Reseda Parking Lot Economic Impact Study - Business & Property Owner Open House Survey

Economic & Planning Systems (EPS), along with Nelson\Nygaard, is working for the City of Los Angeles to perform an analysis of the economic impact and importance of five City-owned surface parking lots near Reseda Boulevard and Sherman Way. This is a preliminary study to provide the City with information on how any changes to the capacity of the parking lots would affect local economic activity. There are no changes currently proposed for any of these lots.

This survey is for business and property owners who are unable to join in person for the open house on Thursday, December 1, 2022 from 10:30 AM to 6:30 PM at Reseda Elementary School (7265 Amigo Avenue). The purpose of this survey and the open house is to better understand the impacts of the parking lots, and we are looking to learn about your business, your clientele, and the role that the public parking lots play in your daily business activity. If you have further questions about the meetings or the study in general, please e-mail CAO.ResedaParking@lacity.org.

Please submit all survey responses by Friday, December 9, in order to have your input included in the study.

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First & Last Name (Optional)
Business or Property Street Address *
Business/Property Name (if applicable)
Are you a business owner, property owner, or both? *
What type of business/property (e.g., restaurant, grocery store, hair salon, nail salon, pawn shop, auto parts supply, church)? Please describe...

How long has your business been in operation?

How do customers/clients/patrons typically get to your business?

When customers/clients/patrons drive to your business, where do they typically park?

Approximately how many customers/clients/patrons visit your business on a typical day?  Please indicate a number.
Do your customers/clients/patrons have particular need to park directly adjacent to your business? If so, please explain why. Example: our customers have to carry heavy grocery bags, and our staff often helps them out to their cars, which would be more difficult if parking was further away.

How do your employees typically get to work?

When your employees drive to work, where do they typically park?
Approximately how many employees work at your business on a typical day? Please indicate a number.

Anything else we should know about how your business and customers/clients/patrons use the city-owned parking lots?

How would your business be impacted if any of the public parking was closed (either temporarily or permanently)? Which spaces in particular are most critical for your business?
Anything else you would like us to know about?
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