Colorado Revised Statutes Title 29. Government Local § 29-36-305. Parking management technical assistance

(I) The implementation of local parking maximums;

(II) Sample language to replace existing local parking codes with other incentives for the production of affordable housing, transportation demand management strategies, and other desired outcomes;

(III) The design and implementation of parking benefit districts and on-street parking management;

(IV) Strategies for developers to manage the supply and price of parking spaces to minimize parking demand based on different location and land use characteristics and taking into consideration the number of residents who need access to parking and access to mass transit;

(V) Strategies that prioritize the transportation needs of residents of regulated affordable housing, low-income communities, and communities with low rates of car ownership;

(VI) Strategies to optimize the use of existing parking through shared parking agreements and other strategies; and

(VII) Information from affordable housing providers and existing studies on parking needs for residents of regulated affordable housing based on different location and land use characteristics.

(b)(I) In developing the materials and best practices described in subsection (1)(a) of this section, the department of local affairs shall consult with various stakeholders, including local governments, metropolitan planning organizations, disproportionately impacted communities, community-based organizations, affordable housing providers, transit agencies, and active transportation organizations. In consulting with these stakeholders, the department of local affairs may collect this feedback through multiple means, including online or in-person surveys or public feedback sessions.