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    5-Year Plan

    Student Forum Presentation

    - January 2011 -

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    Planning

    Process

    July

    Hired Kimley-Horn toevaluate 5-

    year timeframeand provide

    funding strategy

    recommendations

    September

    Presentedinitial reviewof

    revenuevs expense to ACT

    October

    Stakeholder Meetings

    Presented potential

    recommendations

    Solicitedfeedback

    November

    Metwith VC & Associates,which

    resultedinmodifications to

    original potential

    recommendations

    December

    Presentedrevised

    recommendations to ACT

    January

    Openforums for students,

    employees, general public

    February

    Prepareordinancechanges

    for Boardof Trustees

    approval

    March

    Boards of Trustees

    Presentation

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    5-Year

    Obligations

    Description Additional Annual Cost by 2015/16*

    Standard 3% Inflationof Existing Expenses $1 million

    Chapel Hill Transit $2.6 million

    Triangle Transit $270k

    Capital Construction $2.2 million

    2015/16 Total Annual Cost Increase $6.1 MILLION

    * Additional Annual Costs areabovecurrent 2010/11 Costs

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    Increase Efficiencywithincurrent operations

    Additional Revenue Sources

    How Do We Propose To

    Meet These Obligations

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    Efficiencies

    Remote Cashiering (Pay Lots)

    LED Lighting (Parking Structures)

    MeterPay Stations (On-Street Spaces)

    LicensePlate Recognition (LPR) (Dogwoodand ACC)

    Electronic On-line Methodfor Temporary UsePermit

    Issuance

    + $602k Annual Revenue Generatedby 2015/16

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    Funding

    Strategies

    Bell Tower Visitor Lot

    TransportationFee

    Permits

    Parkand RidePermit

    Night ParkingProgram

    South Campus Daily Maximum

    + $5.5 million Annual Revenue Generatedby 2015/16

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    Funding

    Strategies

    Bell Tower Visitor Lot

    TransportationFee

    Permits

    Parkand RidePermit

    Night ParkingProgram

    South Campus Daily Maximum

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    Funding

    Strategies

    Bell Tower Visitor Lot

    Convert Spaces forhourlyvisitor

    Implementation Date 2011/12

    Accommodates short-term parkingneed thereby

    providingamuchneededamenityin thecentral part of

    campus

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    Funding

    Strategies

    Bell Tower Visitor Lot

    TransportationFee

    Permits

    Parkand RidePermit

    Night ParkingProgram

    South Campus Daily Maximum

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    Funding

    Strategies

    TransportationFee

    Increase Department & Student TransportationFees

    Implementation Date 2011/12

    Reduce parkingrevenue subsidyfor transit from $1.5M

    to $1M (ACT recommendation)

    Average Increase

    (Annual)

    Average Increase

    (Semester)

    Employees $184 (per $1M payroll) N/A

    Students $14 $7

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    Funding

    Strategies

    Bell Tower Visitor Lot

    TransportationFee

    Permits

    Parkand RidePermit

    Night ParkingProgram

    South Campus Daily Maximum

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    Funding

    Strategies

    Permits

    2% Annual Increase

    Implementation Date 2013/14

    Average Increase

    (Annual)

    Average Increase

    (Bi-Weekly)

    Employees $5.70 - $16.13 $0.24 - $0.67

    Students $5.78 - $7.60 $0.32 - $0.24

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    Funding

    Strategies

    Bell Tower Visitor Lot

    TransportationFee

    Permits

    Parkand RidePermit

    Night ParkingProgram

    South Campus Daily Maximum

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    Funding

    Strategies

    Park n RidePermit

    $250 Annual Permit (~$5/week, ~$1/day)

    Implementation Date 2013/14

    PNR lots arehighest cost per personalternativemode

    Transit Cost $525/person

    Parking Space Cost $650/person

    Total $1,175/person

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    Funding

    Strategies

    Bell Tower Visitor Lot

    TransportationFee

    Permits

    Parkand RidePermit

    Night ParkingProgram

    South Campus Daily Maximum

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    Funding

    Strategies

    Night ParkingProgram

    $250 Annual Permit (~$5/week, ~$1/day)

    PerParticipating Employee

    $9 Annual TransportationFee ($4.50/semester)

    Per student (all students payfee)

    Implementation Date 2014/15

    Program Details

    Daytime permits honored

    Employees register throughdepartment

    Students registeronlineduringregistration (Fee paid

    byall students Permit request represents noout-of-

    pocket cost)

    Permit for parking system users that only parkat night

    (Mon. Fri.)

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    Funding

    Strategies

    Bell Tower Visitor Lot

    TransportationFee

    Permits

    Parkand RidePermit

    Night ParkingProgram

    South Campus Daily Maximum

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    Funding

    Strategies

    South Campus Daily Maximum

    Raisedailymaxfrom $8 to $10

    Implementation Date 2015/16

    Therewill bea 6 year periodwithnomaximumdailyfee

    increase

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    Funding Strategy

    Implementation Timeline

    2011-12 2012-13 2013-14 2014-15 2015-16

    Bell Tower

    Visitor LotPermits

    Night Parking

    Program

    South Campus

    Daily Maximum

    Transportation FeePark-and-Ride

    Permit

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    Questions?