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HANDBOOKPAGETable 13-5Checklist of Post-Event Activities <strong>for</strong> Street Use EventsACTION10-2 • Review measures of effectiveness identified in event operations planningphase.10-3 • Compile agency measures of effectiveness.9-14 • Compile per<strong>for</strong>mance evaluation data.10-5 • Conduct stakeholder participant debriefing.10-6 • Conduct event patron survey.10-7 • Conduct public survey.10-7 • Conduct a post-event debriefing meeting.10-10 • Prepare a post-event report.• Periodic public surveys warrant consideration<strong>for</strong> <strong>special</strong> <strong>events</strong> under thiscategory as event per<strong>for</strong>mance evaluationdata fails to assess all communityimpacts. Survey results alert <strong>special</strong>event stakeholders of impacts to affectedresidents and businesses, in addition tonon-attendee transportation system users,that may continue to occur with eachsuccessive <strong>special</strong> event on a particularroute. As a result, stakeholders can developand implement appropriate strategies(e.g., create/revise a standard streetuse event route, revise alternate routeplans, etc.) and regulations to mitigatethe identified impact(s) <strong>for</strong> future<strong>planned</strong> <strong>special</strong> <strong>events</strong>.• Post-event debriefings represent a commonand recommended stakeholder activity<strong>for</strong> street use <strong>events</strong>.o On a regional level, such meetingsmay coincide with a regular trafficincident management team meeting.o A key aspect of a post-event debriefing<strong>for</strong> street use <strong>events</strong> involvespreparing detailed meeting minutesthat include the identification of keysuccesses and lessons learned. Inturn, findings may refine <strong>special</strong>event permit program provisions <strong>for</strong>future street use <strong>events</strong>.APPLIESo Considering the potential significanttime between similar event types,stakeholders must chronicle participantsurvey results and debriefingmeetings so that those stakeholderscharged with <strong>managing</strong> <strong>travel</strong> <strong>for</strong> futurestreet use <strong>events</strong> can tap thewisdom of past participants.• The occurrence of a major, recurringstreet use event warrants development orupdate of a post-event report. In turn,the report can serve as a working documentto assist in advance planning <strong>for</strong>the next (year’s) event.• A post-event report <strong>for</strong> a recurring streetuse event should include an operationalcost analysis to assist stakeholders inidentifying potential cost-saving resourcedeployment strategies <strong>for</strong> the nextevent occurrence.PROGRAM PLANNINGProgram planning activities involve the developmentof policies, programs, and initiativesthat facilitate improved planning andmanagement of <strong>travel</strong> <strong>for</strong> future <strong>planned</strong><strong>special</strong> <strong>events</strong>.13EVENT PROFILE POST-EVENT ACTIVITIES DAY-OF-EVENT ACTIVITIES ADVANCE PLANNINGOVERVIEW13-9

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