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On-Call Services for the City of
Bozeman Parking Program
November 2, 2021
Walker Consultants
10375 Park Meadows Drive, Suite 425
Lone Tree, Colorado 80124
walkerconsultants.com
Contents
A Letter of Proposal & Executive Summary 3
B Firm and Team Profiles 7
C Related Experience with Projects Similar to
the Scope of Services 13
D Recent and Current Work with the City of
Bozeman 17
E References 21
F Price Proposal 23
G Affirmation of Nondiscrimination 26
H Appendix - Resumes 28
A Letter of Proposal &
Executive Summary
November 2, 2021
Mike Maas, City Clerk
City of Bozeman
121 N. Rouse
Bozeman, MT 59715
Submitted via email to agenda@bozeman.net
Re: Response for On-Call Services for the City of Bozeman Parking Program
City of Bozeman Parking Program
Dear Mr. Maas:
Walker Consultants is pleased to submit our response to the On-Call Services for the City of Bozeman Parking
Program RFP. We acknowledge and accept the terms outlined in the RFP and receipt of responses to questions
regarding the RFP posted October 25, 2021. We are excited for this opportunity to continue to partner with the
City on advancing parking management to better serve the community’s needs.
We have recently worked with you to study the B-3 District’s existing parking behaviors and its challenges.
Earlier this year, we engaged with the City’s Economic Development Department to study the summer parking
demands within the B-3 District. As part of that study, we identified opportunities for operational improvement
and challenges that limit how the system can serve the community in the future. The outcome of this effort
included a list of recommended strategic next steps in advancing management of the public parking system.
Implementing these strategies will allow the parking system to operate more efficiently and improve access
to downtown visitors. This list of strategies and the data we collected this summer provide our team a unique
understanding of the parking system as it currently operates and allows us to “hit the ground running.”
Our team of experts offers the technical and human elements necessary for this project. Walker has focused
exclusively for 55 years on parking and mobility planning, finance, technology, and design. We have delivered on
parking and mobility work for over 800 municipalities and public agencies nationwide. Our team members have
been selected for their proven success in both the intangible and technical pieces of this project. Specifically, our
project manager, Christina Jones, led the recent Downtown Bozeman Parking Study and has extensive experience
working with mountain communities and college towns. She is supported by industry-leading technical advisors
who have worked with many communities to develop visionary plans and technical design elements to improve
connectivity and access and to implement those plans.
We are focused on implementation and positive change. We understand the constraints and the many variables
that shape outcomes and possibilities for public parking programs, and we offer implementable solutions. We look
forward to bringing this focus to the City of Bozeman.
10375 Park Meadows Drive, Suite 425
Lone Tree, CO 80124
(303) 694-6622
walkerconsultants.com
WALKER CONSULTANTS
We are excited to introduce our team to you and build upon the work we began with the City this summer.
Our primary points of contact for this proposal are Christina Jones and Andrew Vidor. Christina is available via
email at cjones@walkerconsultants.com and by phone at (720) 656-5749. Andrew can be reached at avidor@
walkerconsultants.com and by phone at (810) 265-2639.
Sincerely,
WALKER CONSULTANTS
Christina M. Jones, MBA, CAPP Andrew J. Vidor
Consultant/Project Manager Director of Studies
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Executive Summary
The City of Bozeman is not just a vibrant, diverse, and growing mountain
community—it’s a world-class destination for visitors, a university town,
and more. Residents, businesses and employees, students, and visitors
alike share the experience of a thriving city that often both begins and
ends with parking. The City of Bozeman recognizes the impact that the
first and last impression of parking and access can have and aims to
preserve the character and enhance the Bozeman experience.
Walker Consultants offers the technical skills and experience needed to
identify effective parking solutions tailored to the unique needs of the
Bozeman community, as well as a passion for community building and
desire to partner in developing the right solutions to support the City’s
goals for parking, access, and mobility. We offer a diverse and highly
experienced team and approach focused on a wholistic parking, access,
and mobility system.
We help communities understand that effective parking solutions
do more than just temporarily store vehicles. Our strategic approach
includes a thorough evaluation of parking mobility management
programs, and our team includes many of the industry’s thought
leaders on parking planning, curb management, Transportation Demand
Management (TDM), parking technology, signage and wayfinding, design,
and forensic restoration. We understand how land uses interconnect and
how parking and mobility can support memorable and desirable places to
live, learn, work, and visit.
Bozeman can rely on our team of subject matter experts whose
parking expertise and experience are renowned throughout the United
States. This carefully selected team of professionals offers the high-
level responsiveness, technical advice, and collaborative engagement
Bozeman needs as you expand the public parking program to meet the
community’s growing needs. Our staff’s depth in this project’s required
areas of expertise and our familiarity with municipal, higher education,
visitor parking, and mobility needs, and those of the City of Bozeman,
allow us to build on the work we have already begun. We can rely
on recent data collected to maximize our coordination efforts while
integrating resources and practicing effective budget management
B Firm and Team Profiles
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Our primary objectives always focus on achieving the following:
• Make it easier for people to reach their destinations
• Support and encourage transportation mode choice
• Optimize parking and transportation customer service
• Manage allocation and use of community resources
• Improve quality of life through economic growth and built
environments that work for people
Planning
Meeting the needs of the community and users is the centerpiece of
Walker’s transportation planning services. This focus often includes
interpreting and improving public policy with hands-on experience and
implementable solutions.
•Parking Supply and Demand
•Shared Parking Analyses & Plans
•Transportation Demand
Management Plans (TDM)
•Strategic Parking & Mobility
Plans
•Parking Needs Analyses
•Bicycle and Pedestrian Plans
•Municipal Policy Studies and
Code Support
•Parking Allocation and Pricing
Strategies
•Technology and Equipment
Analysis, Procurement and
Implementation Support
•Signage, Wayfinding, and
Guidance
•Stakeholder and Community
Engagement
•Financial and Operational Audits,
Planning, and Budgeting
•Parking Enforcement Planning
and Policy
•Transit Planning
•University and Town/Gown
Parking and Mobility Planning
Whether a downtown district, commercial development,
event venue, airport, hospital, university campus, or one-
of-a-kind unique land use, Walker creates value for clients
by performing analyses and developing plans that efficiently
move people where they want to go.
Planning & Mobility Services
1965 FOUNDING YEAR
PROFESSIONALS300+
22 DOMESTIC OFFICES
Walker Office Locations
Denver, CO Office
We see our role as a trusted advisor and subject matter expert to assist the Economic Development Program
Manager and other City staff on questions and issues related to parking mobility system planning, operations, and
management.
Curb Management
From an increase in pick-ups and drop-offs to new ways to get around like shared bikes and scooters, curb space
must be managed to ensure accessibility, safety, and circulation.
Walker aligns public and private sector goals so that communities can offer more equitable access among different
users, improve level of service for everyone, collect data on transportation behaviors, and support community
economic growth and vitality.
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Project Team
Successful parking and mobility projects depend on a variety of factors,
and no factor is more important than the people you will work with on
this effort. The core team we have assembled has been carefully selected
to provide the specialized services that may be required as the City
continues to grow and develop. This team clearly understands the unique
needs of mountain communities, destination cities, and the challenges
and opportunities presented through the Town/Gown relationship. Here,
we would like to introduce our team and how their experience may apply
to the City’s needs. More complete resumes for each team member are
provided in Appendix.
Christina M. Jones, MBA, CAPP /
Denver, CO
Project Manager, Parking and Financial Planning
and Modeling, and Policy Specialist
Christina will serve as your project manager in addition to providing
technical deliverables for the task orders. Christina is a parking and
mobility planning consultant based in Denver, Colorado with 19 years
of parking operations and planning experience throughout the United
States and Canada. Her experience includes 13 years of private sector
parking operations and over 6 years in parking planning consulting
services including parking demand modeling and analysis, transportation
demand management analysis, and strategic parking planning for a wide
variety of clients including municipalities, airports, higher education and
healthcare institutions, sports and entertainment facilities, and private
developments. Her experience includes shared parking planning, GIS-
based supply and demand evaluation with movement analysis, policy
review, and financial feasibility modeling and analysis.
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Project Team
Andrew J. Vidor / Denver, CO
Director of Studies
Andrew will provide overall leadership, strategy, and direction for the
projects we will engage with you on. Andrew will ensure Christina has
the resources and commitment from our team to deliver the work on
time, within budget, and with the quality necessary. In Andrew’s 17
years in the industry, he has personally delivered over 50 parking study/
consulting engagements to municipalities across the U.S., Canada, and
the Middle East. Amongst his work in the public sector, Andrew has
developed parking organization models to support unified and efficient
parking departments, developed policy and ordinances to support the
goals of the agency, programed future parking development scenarios
to support growth, engaged with the public, city officials and business in
varying forms of public involvement and outreach to educate about the
project goals and listen to feedback related to concerns and ideas.
Mallory A. Baker, MUP / Denver, CO
Parking Planning and Public Engagement Specialist
Mallory specializes in results-oriented, empathetic stakeholder
engagement. She has a keen eye for developing meeting and interview
formats that generate valuable feedback from key parties that help,
rather than hinder, the project process. She has crafted engagement
strategies for parking and mobility planning work in Dallas and Arlington,
Texas; Gilbert, Arizona; Denver and Boulder, Colorado; and many others.
Mallory also heads firmwide public engagement strategy development
and firmwide virtual engagement strategy development, crafting policies
and guidelines for consultants throughout the firm.
Erik Nelson, PCIP / Chicago, IL
Director of Operations & Technology Consulting,
Parking Equipment and Technology Specialist
Erik leads Walker’s Operations and Technology consulting practice,
bringing nearly 20 years of parking operations and technology experience
to the firm. He specializes in parking access and revenue control systems
(PARCS), automated parking guidance systems (APGS), license plate
recognition technology (LPR), and payment card industry (PCI) standards
and practices. Erik’s responsibilities include assisting clients with
design and procurement for all types of parking technology and mobile
applications, as well as operational practices and procedures.
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Project Team
Chrissy Mancini-Nichols /
San Francisco, CA
National Director of Curb Management and New
Mobility
Chrissy leads Walker’s Curb Management and New Mobility practice. She
is also leading initiatives with cities across the nation to review and test
technology to collect curb use data and implement curb management
solutions to manage demand, congestion, and promote access and
safety. The research is also creating curb space typologies based on city
priorities and adjacent land use, as well as evaluating right-of-way policy
issues including curb monetization.
Eric Haggett, LEED / Chicago, IL
Senior Consultant, Financial Feasibility and Bond
Financing Specialist
Eric specializes in providing parking system financial, operations,
planning, and management consulting services. With a background in
finance and economics, Eric has developed long-term financial models
for the parking systems of large and small municipalities, hospitals,
airports, event venues, hotels, and mixed-use developments.
David Lieb, TDM-CP / Denver, CO
National Director of Higher Ed Mobility Planning,
Town/Gown Specialist
David specializes in parking and transportation demand management
(TDM) strategies and operations at colleges and universities. David
brings 25 years of experience at Cornell University and the University
of Colorado-Boulder, operating and leading cutting-edge and innovative
parking and TDM programs. He was part of the team that developed one
of the first TDM programs in the country at Cornell in 1990 and helped
a more mature program at CU Boulder continue to be vibrant. Since
joining Walker in 2015, David has worked with more than 60 colleges
and universities, helping them improve customer service, operational
efficiencies, financial performance, sustainability initiatives, and support
Town/Gown relationships.
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Project Team
Kirk Taylor, PE / Denver, CO
Director of Design Services, Parking Facility Design
and Functional Review
With over 18 years of civil/structural engineering experience, Kirk has
been involved in various phases of many projects including structural
design, functional design, schematic design, design development,
construction documents and construction administration for new design
projects. He also has experience with design of new roadway corridors
and rehabilitation of existing roadway corridors. Kirk is well versed in the
design process and thrives through collaboration and successful project
completion, with experience guiding construction projects from pre-bid
to project closeout.
Brian Faith, AIA / Denver, CO
Director of Building Envelope and Forensic
Restoration Services, Parking Facility Restoration
and Asset Management Planning
Brian brings almost 30 years of experience in the investigation,
evaluation, testing, design, and renovation of various building types
throughout the United States. He has performed investigations on
hundreds of buildings experiencing non-performance issues, including a
wide range of construction systems and materials. He provides expertise
in the areas of building envelope evaluation, testing and design. Brian’s
experience covers a wide range of construction materials including
concrete, masonry, stone, exterior insulated finish systems (EIFS), glass,
waterproofing materials, coatings, and roofing. Brian has significant
experience in testing, troubleshooting, and evaluating window, door, and
curtain wall systems in both new and existing buildings and has provided
peer review and consultation services for clients on building envelope
detailing for new and existing projects.
Drew Willsey, AICP / Denver, CO
Analyst, Field Data Collection and Production
Support
Drew has experience conducting field data collection efforts for
parking, transportation, and urban design related projects in numerous
municipalities, as well as for regional hospitals, private developments,
and other governmental agencies, throughout the United States.
C Related Experience with
Projects Similar to the
Scope of Services
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Walker has worked with many mountain towns, destination communities,
and college towns along the Rocky Mountain range and throughout the
United States. Through these engagements, we have learned the unique
challenges these communities face. The parking and mobility decisions
you make are affected by the environment, Town/Gown relationships, and
often competing needs between your residents, students, businesses, and
visitors. Additionally, the synergy of programs is even more critical when
you have a destination center in your community such as the gateway to
Yellowstone National Park. Outside of our professional time spent working
with our mountain communities, we spend considerable time recreating
in them. We tell you this because we look at these projects from the
planning lens and the user’s perspective. Working with municipalities, state
agencies, universities, resorts, and developers, the projects we have had
the opportunity to work on span a great deal of variety, including planning,
design, operations, and preservation. While the type of work may vary, the
common theme focuses on the user of the system. We develop practical
and implementable solutions that meet your policy and goal objectives
from the City’s perspective.
To demonstrate our experience with various tasks outlined in the
potential scope of work, we have chosen to highlight a few examples of
communities that the team included herein have been involved within
relative and aspirational communities. We also discuss three recent case
studies out of Salida, Colorado, Aggieville in Manhattan, Kansas, and
Laramie, Wyoming that present similar challenges and opportunities.
25Specialized Staff
Financial Studies
Parking Planning
Other Planning 20
Published Articles 85
Related Experience
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• Whistler Creek, British Columbia
• Squaw Valley, CA
• Mammoth Lakes, CA
• Sacramento, CA
• Inglewood, CA
• San Diego, CA
• Aspen, CO
• Avon, CO
• Breckenridge, CO
• Copper Mountain, CO
• Dillon, CO
• Frisco, CO
• Keystone, CO
• Salida, CO
• Snowmass, CO
• Steamboat, CO
• Vail, CO
• Winter Park, CO
• Estes Park, CO
• Telluride, CO
• Boulder, CO
• Longmont, CO
• Parker, CO
• Winter Park, FL
• Atlanta, GA
• Iowa City, IA
• Treasure Valley, ID
• Manhattan, KS
• Grand Rapids, MI
• Missoula, MT
• Notre Dame, MT
• Bozeman, MT
• Billings, MT
• Great Falls, MT
• Missoula, MT
• Fredericton, New Brunswick
• Cincinnati, OH
• Portland, OR
• College Station, TX
• Canyons, UT
• Deer Valley, UT
• Park City, UT
• Stratton Mountain, VT
• Stowe, VT
• Snowshoe, WV
• Casper, WY
• Cheyenne, WY
• Jackson, WY
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Related Experience
Walker Consultants’ Parking
Management Experience
Over the years, the core team members at Walker who will work on
this project have successfully completed parking management projects
similar to the goals of this project. Our experience goes beyond planning
as well. Our team has also worked with municipal agencies to procure
and implement these projects. While each of these projects we are
highlighting varies in their complexities, similarities, and differences,
the common theme focuses on providing access and transportation to
support the growing parking and mobility needs of the community.
City of Salida, CO
In 2019, Walker worked with the City of Salida to evaluate its current
parking system’s supply and demand and develop near-term, mid-
term, and long-term recommendations to balance the city’s ongoing
growth and densification with its desire to maintain its unique character
and sense of place. The City’s reliance on short-term, private parking
leases with limited safeguards or standardization made long-term
planning difficult, while short-term rentals (i.e. VRBO and Airbnb) and
large-scale events and their associated seasonal influx of visitors put
frequent pressure on the parking system to meet competing demands.
In response, Walker worked with key stakeholders, the community, and
City staff and leadership to develop customized strategies for maximizing
use of the public right-of-way, standardizing templates for public leases
of private space, implementing best practice enforcement procedures,
and creating new requirements for large special events to minimize
community disruption. In addition, Walker assessed funding options for
operating and maintaining the parking system.
City of Billings, MT Parking Technology
In 2019, we worked with the City of Billings to identify the need for
replacing their existing parking technology. The evaluation considered
the current use of the technology and the ways the community was using
it. We provided the City with viable technology strategies that could be
utilized to meet the community’s changing needs. The City did not have
the appropriate funds to outright pay for the new technology, so we
helped the City procure the new technology with a creative financing
strategy that enabled the project to move forward.
Credit: City of Billings, MT
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Related Experience
City of Manhattan, KS
Since 2017, Walker has been working with the City of Manhattan, Kansas
to develop a comprehensive parking master plan to guide parking
system management decisions and functional design for a new parking
structure serving Aggieville. Aggieville is the oldest entertainment and
shopping district in Kansas, and is oriented around university culture,
unsurprisingly given its proximity to Kansas State University. This process
began with identification of community needs to better manage parking.
At the time, there was little in the way of parking turnover, especially
from employees who were using prime, on-street spaces that would
ideally serve the local businesses’ customers, and students spilling
over from the nearby campus. Parking management plans, ordinances
updates, enforcement and staffing plans, community engagement
with the general public and other key stakeholders, education, and
revenue modeling were undertaken to move the program forward. We
remain engaged to assist the City with the launch of the active parking
management program and new paid parking program, which has been
supported by the community and Aggieville businesses. As part of the
new paid parking program, we have provided recommendations on
parking payment technologies with costing and consideration for users’
familiarity with systems at the nearby University and regional airport, to
optimize a cohesive and customer service focused experience. In addition
to consulting on the type and cost of equipment, we developed a basis
of design guide for the City’s architect on record to incorporate the
equipment into ongoing streetscaping design efforts.
D Recent & Current
Work with the City of
Bozeman
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Recent and Current Work with the City of Bozeman
2021 Downtown Bozeman Parking Study: Parking Assessment and Next Steps
Increased pressure on the parking assets because of population growth and tourism has stretched the existing
core Downtown Bozeman public parking system beyond its effective use. Focusing on on-street and off-street
city-managed parking facilities within the B-3 District, the study concluded that the core downtown area is
at or exceeding 85% occupancy. While the average duration of stay is within posted time limits, excessive
movements occurring throughout the day contribute to the low operating turnover of spaces and limit customer
access. Limited turnover, moving to evade enforcement, and having reached effective capacity were identified
as contributing factors to recommendations that the City explore adding parking capacity, develop a curb
management program, and evaluate parking system funding options that support its continued growth and
service to the community.
Related Experience
Project #
Downtown Bozeman
Parking Study: Parking
Assessment and Next Steps
Updated September 30, 2021 Prepared for: City of Bozeman
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Downtown and NE Parking Structure Proformas
As part of proposed developments in the downtown and NE areas of
the city and the opportunity to expand public parking supplies through
potential partnerships, the City requested preliminary operating
expense proformas to better understand the parking facilities’ annual
operating and maintenance costs. A 10-year operating expense pro
forma was developed for each structure based on their conceptual
design elements, Walker’s extensive database of costs, and local
adjustment factors.
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18'-0"36'-0"24'-0"24'-0"24'-0"24'-0"36'-0"18'-0"124'-8"62'-4"62'-4"POTENTIAL COMMERCIAL(2,342 SQUARE FEET)
RAMP UP@ 10%
BOZEMAN, MONTANASTRUCTURED PARKING FEASIBILITY ANALYSIS
LEGEND
NORTH
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APRIL 11, 2019 / 23-7891.00
OPTION 1
SITE 1 - FIRSTSECURITY BANK
Scale: 3/64" = 1'-0"AG100.1
GROUND LEVEL
ISOMETRIC
COMMERCIALGROUND LEVELEL=0'-0"
SECOND LEVELEL=15'-0"
CAR COUNT9'-0" 90° STANDARD SPACE
LEVEL STANDARD CARACCESSIBLE VANACCESSIBLE TOTAL PARKINGAREA(SQ FT)EFFICIENCY(SQ FT/STALL)
GROUND 57 4 1 62 26,588 429
SECOND 74 0 0 74 26,588 359
TOTAL 131 4 1 136 53,176 391
N89°22'14"E 119.91'S00°35'44"E 140.00'N00°35'29"W 140.00'N89°22'14"E 122.92'S00°52'14"E 162.30'S89°47'42"W 243.28'N00°43'04"W 160.50'1 2 3 4 5 6 7
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BB18'-0"18'-0"62'-0"44'-0"POTENTIAL COMMERCIAL(4,707 SQUARE FEET)RAMP UP@ 5.5%RAMP UP@ 6.6%
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BOZEMAN, MONTANASTRUCTURED PARKING FEASIBILITY ANALYSIS
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SITE 4 - US BANKOPTION 1
Scale: 3/64" = 1'-0"AG400.1
GROUND LEVEL
ISOMETRIC
COMMERCIALGROUND LEVELEL=0'-0"
TYPICAL LEVELEL=11'-4"
TOP LEVELEL=22'-8"
CAR COUNT9'-0" 90° STANDARD SPACE
LEVEL STANDARD CARACCESSIBLE VANACCESSIBLE TOTAL PARKINGAREA(SQ FT)EFFICIENCY(SQ FT/STALL)
GROUND 51 4 1 56 24,028 429
TYPICAL 87 0 0 87 28,397 326
TOP 63 0 0 63 20,333 323TOTAL2014120672,758 353
Pre-Design Layouts for the Downtown and NE Parking Structures
In response to the need calculated by the recent study and assumed projected growth downtown in relation to
redevelopment and other initiatives, the City is in the process of evaluating several potential garage sites. The
sites or combination of sites to potentially supply structured parking are intended to help the Urban Renewal
District achieve its goals and provide the most value to the overall parking system.
At this stage in the project, the City of Bozeman has requested assistance with developing conceptual alternatives for these parcels considering various footprints and orientations to increase parking supply. The
resulting alternatives will then be evaluated and ranked against one another based on criteria established by the
Urban Renewal District and the consultant team.
As an essential next step in taking this process from the planning stage to the implementation stage, the City is
interested in developing a plan to right-size new inventory and ensure that this significant investment is well-suited to serve existing and projected demand in Downtown Bozeman.
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Bozeman Airport CONRAC Parking Structure
The Bozeman Yellowstone International Airport anticipated a dramatic growth in enplanements, which would
increase the strain on the existing rental car operations and overall parking demand at the airport. They elected
to provide a new four-level mixed-use parking structure facility with a covered roof structure at the east end
of the terminal, for which we provided functional design, parking consulting, signage design, drainage design,
lighting design, and structural engineering services. Completed in 2019, the parking structure accommodates
rental car ready and return operations with additional segregated secured self-parking for long-term and short-
term users.
The parking garage is the largest parking structure in the state of Montana with a capacity of over 1,100 vehicles.
Rental car companies occupy approximately 90% of the parking garage, with 10% available for premium covered
pay parking. Additionally, a terminal connector building from the parking garage to the terminal building
provides high speed and capacity elevators to quickly move passengers between the main level of the terminal
next to the rental car counters and each of the garage levels above the main floor.
Related Experience
University of Montana
Walker has worked with the university in the planning, layout, design, and expansion of their structured parking
facilities.
E References
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City of Manhattan, KS
Lead Client Staff Person at City of Manhattan:
Jason Hilgers, Deputy City Manager
Email: hilgers@cityofmhk.com
Phone: 785-587-2489
City of Salida, CO
Lead Client Staff Person at City of Salida:
Glen Van Nimwegen (Former Community Development Director, now
Planning Director with City of Longmont)
Email: Glen.vannimwegen@longmontcolorado.gov
Phone: 303-651-8710
Phone: 785-587-2404
City Of Bozeman, MT
Lead Client Staff Person at City of Bozeman:
Mike Veselik, Economic Development Specialist
Email: mveselik@bozeman.net
Phone: 406-582-2919
Bozeman Airport CONRAC Parking
Structure
Lead Client Staff Person at Bozeman International Airport:
Brian Sprenger, AAE, Airport Director
Email: brian.sprenger@bozemanairport.com
Phone: 406-388-6632 x 102
References
F Price Proposal
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Example Budget
Parking Needs Assessment
While all task budgets will vary based on the associated meetings and level of detail requested by the City,
we have prepared the following example budget for a parking needs assessment. This example task includes
projecting needed additional parking supplies based on known and anticipated developments within the subject
area of influence, as provided by the City. It also would incorporate the background growth of the community
based on population for the area or overall city, as available, and visitor trends as determined by visitor statistics,
sales tax, or lodging tax trends, as available. It assumes the deliverable is intended for City staff and will take the
form of a project memo instead of a report or presentation materials for public education and consumption.
This memo would include an outline of the assumptions used in the modeling; such as given developments
by the City, population and visitor projections, mode split, and the recommended net increase parking supply
and identification of optimum location to serve the identified intended users and community. Based on these
assumptions, a parking needs assessment for one area of influence for the City of Bozeman is projected at
$10,000 to $15,000.
Approach to Budget
Our approach to scope and budget setting is, much
like our work, a collaborative effort in which we
work with the City to discuss the level of detail
desired in the analysis and the intended audience
to develop a budget. Some of the questions we
typically discuss to inform scope, deliverable, and
ultimately the budget include:
How will this deliverable be used?
For example, technical documents are generally
used by City staff to carry out implementation
or guide policy and contain less background and
educational content. In contrast, public-facing
documents necessitate the conveyance of educational concepts and support for recommendations.
Who is/are the intended audience for the deliverable?
Internal documents may require less graphic design, whereas public-facing documents may include infographics to
help convey complex datasets more simply.
What is the desired level of analysis?
For example, the level of analysis may differ if the document will be used to inform internal decisions or secure
bond financing.
pedestrian intervals, median refuge islands, and pedestrian signals. Some of the designs can be completed using
“paint and post” quick-build strategies. Equally important to the street profile is how the transportation network
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2021 Standard Billing Rates
Senior Vice President ........................................................................................................................................$310.00
Vice President ....................................................................................................................................................$280.00
Principal/Director ...............................................................................................................................................$260.00
Senior Project Manager/Senior Consultant ......................................................................................................$250.00
Project Manager/Consultant .............................................................................................................................$215.00
Senior Engineer/Senior Architect .....................................................................................................................$210.00
Engineer/Architect .............................................................................................................................................$185.00
Analyst/Planner/Specialist ................................................................................................................................$175.00
Assistant Project Manager/Assistant Consultant ..............................................................................................$175.00
Designer .............................................................................................................................................................$175.00
Senior Technician ...............................................................................................................................................$160.00
Technician ..........................................................................................................................................................$145.00
Senior Administrative Assistant/Business Manager ..........................................................................................$120.00
Administrative Assistant ...................................................................................................................................$100.00
*Subject to annual adjustment on January 1 each year.
G Affirmation of
Nondiscrimination
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H Appendix - Resumes
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Christina M. Jones, MBA, CAPP
Project Manager, Parking and Financial Planning
and Modeling, and Policy Specialist
Christina is a parking and access management planning consultant based
in Denver, Colorado with 19 years of parking operations and planning
experience throughout the United States and Canada. Her experience
includes 13 years of private sector parking operations and over 6 years in
parking planning consulting services including parking demand modeling
and analysis, transportation demand management analysis, and strategic
parking planning for a wide variety of clients including municipalities,
airports, higher education and healthcare institutions, sports and
entertainment facilities, and private developments. Her experience
includes shared parking modeling, GIS-based supply and demand
mapping with movement analysis, policy review, and financial feasibility
modeling and analysis.
Key Experience
Financial Analysis
GIS Analysis and Mapping
Parking Policy
Education
Master of Business Administration,
University of Dubuque
Bachelor of Science, Business
Administration, Mount Mercy
College
Affiliations
Women’s Transportation Seminar,
TransportationYOU, Co-Chairman
Pacific Intermountain Parking and
Transportation Association (PIPTA)
Southwest Parking and Transportation
Association (SWPTA)
International Parking & Mobility
Institute (IPMI)
Publications
Inhabited Vehicles and the Public
Parking System, Whitepaper, June
2020
Where Should the RVs Go?, Parking and
Mobility Magazine, November 2020
Project Highlights
Downtown Longmont Parking
Study and Update
Longmont, CO (2016 & 2019)
Led a team in evaluating parking
supply and demand of parking
within the core downtown area
with comparative analysis to
data from the 2016 Study. The
update was expanded to provide
a baseline analysis of the historic
residential neighbor adjacent to
Downtown for benchmarking
potential spillover.
City of Bozeman Downtown and
NE Parking Structures Pro Formas
Bozeman, MT (2021)
Conduct a 10-year operating
expense pro forma for two
proposed parking structures
in Downtown and Northeast
Bozeman.
Aggieville Parking Management
Plan
Manhattan, KS (2020)
Parking Management Plan
for Aggieville with phased
implementation to support
operations throughout the
construction of a new public
parking structure and ongoing
operations of a managed parking
system upon completion.
Aggieville Implementation Support
Manhattan, KS (2021)
Development of ordinance
revisions to support the PMP,
update the preliminary pro
forma exploring anticipated costs
and potential revenues from a
managed parking system, provide
basis of design for the City’s
architect on record to incorporate
the proposed multispace meters
into their streetscape design
efforts, and supported the City
in their exploration of a potential
parking management agreement
for enforcement services with the
university.
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Andrew J. Vidor
Director of Studies
Andrew is the Director of Studies in Walker’s Denver, Colorado office.
His area of focus in the parking industry includes consulting, planning,
project management, technology, basis of design, and identifying
improvements for existing parking systems.
Some of the client types Andrew has conducted consulting, engineering
and study engagements for include: developers, hospitals, banks,
municipalities, churches, universities, airports, sports arenas, and event
centers. Andrew’s client geography extends across the US, Canada and
into the Middle East. His subject matter knowledge in parking has been
published in notable trade magazines as well as been presented at
industry conferences across North America.
Key Experience
Project Management
Technology Based-Solutions
Municipal Planning
Education
Bachelor of Science, Civil Engineering,
Michigan Technical University
Affiliations
International Parking Association
Southwest Parking and Transportation
Association (SWPTA), President
Willis Foundation, Board Member
Presentations
How Breckenridge Manages Traffic
and Parking Through ITS, Colorado
Transportation Symposium
April 19, 2019
Parking Planning and Designing for
Autonomous Vehicles Southwest
Parking and Transportation
Association, May 14, 2019
Parking Planning for Autonomous
Vehicles Colorado Transportation
Symposium, April 6, 2018
Publications
Tips to Implement New Parking
Technologies, Colorado Real Estate
Journal, June 2017
A Parking Asset Management Plan Will
Save You Money and Headaches,
Canadian Parking Association,
Parker Magazine, December 2015
Project Highlights
• City of Riviera Beach, FL
• City of Wayford City, ND
• City of West Palm Beach, FL
• City of Lethbridge, CA
• City of Coca Beach, FL
• City of Santa Rosa, CA
• City of Glendale, AZ
• City of Wichita, KS
• City of Brighton, CO
• City of Oklahoma City, OK
• City of Doha, Qatar
• City of Al Ain, UAE
• City of Abu Dhabi, UAE
• Adams County, CO
• Colorado Department of
Transportation
• Highlands Ranch, CO
• Kingdom of Saudi Arabia
• State of Colorado
• State of Michigan
• Town of Breckenridge, CO
• Town of Dillon, CO
• City of Salida, CO
• City of Frederick, MD
• City of Manitou Springs, CO
• City and County of Denver, CO
• City of Manhattan, KS
• City of Kalamazoo, MI
• City of Birmingham, MI
• City of Grand Rapids, MI
• City of Battle Creek, MI
• City of Dubuque, IA
• City of Hopkins, MN
• City of Houghton, MI
• City of Huntsville, AL
• City of Rochester, NY
• City of Saskatoon, SK
• City of Syracuse, NY
• City of Utica, NY
• City of Edmonton, Canada
• City of Farmington, MI
• City of Los Angeles, CA
• City of Sault Ste. Marie, MI
• City of Arvada, CO
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Mallory A. Baker
Parking Planning and Public Engagement Specialist
Mallory is an innovative thinker with a track record of successes working
with both public agencies and private developers to get projects
completed quickly and efficiently. she has spent much of her career
leading high profile, complex development and infrastructure projects
through entitlement and regulatory processes in various communities
throughout the East, West, and Midwest United States. Passionate
about using a realistic and holistic approach to planning while embracing
change and disruption, Mallory thrives on contention-project where
differing opinions come together to shape incredible and unexpected
outcomes.
Key Experience
Public Engagement
Municipal Planning
Communications
Education
Master of Arts, Urban Planning, City
University of New York, Hunter
College
Bachelor of Arts, University of New
Hampshire
Affiliations
Urban Land Institute (ULI) Transit-
Oriented Development Committee
American Planning Association (APA)
Presentations
“Frenemies: Millennials and the Future
of Parking Planning,” Southwest
Parking and Transportation
Association (SWPTA), February 2018
“From Mobility Zero to Hero,” American
Planning Association Colorado,
September 2019
“Managing your Valuable Curb Space,”
SWPTA, June 2020
“The Value of Your Precious Right
of Way”, American Planning
Association National Webcast,
October 2020
Project Highlights
North Central Texas Council of
Governments Parking Garage &
Transportation Facility Interface
Study
Arlington, TX (2018)
Project Manager
Parking and multimodal
management, operations, and
design (including automated
transportation system analysis)
for four unique study areas in
the North Central Texas region;
extensive stakeholder engagement
and collaboration with Dallas City
Council, TXDOT, and other partners
National Western Center Parking
and TDM Plan
Denver, CO (2017)
Assistant Project Manager/
Production Lead
Transportation infrastructure
right-sizing, parking management
and operational strategies,
technology recommendations, and
infrastructure design criteria for a
250-acre redevelopment site.
Crossroads Art District Parking
Study
Kansas City, MO (2017)
Public Engagement Manager
Developed and executed public
engagement strategy for the
Crossroads Arts District parking
study in Kansas City, Missouri,
including stakeholder interviews,
focus group meetings comprising
input and collaboration from over
100 retailers, service businesses,
restaurants, art galleries, and
others, as well as an online public
charette.
City of Wichita Parking and
Multimodal Plan
Wichita, KS (2019)
Developed and executed public
engagement strategy for the
Parking and Multi-Modal Plan
for the City of Wichita, KS,
including RNO and BID interviews,
stakeholder interviews, focus group
meetings, and online and in-person
charettes
City of Loveland Downtown
Planning Study
Loveland, CO (2018)
Project Manager
Parking and multimodal right-
sizing and management strategies;
public and downtown stakeholder
engagement and education, and
implementation planning alongside
City Council.
Erik M. Nelson, PCIP
Director of Operations & Technology Consulting,
Parking Equipment and Technology Specialist
Erik Nelson, holding a variety of roles from computer programming and
network administration to Senior IT Leadership and consulting, has 20
years of experience in the parking industry.
Erik’s professional expertise includes parking and revenue control
systems (PARCS), Automated Parking Guidance Systems (APGS),
computer and network technologies, databases, and information
security. He has created numerous revenue control layouts for new
parking lot acquisitions and existing parking lot expansion. He has also
performed budgeting, purchasing and managing installations.
Erik has significant expertise with reservation systems, loyalty programs,
planning, and implementation of parking technologies. Erik understands
how IT departments work and can help move parking technology
projects through IT decision making processes to ensure the best
outcome.
Key Experience
Technology-based solutions
Access and revenue control
Guidance and wayfinding
Education
Bachelor of Science, Computer Science,
Western Illinois University
Certifications
Payment Card Industry Professional
(PCIP)
Affiliations
Payment Card industry (PCI)
International Parking Institute (IPI)
National Parking Association (NPA)
Presentations
IPI 2017: APGS Planning Simulation
Parking Association of the Virginias
2018: APGS Planning Simulation
IPI 2018: Implementing Municipal Paid
Parking
IPMI 2019: Six Weird Tricks To Help with
PCI Compliance
Articles
“IT Considerations for Parking Garages
related to Autonomous Vehicles”
Walker Consultants Website, June
2017
Project Highlights
San Francisco International Airport
San Francisco, CA
APGS design and construction administration for two parking structures;
one new and one retrofit.
Calgary Stampede Parking Management Study
Calgary, Alberta, Canada
Parking technology, parking planning and operation consulting to assist in
planning the changes to the parking operations at Calgary Stampede.
City of Columbia PARCS Equipment
Columbia, MO
Selected for an on-call engagement to perform a comprehensive parking
utility review, residential parking permit development, and assistance
with various parking technology implementations and technology
roadmap development.
City of Houston
Houston, TX
Walker was retained to provide planning, design and procurement
services for a APGS serving a series of private garages in downtown
Houston, TX. This project was innovative because it relied on the
City’s ability to receive occupancy data from private owners of parking
garages. Walker provided markup of signage locations to best assist
motorists in navigating to available parking. Additionally, Walker created
a performance specification for the APGS system.
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Chrissy Mancini Nichols
National Director Curb Management and New
Mobility
Chrissy is Walker’s National Lead for Curb Management and New Mobility.
She also manages Walker’s Northern California planning practice. She is
working with cities across the U.S. to evaluate and test curb management
technology to collect data and implement strategies to manage growing curb
demands in line with citywide priorities. She is also evaluating curb space
policy issues including fees and monetization.
Her public finance background has led to billions in transportation projects.
She led a strategy to create a new transit funding mechanism for the City of
Chicago to fund $10 billion in transit projects and redevelop Chicago Union
Station.
She has extensive experience working with local and regional governments
and transit agencies. She was formerly Director of Transportation at the
Metropolitan Planning Council, a regional planning organization. During this
time she worked to pass transit-oriented development regulations and on
two federal transportation bills to create more sustainable funding sources
and policies. She has worked on several state and local public-private
partnerships for transit, highways, parking assets, and airports.
Education
Master of Science in Public Policy and
Administration, Northwestern
University
Bachelor of Science in Education,
Youngstown State University
Committees
California Public Parking Association,
Legislative Committee
Chicago Transit Authority’s Bus Rapid
Transit Steering Committee
Chicago Mayoral Transportation and
Infrastructure Transition Team
Midway Airport Public Private
Partnership Advisory Panel
Chicago’s Metropolitan Planning
Organization’s technical advisory
group analyzing the fiscal and
economic impacts of development
decisions
Awards
Professional Fellow, U.S. Department
of State, Young Southeast Asian
Leaders Initiative
Recipient of the Northwestern Graduate
School Distinguished Thesis Award
Interests
Co-Host of Monday’s at the Overhead
Wire, a weekly podcast on planning,
land use and mobility issues
Blogs on planning and policy at
mycuriouscity.com
Project Highlights
Revitalizing Access in Boulder
City of Boulder
Fresno County Rural Transit
Agency
EV Microtransit Plan and
Implementation
Clallam County Transit, WA
Comprehensive Transit Plan and
Financial Analysis
City of Independence, OR
Transit System Design, Financial
Analysis, and Implementation
Strategy
Mariposa County, CA
Short Range Transit Plan
Alameda County, CA
Parking and Mobility Study
California Air Resources Board
Transportation Gap Analysis
Texas A&M University
Transportation and Mobility Plan
City of Boulder, CO
Curb Access Pricing Plan and
Financial Analysis
City of Sacramento, CA
Curb Management Plan and Curb
Fee Analysis
City of Columbia/University of
Missouri
Joint Dockless Electric Scooter Plan
(Regulations and RFP)
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Project Highlights
City of Rochester Parking Rate Study
Rochester, MN (2020)
Financial modeling of the City’s parking system comprising six (6) garages,
several surface lots, and on-street parking. Developed and evaluated several
parking rate scenarios and projected the impact of those scenarios and new
facility construction on the financial health of the City’s parking fund. The
recommendations put forth because of this work were approved by City
Council, with implementation planned for mid-2021.
Emory University Daily Parking Conversion Study
Atlanta, GA (2020)
Helped Emory University devise a plan to convert their system of long-term
parking permits into a system based on daily decisions, in the wake of the
disruption caused by the COVID-19 pandemic. The Walker team helped
Emory create a policy framework, contributed to the discussions of how
parking locations and privileges would be assigned, identified technology
needs related to daily parking versus the legacy permit parking, and
created an initial pricing structure for the various types of daily permits.
At the conclusion of the first academic year operating under the new daily
permit system, the University intends to expand the use of this operating
methodology, with Walker providing support from a technology and financial
impact perspective.
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Eric Haggett
Senior Consultant, Financial Feasibility and Bond
Financing Specialist
As a member of the Consulting Resources Group, Eric provides parking
system financial, operations, planning, and management consulting services
to both public and private clients. With a background in finance and
economics, Eric has developed long-term financial models for the parking
systems of large and small municipalities, hospitals, airports, event venues,
hotels, and mixed-use developments.
Eric has also conducted numerous downtown planning studies, performed
shared-use analyses, provided input into zoning requirements for parking,
developed parking rate and fee schedules, advised on residential permit
parking programs, and evaluated the organization and management of
various parking systems. Throughout these engagements, Eric has organized
and participated in community outreach efforts.
Key Experience
P3 Due Diligence
Financial Feasibility
Bond Financing
Education
Bachelor of Business Administration,
Ohio University
Certifications/Recognition
Certified Parksmart Advisor
NPA’s 40 Under 40 – Class of 2017
Affiliations
International Parking & Mobility
Institute
National Parking Association
Presentations
May 2018. “Past, Present, and Future:
What industry experts think about
predicting parking demand.” The
Parking Professional
April 2019. “Mobility and Societal
C o n s i d e r a ti o n s : W h a t ’s H a p p e n i n g ? ”
The Parking Professional
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David J. Lieb, TDM-CP
National Director of Higher Ed Mobility Planning,
Town/Gown Specialist
David Lieb is Walker Consultants’ National Director of Higher Ed
Mobility Planning Services. Based in the Denver office, he specializes in
parking and transportation demand management (TDM) strategies and
operations at colleges and universities. David joined Walker in 2015,
after 25 years of experience at Cornell University and the University of
Colorado-Boulder, operating and leading cutting-edge and innovative
parking and TDM programs. He was part of the team that developed
one of the first TDM programs in the country at Cornell in 1990 and
helped a more mature program at CU Boulder continue to be vibrant.
Since joining Walker in 2015, David has worked with nearly 50 colleges
and universities, helping them improve customer service, operational
efficiencies, financial performance, and sustainability initiatives.
With his roots in communications and marketing, David brings a wealth
of experience working with teams, stakeholder groups, community
members, senior leadership, transit agencies, and the media. He helps
develop programs, policies, and systems that are effective, efficient,
and customer-service friendly. His experience managing demand can
help reduce commuter reliance on the single- occupancy vehicle, lessen
congestion, and achieve financial and environmental sustainability goals.
David has written articles for trade magazines, spoken at conferences,
and guest lectured on the topics of carsharing and transportation
demand management.
Project Highlights
Key Experience
Higher Education Mobility and Parking
Planning
Transportation Demand Management
Strategies
Stakeholder Engagement
Community Development
Education
Master of Professional Studies, Cornell
University
Bachelor of Arts, Cornell University
Affiliations
Association for Commuter
Transportation (ACT)
National Association of College Auxiliary
Services (NACAS)
Society for College and University
Planning (SCUP)
Ithaca Carshare, Inc.
Texas A&M University (TAMU) Transportation Mobility Master Plan
College Station, TX (In process)
Grand Valley State University Parking and Transportation Consulting
Services
Grand Rapids, MI (2020)
Illinois State University Campus Parking Master Plan
Normal, IL (2020)
Emory University Parking Fee Restructuring
Atlanta, GA (2020)
University of New Mexico Parking Needs Assessment (North Campus)
Albuquerque, NM (2020)
Emory University Parking and Transportation Consulting
Atlanta, GA (2019-2020)
University of Alaska-Anchorage Parking System Monetization Study
Anchorage, AK (2017)
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Kirk Taylor, PE
Director of Design Services, Parking Facility Design
and Functional Review
Kirk is the Director of Design and Registered Professional Engineer in the
Denver office of Walker Consultants. With over 18 years of civil/structural
engineering experience, Kirk has been involved in various phases of
many projects including structural design, functional design, schematic
design, design development, construction documents and construction
administration for new design projects. He also has experience with
design of new roadway corridors and rehabilitation of existing roadway
corridors.
As Director of Design, Kirk is well versed in the design process and
thrives through collaboration and successful project completion. He is
experienced in guiding construction projects from pre-bid to project
closeout and excels at client service and client interaction. Other
important responsibilities include coordinating staffing requirements,
and conducting quarterly project quality reviews.
Kirk joined Walker in 1998 as a design drafter/assistant project manager.
In May of 2008 he obtained B.S. in Civil Engineering and worked with
another firm for several years as a Roadway Engineer. In May of 2014,
Kirk re-joined Walker as a Project Manager, and assumed the role as
Director of Design in July of 2016.
Project Highlights
Key Experience
Parking Design
Parking Planning
Project Management
Sustainable Design
Education
Bachelor of Science, Civil Engineering
with Structures Concentration,
Metropolitan State University, Cum
Laude, 2008
Associates Degree, Architectural
Technology, Holland College,
Charlottetown, PE, Canada, 1994
Registrations
Registered Professional Engineer in the
State of Colorado
Affiliations
American Society of Civil Engineers
(ASCE)
Structural Engineers Association of
Colorado (SEAC)
PTI Certified Unbonded Post-Tensioning
Installer
Bozeman Urban Renewal Feasibility Analysis
Bozeman, MT
Development of conceptual alternatives for identified parcels considering
various footprints and orientations to increase parking supplies.
Town of Breckenridge Parking Structure
Breckenridge, CO
400 spaces on 2.5 levels above grade, Prime design, CMGC delivery
Bozeman Airport CONRAC Parking Structure
Bozeman, MT
Functional design, parking consulting, signage design, drainage and
lighting design, and structural engineering for 1,100+ space-structure,
the largest in the state, that includes a terminal connector and high-
speed elevator, a double thread helix express ramp, and mesh façade.
Montana State University Norm Absjornson Hall (NAH)
Bozeman, MT
500-space parking structure, functional design, structural engineering,
parking consulting, signage design, drainage system, lighting design, and
LED light fixtures of the parking structure
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Request for Proposal for On-Call Services for the City of Bozeman Parking Program
Prepared for City of Bozeman, Montana
Brian A. Faith, AIA
Director of Building Envelope and Forensic
Restoration Services, Parking Facility Restoration
and Asset Management Planning
Brian Faith has over thirty years of experience in the investigation,
evaluation, testing, design, and renovation of various building types
throughout the United States. Brian provides expertise in the areas of
building envelope and structural evaluation, testing and design.
Brian has performed investigations on building non-performance (air and
water leakage, condensation, material and system failures) and prepared
repair documents for hundreds of buildings and structures experiencing
deterioration and/or non-performance issues. Brian’s experience covers
a wide range of construction materials and systems including concrete,
masonry, terra cotta stone, exterior insulated finish systems (EIFS), glass,
panel systems, windows, curtain walls and skylights, waterproofing,
coatings, and roofing.
Projects include new, existing, and historic buildings and structures for
universities, municipalities, single and multi-family residential, commercial
buildings, hospitals, hotels, and theaters.
Project Highlights
Key Experience
Building Envelope
Forensics
Restoration
Education
Bachelor of Science in Advanced
Technical Studies (Architecture),
Southern Illinois University
Associate of Applied Science in
Architectural Technology, Southern
Illinois University
Registrations
Licensed Architect in Colorado, Illinois,
and Texas
Affiliations
American Society for Testing & Materials
(ASTM), E06.51-Subcommittee
on Component Performance of
Windows, Curtain Walls, and Doors,
1997- 2008
Exterior Design Institute, 1997
Construction Specifications Institute
CDT
American Institute of Architects (AIA),
1994-Present
Sealant Waterproofing & Restoration
Institute (SWRI), Technical
Committee Chair, 2016-2019
Board of Directors, 2016-2019
WaMu Acquisition - JP Morgan Chase
Nationwide (Multiple Years)
Restoration Consultant
Assessment of over 400 facilities
including roofs, façades, probable
cost opinion, findings, and
recommendations for repair
T. Rowe Price Parking Structures
Colorado Springs, CO (2017)
Director of Restoration
Roof assessment on two buildings,
roof replacement design and
construction phase services
460 South College Avenue Parking
Structure
Fort Collins, CO (2017) Director of
Restoration
Structure assessment, repair
design and construction phase
services
Northwestern Memorial Hospital – Multiple Structures
Chicago, IL (Multiple Years) Project
Manager
Façade and parking structure
assessment and repair documents
for multiple facades, roofs, and
plazas and parking structures and
construction phase services
Bell Summit Parking Structures
Broomfield, CO (2017) Director of
Restoration
Parking structure assessment,
structure and waterproofing repair
design and construction phase
services
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Request for Proposal for On-Call Services for the City of Bozeman Parking Program
Prepared for City of Bozeman, Montana
Drew G. Willsey, AICP
Analyst, Field Data Collection and Production
Support
Drew is an analyst and planner with specialized expertise in
transportation planning, parking, geographical information systems,
graphic design, and web development/administration. He creates and
contributes to creative, multi-media publications and performs technical
analysis at every level for high-profile transportation and parking projects
across the country.
Drew brings over 9 years of transportation and parking planning
experience, and he has participated in or worked on a variety of projects
of all scales and scopes for more than 50 public and private clients during
his tenure at Walker.
Project Highlights
Key Experience
Field Data Collection
Parking Demand Modeling
Graphic Design
Signage & Wayfinding
Geographical Information Systems (GIS)
Hospital & University Parking Planning
Education
Master of Urban and Regional Planner,
University of Colorado Denver
Bachelor of Arts, Political Science,
University of Colorado Colorado
Springs
Bachelor of Science, Economics,
University of Colorado Colorado
Springs
Affiliations & Certifications
American Planning Association,
American Institute of Certified
Planners
Publications
“Pandemics & Parking: Macroeconomic
Trends of COVID-19 and Their
Potential Effects on Parking Behavior
& Demand in the Short Term, Mid
Term, & Long Term,” Published
by the Southwest Parking and
Transportation Association in 2020
Signage Design for City of
Easton Multi-Space Meter
Implementation
City of Easton, PA (2019)
Designed a suite of parking signage
and sign families that align with its
new, gateless paid parking strategy.
This includes crafting a logo and
brand for City of Easton public
parking.
Adams County Parking Study
Adams County, Colorado (2019)
Field data collection, photography,
analysis, recommendations,
management strategies, creation
of a policy and budgetary
framework, operational strategies,
peer benchmarking, parking
code revisions, and mapping for
parking study encompassing 15
unincorporated neighborhoods
across the entire southwest
portion of the county.
Town of Breckenridge Wayfinding
Breckenridge, CO (2019)
Field data collection, photography,
wayfinding design support services,
and street sign blade design
concepts for one of Colorado’s
premier ski resort towns.
Olde Town Arvada Transit Hub
Parking Management Study
Arvada, CO (2019)
Field data collection, photography,
management strategies,
operational strategies, peer
benchmarking, violations analysis,
and assistance with crafting a new
intergovernmental agreement
for the northwest metro Denver
suburb.
City of Salida Parking Study
Salida, CO (2019)
Parking supply and demand
analysis, public outreach, and
graphics design for Salida’s
downtown parking system.
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Request for Proposal for On-Call Services for the City of Bozeman Parking Program
Prepared for City of Bozeman, Montana
building envelopeconsultingforensic restorationparking designplanning