Thursday 10 November: Local Government Parking Summit

08:15
Registration and welcome coffee

08:50
Opening remarks from the Chair

Paul Robinson
General Manager
Roadmarking Industry Association of Australia

PARKING STRATEGIES TO MEET COMMUNITY EXPECTATIONS
09:00
Developing strategies to engage and communicate effectively with constituents
  • Achieving human-centred parking strategies putting community at the heart of decision making
  • Using technology to engage with community members who may not have the time to use more traditional methods
  • Making sure equity anchors your parking developments and that you design a functioning and safe system allowing people to move about freely

Jay Suvaal
Mayor
Cessnock City Council

09:30
MAYORAL PANEL DISCUSSION: Using parking to increase community satisfaction and liveability
  • What are some strategies to address the environmental impact of parking on the local community?
  • How are local governments adjusting parking policies and frameworks to better reflect constituent needs?
  • How can parking be utilised to improve the customer experience?
  • What are some considerations for councils to increase off-street parking safety?

Moderator:

Paul Robinson
General Manager
Roadmarking Industry Association of Australia

Panellists:

Matthew Blackmore
Mayor
Strathfield Council

Jay Suvaal
Mayor
Cessnock City Council

10:20
Morning tea and networking

SUSTAINABLE AND INNOVATIVE PARKING STRATEGIES
10:50
Bolstering population and tourism growth with a modern parking strategy
  • Revitalising existing planning to account for increased population and tourism growth during specific time periods
  • Examining how to use smart parking technologies to encourage changes in user behaviour, such as increasing the use of rideshare apps
  • Creating a fully developed and integrated parking platform to allow for increased visibility and autonomy for LGAs to better serve their community

Paul Robinson
General Manager
Roadmarking Industry Association of Australia

11:20
Transitioning from parking to charging
  • Understanding demand for EV charging
  • Planning for EV charging
  • Delivering the EV charging

Timothy Reid
Project Manager E- Mobility – Future Mobility
Transport for NSW

11:50
PANEL DISCUSSION: Assessing the future of electric vehicles, recharge stations and the impact on transport and parking strategies
  • What are some obstacles preventing wider uptake from LGAs to embed sustainability into parking programs?
  • How can LGAs prepare for the mass introduction of electric vehicles and the need for charging stations that generate their own renewable power?
  • How can local councils steer the transition to electric cars?
  • Do councils need to lead by example by ensuring a percentage of their fleets are electric vehicles?

Moderator:

Paul Robinson
General Manager
Roadmarking Industry Association of Australia

Panellist:

Shona Porter
Executive Manager – City Strategy
Cumberland City Council

Michael Regan
Mayor
Northern Beaches Council

Timothy Reid
Project Manager E- Mobility – Future Mobility
Transport for NSW

EFFECTIVE PARKING STRATEGIES IN URBAN PLANNING
12:40
Accommodating new development and population growth with a modern parking strategy
  • Reforming planning controls to reduce space devoted to parking in new developments whilst improving accessibility and affordability
  • Reallocating space in main street commercial centres to improve their amenity and economic viability whilst continuing to provide parking
  • Examining how modern parking technologies can assist with these reforms

Kendall Banfield
Senior Transport Planner
Inner West Council

13:10
Closing remarks from the Chair & conference adjourns

13:10
Lunch in the exhibition hall

Following the lunch break please feel free to join one of our other streams or spend some time with our sponsors