9a. Presentation - Airport Ground Transportation Access Plan Roadmap
Item No.: 9a_supp Meeting Date: November 9, 2021 Roadmap for Ground Transportation Access Plan Peter Lindsay, Airport Operations Development Manager Leslie Stanton, Senior Manager Environmental Programs Ground Transportation Access Plan (GTAP) 2019 Resolution Goals Additional Commission Priorities By 2030, achieve Increase passenger/employee 50% reduction in Scope use of high occupancy (HOV) 3 greenhouse gas (GHG) modes emissions Minimize private vehicle demand 30% passengers use private for curbside loading and vehicle pick-up/drop-off unloading 15 minutes tower to curb/garage Ensure equitable outcomes 2 Recent Accomplishments Incentivize Clean Vehicle Technologies Environmental standards and incentives for Transportation Network Companies (TNCs) and taxis Using renewable natural gas in Port bus fleet Provided Electric Vehicle (EV) chargers in cell phone lot Promote Low-Carbon Modes Completed access fee legal analysis Support Sustainable Commuting Developing airport-wide Transportation Management Association (TMA) Proposed Pathway to Meet 2030 GHG Goal Incentivize Clean Vehicle Technologies Low Carbon Mode Share Support zero emission vehicles (ZEVs) and Modes renewable fuels for Ground Transportation Current 2030 (GT) providers Transit 6% 10% Promote Low-Carbon Modes Airporters, etc. 14% 16% Change passenger behavior TNCs and taxis 12% 25% Support Sustainable Commuting Port and tenants meet commute trip Long-term parking 13% 15% reduction (CTR) goal Key Items in Near-Term Work Plan (2022) Incentivize Clean Vehicle Technologies Convene stakeholder process with GT service providers and government agencies to understand vehicle/charging needs and financial barriers Recommend policies and partnerships to support transition to clean vehicles Promote Low-Carbon Modes Complete access fee/mode choice and traffic modeling for impacts on roadways and facilities Complete pilot for transit tickets, continue east-side outreach, and develop transit strategy Support Sustainable Commuting Implement airport-wide transportation management association (TMA) Long-Term (2024-2030) Incentivize Clean Vehicle Technologies Implement GT service provider strategy Promote Low-Carbon Modes Continue to align planning and infrastructure with GT goals Implement SEA transit access strategy Complete Roadways Improvements and NE Ground Transportation Facility projects Support Sustainable Commuting Operate Transportation Management Association (TMA) Integrating GTAP and Capital Projects Strategy/Project 2022 2023 2024-2030 Access Fee/Traffic Modeling TBD Widen Arrivals Roadways GT Services transition to Clean Technologies SAMP NTP: Roadways Improvement SAMP NTP: NE GT Facility Transit Access Strategy Planning/Design Implementation/Construction 7 Thank You! Questions? www.portseattle.org/subscribe 8
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