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Town of North Kingstown Wickford Economic Development Advisory Board Pa l mer Beebe - Cha i rma n George Brenna n Curti s Gi va n Sa ra h Ha l e Fol ger Wickford Economic Development Advisory Board Meeting Tuesday, November 13, 2018 Björn Wel l eni us Ca rri e Mi tchel l Shel a gh Mi cha ud Municipal Offices Court Room 100 Fairway Dr. North Kingstown, RI 02852 5:30 PM Agenda 1 JOINT MEETING OF WEDAB AND WICKFORD PLAN 2 Call to Order 3 Pursuant to RIGL 42-46-6(c), notice of this meeting has been posted on the Secretary of State's website 4 New Business 4.a Parking In Wickford Limited Residential Parking The Town Council has requested that WEDAB and WPC organize discussions between business and residential interest groups in order to form a consensus recommendation leading to the establishment, conditions and enforcement of limited residential parking zones. 1

DOCKET OF THE WICKFORD ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT ADVISORY BOARD PAGE 2 November 13, 2018 5 Future Business *Topical public comment and participation will be encouraged throughout. Wickford Village Parking Concerns 6-13-18.pdf Limited Parking memo to Town Manager 10-8-18.pdf Maps.pdf Limited Parking Ordinance.pdf Independent Research by Linda Piedra, WPC member.pdf 5.a Agenda Item Suggestions 6 Public Comment 7 Adjournment 8 Minutes THE TOWN OF NORTH KINGSTOWN WILL PROVIDE INTERPRETERS FOR THE DEAF AND HARD OF HEARING AT ANY MEETING PROVIDED A REQUEST IS RECEIVED THREE (3) DAYS PRIOR TO SAID MEETING BY CALLING 294-3331, EXT. 120. 2

Wickford Economic Development Advisory Board Agenda Item Report Submitted by: Beth Gagnon Glasberg Submitting Department: Planning and Development/Zoning Meeting Date: November 13, 2018 Agenda Action: Parking In Wickford Limited Residential Parking The Town Council has requested that WEDAB and WPC organize discussions between business and residential interest groups in order to form a consensus recommendation leading to the establishment, conditions and enforcement of limited residential parking zones. *Topical public comment and participation will be encouraged throughout. Motion: ATTACHMENTS Wickford Village Parking Concerns 6-13-18.pdf Limited Parking memo to Town Manager 10-8-18.pdf Maps.pdf Limited Parking Ordinance.pdf Independent Research by Linda Piedra, WPC member.pdf 3

Restaurant sq ft* 83 (FORMERLY BEACH ROSE) RESTAURANT AND Total Possible 1860 MARTINI BAR patrons* 95 THE PLACE 1500 1516 45 SHAYNAS 1640 Staff Needed* 1 (FORMERLY KAYAK CENTER) WINE BAR 1500 per shift: 176-283 64/66 TATES 800 Parking available 35 (FORMERLY WILSONS) 3000 77 Town Lot 60 QUAHOG EMPORIUM PIZZARIA 1406 26 Main St 55 OLD LIBRARY 5240 20 W Main St 16 WEST MAIN TAVERN BY THE SEA 1250 57 Brown Down from 68 Total sq ft. 18196 180 Total available 2015 formula allows only 76 for staff, 2017 zero! 2017 Formula 2015 Formula Parking needed restaurants 182 455 Parking retail office, resident 195 195 Total parking needed commercial area 377 650 Total parking available 180 180 Shortfall 197 470 Non restaurant commercial area Sq ft Parking Retail 60868 121.736 Resident 30 Office 21485 42.97 194.706 *Sq footage based on information from Vision Appraisal. Areas devoted to restaurants are estimated Parking information from visual count Staff estimates from https://www.quora.com/how-manyemployees-do-you-need-to-run-a-restaurant ITE Trips per hour, peak Sq ft Unit of Measure Trips Per Unit Total Trips per hour Peak Retail 60868 1,000 SF 2.71 165 Resident Dwelling Units 1 30 Office 21485 1,000 SF 1.49 32 Restaurant 18196 1,000 SF 11.15 203 430 18

Brown St non-restaurant $ 12,757,150 Ocean Av $ 2,820,700 Pleasant Street $ 26,583,600 Esmond Av $ 4,966,500 W Main non restaurant $ 21,638,208 Enfield Av $ 5,224,900 Main St $ 44,591,000 Pond St $ 695,000 Elam St $ 5,398,900 Phillips St $ 7,702,900 Washington St $ 6,058,000 Fowler $ 7,225,400 Gold $ 784,500 Oakland $ 3,614,000 Spink $ 393,800 Matteson ST $ 1,326,000 Church Ln $ 3,079,400 Newtown $ 2,956,600 Bay St $ 5,812,300 Non-Restaurant property assesment 2017 $ 163,628,858 2017 Property Tax Non- Restaurant Property $ 2,951,865 Restaurant property assesment 2017 $ 5,232,842 2017 Property Tax Restaurant Commercial Property $ 94,400 19

PARKING COMPARISON RI North Kingstown Sit-down restaurants Narragansett Restaurants, theaters and other places of public assembly. South Kingstown Lunchrooms, restaurants, taverns, etc. Theaters, concert halls, auditoriums and similar uses East Greenwich Restaurants Coventry Lunchrooms, restaurants, taverns, etc. Middletown Lunchrooms, restaurants, taverns, etc. Exeter Restaurant, theater, country clubs, golf courses, churches or other places of public assembly or use: Smithfield Eating and Drinking Establishments: Barrington Restaurants, theaters and other buildings or places of public assembly: Cranston Eating and drinking establishments Glocester Churches, theaters, restaurants and other places of public assembly Jamestown Restaurants, theater, or commercial indoor recreation One per 100 square feet of gross floor area but no less than ten parking spaces ( Note: This equals one per 10 seats) One and a half car spaces for every four seats or for every four persons of capacity. 1 space for each 3 persons of total capacity except Commercial Highway (CH), where it shall be 1 space for each 4 persons of total capacity 1 for each 3 seats of total capacity 1 space for every 2 persons of rated capacity One for every three seats, plus one for every two employees on the shift of greatest employment 1 space for each 3 persons of total capacity One parking space for every four seats or for every four persons of capacity. One parking space for every employee. One (1) space for every three (3) seats, plus one (1) space per each employee in the maximum shift. one car space for every four seats, or for every four persons of capacity, except, however, if a restaurant is a fast-food restaurant as defined in Article II, one car space for every three seats. one space for each three seats provided for patron use 1 for every 3 seats or for every 3 persons of capacity, plus 1 for each 2 employees 1 space per 5 seats or per 5 persons of occupancy 1 space per 8 seats or 8 persons of occupancy* 20

PARKING COMPARISON RI Warren Places of public assembly, including schools, churches, theaters, museums Restaurants, etc: Westerly Restaurant, theaters and other places of public assembly: Bristol One (1) space for each four (4) seats or for each four (4) persons of capacity. (a)restaurant: one car space for every three seats or every three persons of capacity. (b) Theater and other places of public assembly: one space for every four seats of capacity. Restaurant 1 per 4 seats or 1/300 sq. ft GFA, whichever is greater Charlestown Restaurants, theaters, churches and places of public assembly one parking space for every six seats of design capacity or for six persons of capacity whichever is greater one parking space for every four seats of design capacity or for four persons of capacity whichever is greater; plus one space for every employee on the highest peak working shift space for every employee on the highest peak working shift 21