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A publication of the National Parking Association -- Parking Consultants Council
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PCC Research / The PCC Book of Parking / Part II
THE PCC BOOK OF PARKING · PART II · 8 MODULES · BUILT IN FULL

How Big and Where

Siting, sizing, and programming. Part I decided whether the parking is needed; this part decides what gets drawn: the multimodal context that shrinks the count, the pricing that manages it, the site that survives the screen, and the program and first plans that turn a demand number into a building. Eight modules, each standalone, each ending in a Verdict.

Source chapters: Ch 1 (Reyes) · Ch 3 (Reyes, Elsey) · Ch 4 · Ch 5 (Herman, McConnell)
Built end to end, like Part I: read any module below exactly as a subscriber will. Module 16 carries this part's working widget.
MODULE 9

Parking in the Multimodal Plan: Fewer Spaces, Better Connections

The mode ladder, and parking's correct job: the residual after every cheaper mode is served well.

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MODULE 10

Transit-Oriented Development and the Parking Count

The TOD discount with receipts -- and the two-shift deck the code cannot see.

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MODULE 11

Pricing as a Planning Tool

Price to the availability band, not the budget: the occupancy dial and the district gradient.

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MODULE 12

The Parking Master Plan: Process, Players, and When to Bring In the Consultant

The process spine, the players in their lanes, and when to bring in the consultant.

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MODULE 13 · FREE

Site Selection and Site Analysis for Parking

The seven-criteria screen, the access test, and the SoFi fieldwork case.

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MODULE 14

Traffic Impact vs. Parking Traffic: Two Studies, Two Questions

Traffic impact vs. parking demand: two studies, two questions, one shared dataset.

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MODULE 15

Programming: Turning a Demand Number Into a Building Program

Seven commitments in three sentences: the program statement, anatomized.

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MODULE 16

Conceptual Design: From Program to First Plans

The efficiency table, the 61-foot building block, and the pass/fail access gates.

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← Part I · Should This Get BuiltPart III · Making It Fit →Start at Module 9 →