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15 Figure Figure Figure Figure 2222....4444: Anticipated Developments in Downtown Charlottesville: Anticipated Developments in Downtown Charlottesville: Anticipated Developments in Downtown Charlottesville: Anticipated Developments in Downtown Charlottesville Source: Department of Neighborhood Development Services. Data correct at time of collection (Spring 2008). Table Table Table Table 2222....8888: Forecast Parking Demand from Anticipated Developments: Forecast Parking Demand from Anticipated Developments: Forecast Parking Demand from Anticipated Developments: Forecast Parking Demand from Anticipated Developments LocationLocationLocationLocation UseUseUseUse AmountAmountAmountAmount ITE #ITE #ITE #ITE # RateRateRateRate DemandDemandDemandDemand Reduction for Reduction for Reduction for Reduction for transit, TDMtransit, TDMtransit, TDMtransit, TDM Total Total Total Total DemandDemandDemandDemand Gleason's Residential (units) 44 230 1.46 64 20% 51 Office (sq ft)52,846 701 2.4 127 20%101 Retail (sq ft)17,865 820 2.65 47 20%38 ACAC Building A Office (sq ft)43,500 701 2.4 104 20%84 201 Avon Street Residential (units)116 230 1.46 169 20%135 Hotel and Spa n/a Waterhouse Residential (units)58 230 1.46 85 20%68 Retail (sq ft)9,500 820 2.65 25 20%20 Jefferson Theater (note 1)Theater (max occupancy)1,200 444 0.17 203 20%162 Boxer Learning Hotel (rooms)97 310 0.91 88 20%71 Restaurant (sq ft)4,500 932 5.55 25 20%20 Woodard (note 2)Office (sq ft)15,000 701 2.4 36 20%29 Retail (sq ft)5,000 820 2.65 13 20%11 Residential (units)200 230 1.46 292 20%234 Garret Street Mixed-Use Retail (sq ft)9,101 820 2.65 24 20%19 Residential (units)25 230 1.46 37 20%29 Water Street Parking Lot Redevelopment Unknown - anticipated demand supplied by City of Charlottesville 600 -600 Norcross Station (corner of Garrett St)Residential (units)24 230 1.46 35 20%28 TotalTotalTotalTotal 1,9751,9751,9751,975 1,7001,7001,7001,700 Notes:Notes:Notes:Notes: (1) The Jefferson Theater is expected to have a maximum occupancy of 1,200, but this is only likely to be reached for weekends, evenings and special events. The rate used in this table corresponds to ITE data on typical weekday daytime parking demand, rather than the evening or weekend maximum. (2) Woodard is expected to have 20,000 sq ft of office and retail, but the breakdown between the two is not yet known and has therefore been estimated for this table. Martha Jefferson Hospital is excluded from these figures because plans for that site are still unclear. The Coal Tower site is excluded from these figures because the site plan indicates that the development will be self-sufficient for parking.