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Autzen Stadium Expansion Project A 3925 <br />April 28, 2000 Page. 3 <br />e. On- Campus Parking Management: Additional consideration regarding the potential for on- <br />campus parking management will be discussed following a review of on- campus parking and a <br />discussion with University officials. <br />7. Bicycle Facilities <br />a. Bike /Pedestrian Separation: Bicycle and pedestrian traffic would be difficult to separate on <br />many of the approaches to the Stadium. In areas of pedestrian congestion, it is recommended that <br />signage be placed that advises cyclists to dismount and walk their bicycles. <br />b., c. Bicycle Parking Location and number of spaces: The bicycle parking location is still being <br />finalized. <br />d. Bicycle Parking Fees: This will be addressed during our May 5 meeting. <br />8. Signage <br />A signage plan will be developed for the pre -game and post -game traffic flows. A preliminary <br />discussion with City staff will be helpful in the design of the signage and if members of the <br />traffic engineering department were available for meeting with on May 5 we can initiate the <br />development of this effort. <br />9. Financing of Critical Facilities <br />The University has made a strong commitment to participating with the City and LTD in making <br />improvements that will address deficiencies. Designing the facilities surrounding the stadium for <br />football game crowds (which occur five to six days every year) is unreasonable. Some additional <br />clarification regarding this comment is necessary. <br />10. Other <br />Unrelated to the TDM program. <br />We appreciate the opportunity to respond to this letter and appreciate the input and comments <br />you have provided. We look forward to meeting with you on May 5 If you have any questions <br />regarding this response or the Transportation Demand Management Program as submitted, <br />please call either of us at (503) 228 -5230. <br />Sincerely, <br />KITTELSON & ASSOCIATES, INC. <br />Peter Koonce <br />Engineering Associate <br />Paul Ryus, P.E. <br />Project Manager <br />Kittelson & Assodates, Inc. Portland, Oregon <br />