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Appendix

Appendix F – Evaluation of Park & Ride Options

January 15, 2019Pages 110–1123 sections

Qualitative evaluation of potential near-term Park & Ride sites, assessing capacity, connectivity, and environmental impact.

1 CALL TO ORDER
Langford Pkwy: 53 spots (1856 sq.m)Station Ave. near Veterans Memorial Pkwy: 161 spots (5648 sq.m)Station Ave site ranked 1st overall for Near Term options

Island Highway Transit Priority Plan and Park & Ride Study

Final Report

BC Transit July 2018

Page 110–112

Appendix F – Evaluation of Park & Ride Options

Page 110–112

Near Term Park-and-Ride Options

Langford Pkwy

Map showing the potential park-and-ride location near Langford Parkway and Leigh Road, highlighted with a blue polygon and an orange parking symbol
Map showing the potential park-and-ride location near Langford Parkway and Leigh Road, highlighted with a blue polygon and an orange parking symbol
Category Evaluation Details
Park & Ride Capacity • The park-and-ride 1856 sq.m (53 spots) based on 35 sq.m per car needed, including access and egress, for a curbed gravel parking spot
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Connectivity to Bus Routes • There are two Local Transit-High Demand bus routes passing this stop Nos. 39 & 46 (future)
• There are no regional routes.
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Walking Distance to Bus Stops • The bus stops are between 200 m and 400 m from the potential Park & Ride lot.
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Nature of Park & Ride Site • The area is already a fairly level public gravel parking lot for Langford Lake Beach Park users
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Impact on Neighbourhood Land Uses • This site is an existing gravel parking lot for Langford Lake Beach Park users
• The connection to the potential park-and-ride is currently from Leigh Pl, a local street, but could likely be connected to Leigh Rd when it is connected to Langford Parkway
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Regional Context • The No. 39/46 bus routes connect to the No. 50 Regional Route at Colwood Transit Exchange
• The 39 bus route goes to the University of Victoria
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Overall Rating • 7th

Station Ave. near Veterans Memorial Pkwy

Map showing the potential park-and-ride location along Station Avenue, highlighted with a blue rectangular polygon and a green circle indicating a high rating
Map showing the potential park-and-ride location along Station Avenue, highlighted with a blue rectangular polygon and a green circle indicating a high rating
Category Evaluation Details
Park & Ride Capacity • The park-and-ride 5648 sq.m (161 spots) based on 35 sq.m per car needed, including access and egress, for a curbed gravel parking spot
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Connectivity to Bus Routes • There are two Local Transit-High Demand bus routes passing this stop Nos. 39 & 46 (future)
• There are two regional routes passing this stop Nos. 50 & 61x.
• The park and ride is next to the Langford Exchange
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Walking Distance to Bus Stops • The bus stops less than 200 m from the east end of the park and ride.
• The Langford exchange is less than 200m from the west end of the park and ride.
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Nature of Park & Ride Site • The area is already a fairly level public gravel parking lot, likely used as an unofficial park and ride for the Langford Transit Exchange.
• This land is within the E&N railway right of way and is administered by the Island Corridor Foundation.
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Impact on Neighbourhood Land Uses • This site is an existing gravel parking lot, likely used as an unofficial park and ride for the Langford Transit Exchange.
• This land is administered by the Island Corridor Foundation and was used as a parking location for the railway.
• The connection to the potential park-and-ride is currently from Station Ave and Millstream Rd. which are local non-residential roads.
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Regional Context • This park and ride location has access to the all routes at the Langford Transit Exchange.
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Overall Rating • 1st
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Extracted from: 2019 01 15 Council Agenda - Agenda - Pdf