Master Plan October 2011 - Pacific Lutheran University

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TRANSPORTATION MANAGEMENT PLAN NEW ATHLETIC FACILITIES One of the planned development projects includes two all-weather athletic fields that would be available for football, soccer, lacrosse, track, ultimate ‘Frisbee,’ intramural sports, and physical education. The football-soccer-track facility would eventually include a set of spectator stands with capacity of about 4,000 people. PLU and the Franklin-Pierce School District would likely enter into a shared parking agreement whereby parking facilities at Washington High School, Keithley Middle School, and PLU could be shared interchangeably for events including PLU and Washington High School football games at the new athletic facilities. Parking lots at Keithley Middle School and Washington High School have more than 250 spaces that could be used for shared parking on Saturdays with PLU football games (Washington has 4 parking lots with about 260 spaces; Keithley Middle School has 3 parking areas with a total of about 80 spaces). The most substantial use of the new facilities would be for PLU’s home football games (currently played about 12 miles away at Sparks Stadium). The home football games would generate new traffic and parking demand at the PLU campus. To estimate the potential traffic associated with these events, historical home football schedules and attendance records were reviewed. PLU provided attendance records for home games from 2002 through 2006. There are between four and five home games played each year between early September and early to mid November. Attendance for the 23 games that occurred during the review period averaged about 2,200 attendees. The 85th-percentile attendance was about 3,550 persons. PLU also provided the numbers of paid attendance for the seasons between 2003 and 2006. Since students with a current student identification card are free, the paid attendance portion can help to estimate the number of attendees that would drive and park on campus for a game compared to those students that live on campus that could now walk to the games. November 2011 The attendance figures were compiled and analyzed to account for the portion of students that live off campus, the number that live on-campus and might walk to the games, and the number of paid attendees that would most likely drive and park at the games. It was estimated that for an 85th-percentile attendance level of 3,550 attendees, about 2,300 would be non-students, and about 1,250 would be students (about one third of the student population). Further, it was assumed that all of the non students and about 53% of the students would come to campus in vehicles and park. The average vehicle occupancy (AVO) rates for the football games were 96 Pacific Lutheran University MIMP
TRANSPORTATION MANAGEMENT PLAN Entry plaza with ticket booth 12th Ave S 124th Street South Bleachers with approx. 3,500 seats and 9 press boxes with locker rooms, offices and storage below Bleachers with approx. 1,000 seats facing both the football and soccer fields Football/ soccer field with synthetic turf New soccer/ football field with synthetic turf Bleachers with approx. 500 seats PROPOSED ATHLETIC FIELDS November 2011 Pacific Lutheran University MIMP 97
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Pacific Lutheran University Major I
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TABLE OF CONTENTS Acknowledgments..
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS David Peters Nancy
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Introduction
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INTRODUCTION cAMPUS cONTEXT / Backg
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INTRODUCTION Large (51,000 sf - 100
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INTRODUCTION process The master pla
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Mission, Goals & Objectives
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MISSION, GOALS & OBJECTIVES Cultiva
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MISSION, GOALS & OBJECTIVES Encoura
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Master Plan Concept
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MASTER PLAN CONCEPT #32NW56786 LONG
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Development Program
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DEVELOPMENT PROGRAM DEVELOPMENT PLA
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DEVELOPMENT PROGRAM LONG-TERM DEVEL
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DEVELOPMENT PROGRAM EXISTING INFRAS
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DEVELOPMENT PROGRAM Proposed Water
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DEVELOPMENT PROGRAM LONG RANGE PLAN
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