Historic Dublin Parking
The historic center of Dublin, Ohio, features centuries-old buildings and new architecture as the backdrop for a welcoming mix of small town life with upscale urban amenities. Chic restaurants, eclectic shopping and service businesses create a vibrant atmosphere of nightlife, shopping and interaction - all within walking distance of a diverse mix of homes and lifestyle opportunities.
Parking Demand Study Findings Public Meeting
Tuesday, March 15 | 6:30 - 8:30 p.m.
Dublin Community Church | 81 West Bridge St.
During the past eight months, the City of Dublin has worked with Rich & Associates, one of the nation's leading parking consultants, to conduct the Historic Dublin Parking Demand Study. The purpose of the study was to provide clear assessment of the parking needs within Historic Dublin, by evaluating parking operations, space utilization and turnover.
At the March 15 public meeting Dublin staff and Rich & Associates will:
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Review the study process
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Highlight the evaluation and data collection
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Present preliminary recommendations
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Seek public comment
For more information, please contact Planner Jenny Rauch at 614-410-4690.
Click on the map or click here to download a PDF.
City Examining Parking in Historic Dublin
As part of a comprehensive Parking Demand Study in Historic Dublin, the City of Dublin is collaborating with Rich & Associates, one of the nation’s premier professional parking consultants, to fully assess the parking demand/supply needs in Historic Dublin.
The Parking Demand Study kicked off with a public information meeting on Tuesday, Aug. 10 at the Dublin Community Church. Download the Presentation
As part of a comprehensive Parking Demand Study in Historic Dublin, the City of Dublin is collaborating with Rich & Associates, one of the nation’s premier professional parking consultants, to fully assess the parking demand/supply needs in Historic Dublin.
City staff and consultant conducted parking counts and rates of turnover, and pedestrian surveys in order to determine individual parking experience within the various parking lots in the four quadrants of the District. The consultant also conducted stakeholder interviews with residents, and business and property owners to provide more in-depth information about parking needs and concerns.
The final part of the data collection phase includes manager and employee surveys which will be distributed within the next week and allow individual businesses and their employees the opportunity to comment on their parking needs when coming to work.
Upon analysis of all the information collect, a public meeting will be held to review the study findings and outline the recommendations.
For more information on the Parking Demand Study, contact Jennifer Rauch at 614-410-4690 or jrauch@dublin.oh.us.
Parking Demand Study Area
