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Consulting Services Agreement between City of San Leandro and 1/13/2025 W-Trans for Parking Requirements & TDM Standards Exhibit A – Page 2 of 7 Z4-4.08.108) and examining all large approved and planned future developments in the City to qualitatively assess the impact of these projects on parking demand in the City. For future development, W-Trans will use forecasted buildout plans developed as part of the General Plan Capacity revision project. This will enable us to reasonably estimate the anticipated parking demand and potential complementarity with other uses for shared parking. W-Trans will examine the City’s existing parking, mobility and transportation infrastructure plans and capital improvement projects. We will rely on the San Leandro General Plan, Downtown Parking Management Plan, other City planning efforts to inform the assessment of future parking conditions. We will also review relevant state laws adopted in the last four years pertaining to parking policy (e.g. AB 413, AB 894, AB 1317, AB 2097, AB 2345, etc.) and federal laws (e.g. Accessibility Guidelines for Pedestria n Facilities in the Public Right-of-Way) to help shape TDM policy and parking recommendations. 2.3 Existing TDM Conditions To provide a baseline understanding of local and regional TDM-related policy context in San Leandro, Nelson\Nygaard will conduct a review of existing plans and requirements, highlighting key implications for a TDM framework in San Leandro. Our review may include, but not be limited to: • MTC Transit Oriented Communities policy • MTC/ABAG Parking Policy Playbook • Alameda County TDM Strategy • San Leandro Zoning and Development Code • San Leandro General Plan, including the Housing Element and Transportation Element • San Leandro Downtown TOD Strategy • San Leandro Parking Management Plan Our existing conditions review will specifically spotlight the structure and implications of the MTC Transit - Oriented Communities framework and related guidance in the MTC/ABAG Parking Policy Playbook. Our experience working with these regional agencies to develop their parking and TDM plans and policies will help us quickly and efficiently focus on the most essential aspects for San Leandro. As part of Task 3, we will also document key considerations and pathways for complying with MTC’s TOC policy and develop a recommended approach for San Leandro based on our findings. Task 2 Deliverables • Technical Memorandum: Existing Parking & TDM Conditions (Draft and Final) Task 3 Parking & TDM Best Practices Review 3.1 Parking Best Practices Based upon the issues and opportunities identified in the existing conditions analysis, W-Trans will conduct a best practices review. The review will document what parking strategies and innovative practices have proven successful, identifying creative solutions in parking policy and management as a city makes the transition away from parking minimums. The review may draw on best practices from communities across the country, focusing on the most progressive examples in other states as well as in cities or city districts (e.g. Downtown) within the Bay Area or California to gather the most germane examples. Docusign Envelope ID: 83EA0CE1-6ED0-497C-8524-B23A0E2A126D