparking policies will help to create great streets,improve the transportation system, restore theenvironment, and stimulate the economy.
Helle Lis Søholt
Partner and DirectorGehl Architects - Copenhagen, Denmark
“Mobility Oriented DevelopmentPlacing People at the Centre of Planning”
Ms. Søholt will examine city transformationprojects from around the world that are aimed atdeveloping people-oriented and sustainable cities,demonstrating how a focus on mobility, versustransport, can create a more balanced network.
Shawn Conrad
Executive DirectorInternational Parking Institute - Fredericksburg, VA
“Making Connections - People, States, and IPI”
Mr. Conrad will explain why parking andtransportation’s role in community management,development, planning, and design has never beenmore important.
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Complete conference information andregistration is available online at:
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Conference & Trade Show
July 26 – July 28 Tacoma, Washington
Three Keynote Speakerswww.pipta.org/eventsJuly 26 – July 28Tacoma, WashingtonTwenty One Seminars
Our most diverse educational program ever,including a wide range of planning, design,operations, programmatic and managementtopics including:
A Special Invitation for Our Partners
PIPTA is pleased to invite our colleagues in the following associationsto explore PIPTA with a complimentary one-year membership. Claimyours today and attend PIPTA ‘09 at the reduced member rate.
- Association for Commuter Transportation- American Institute of Architects- American Planning Association- International Downtown Association- Building Owners and Managers Association- Institute of Transportation Engineers- American Public Transportation Association- Urban Land institute- Society of College and University Planners- International Association of Campus Law Enforcement Administrators
www.PIPTA.org/events
Sunday,
July
26,
2009
Time
Event
Room
7:00am
‐
2:00pm
Exhibit
Hall
Set
‐
up
Venice
Ballroom
7:00am
‐
4:00pm
Registration
Open
Ballroom
Foyer
7:00am
‐
8:30am
PIPTA
Pre
‐
conference
Board
Meeting
Lido
Boardroom
8:30am
‐
10:00am
Orientation
Event:
Bicycle
Tour
Hotel
Lobby
Provided
by
Cascade
Bicycle
Club
Tour
Guide
‐
Stephanie
Frans,
Commute
Program
Coordinator
Enjoy
a
leisurely
instructional
‐
type
ride,
taking
in
the
scenery
while
talking
about
bike
‐
a
‐
bility.
The
pace
will
be
leisurely,
appropriate
to
keep
business
casual
attire
relatively
sweat
‐
free.
10:15am
‐
12:00pm
Orientation
Event:
University
of
Washington
‐
Tacoma
Campus
Walking
Tour
Hotel
Lobby
Tour
Guide
‐
Milt
Tremblay,
UWT
Director
of
Facilities
and
Campus
Services
Take
a
walking
tour
from
the
hotel
down
to
the
UW
Tacoma
campus
to
see
how
an
urban
campus
works
towards
sustainability
while
keeping
its
historical
character
intact.
12:00pm
‐
1:00pm
Lunch
on
Your
Own
1:00pm
‐
2:00pm
Concurrent
Educational
Sessions
Integrating
Parking
and
Transportation:
An
Organizational
Approach
Cavallino
Celeste
Gilman,
University
of
Washington
Learn
s
trategies
used
by
University
of
Washington
Transportation
Services
to
weather
difficult
financial
times
by
increasing
the
perceived
value
of
their
programs.
Right
‐
Sized
Parking:
A
Component
of
Sustainable
Best
Practices
Burano
Matt
Davis,
Watry
Design,
Inc
.
Attendees
will
learn
a
parking
geometrics
method
to
translate
city
standard/compact
dimensions
to
an
equivalent
unistall
size.
The
session
will
also
explain
the
reasoning
behind
the
actual
reduction
in
parking
demand
for
mixed
‐
use
developments
and
how
to
avoid
common
mistakes
in
the
application
of
shared
parking
studies.
2:00pm
‐
2:30pm
Coffee
with
Exhibitors
Venice
Ballroom
www.PIPTA.org/events
Sunday,
July
26,
2009
(continued)
2:30pm
‐
3:30pm
Concurrent
Educational
Sessions
Creating
A
Bicycling
Culture:
Program
Elements
that
Support
and
Cavallino
Encourage
both
Emerging
and
Savvy
Cyclists
Stephanie
Frans,
Cascade
Bicycle
Club
In
this
session,
learn
how
the
Cascade
Bicycle
Club
has
developed
programming
to
encourage
new
and
veteran
riders
alike.
From
large
‐
scale
programs
that
include
over
10,000
active
participants
to
smaller
programs
focused
on
specific
work
sites,
discover
how
to
motivate,
support
and
recognize
people
to
help
create
a
better
community
through
bicycling.
Creative
Financial
Benchmarking
for
College
and
University
Parking
Systems
Burano
John
Shaheen,
CAPP,
Washington
State
University
This
session
will
share
financial
concepts
used
in
forecasting
at
Washington
State
University
Parking
and
Transportation
Services.
It
will
provide
encouragement
to
think
through
the
development
of
unique
benchmarks
for
parking
operations
and
provide
a
forum
for
the
exchange
of
benchmarking
and
forecasting
methods,
concepts,
and
ideas.
3:30pm
‐
4:00pm
Coffee
with
Exhibitors
Venice
Ballroom
4:00pm
‐
5:00pm
Concurrent
Educational
Sessions
Not
All
RFID
Readers
are
Created
Equal
Cavallino
Ali
Khaksar,
TagMaster
This
session
provides
an
explanation
of
RFID
technology
including
the
various
types
and
applications
of
RFID
technology
in
parking
and
transportation.
The
Changing
Perception
of
Parking
Burano
Matt
Davis,
Watry
Design,
Inc.
Attendees
will
learn
basic
design
principles
that
lead
to
aesthetically
pleasing
design,
how
to
emphasize
various
features
to
improve
aesthetics
and
practical
applications
of
the
design
principles
through
the
examination
of
case
studies.
5:30pm
‐
6:30pm
President’s
Welcome
Reception
Venice
Ballroom
6:30pm
Dinner
on
Your
Own
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