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- Associated Project(s):Attached Files:
DESMAN Report from Transportation iCAP Team
Associated Project(s):Please see the included report completed by the 2023-24 Transportation iCAP Team.
Transportation iCAP Team Meeting 4/10/2024
Associated Project(s):The Transportation iCAP Team met on 4/10/2024 to discuss the final draft of the DESMAN study report, progress on the 2020 Transportation iCAP objectives, and potential 2025 Transportation iCAP goals. Attached is a link to the meeting recording.
Attached Files:Transportation iCAP Team Meeting 2/28/2024
Associated Project(s):The Transportation iCAP Team met on 2/28/2024 to discuss the outlined proposal of the DESMAN report, the 2024 Campus Bike Plan, and end-of-year reporting initiatives. Attached is a link to the meeting recording.
Transportation iCAP Team Meeting 2/7/2024
Associated Project(s):The Transportation iCAP Team met on 2/7/2024 to discuss objectives for the remainder of the semester, parking permit data, and an EV survey.
Attached Files:EV discussion with Curb Electric
Associated Project(s):Hello all,
See attached the notes from our meeting. Happy holidays and happy new year! Thank you,
Sarthak
Transportation iCAP Team Meeting 12/1/2023
Associated Project(s):The Transportation iCAP Team met on 12/1/2023 to discuss EVs on campus and action items for the Sustainable Fleet Replacement Plan.
Attached Files:Transportation iCAP Team Meeting 11/3/2023
Associated Project(s):The Transportation iCAP Team met on 11/3/2023 to discuss the EV proposal report by Desman group. Team members shared their concerns and thoughts on the report.
Attached Files:Transportation iCAP Team Meeting 10/6/2023
Associated Project(s):The Transportation iCAP Team met on 10/6/2023 to discuss the 2023-24 charge letter and priories for the year. The team will focus on the EV Task Force Report, the 2024 Campus Bike Plan, the commuter program, and Transportation015- sustainable fleet replacement plan recommendation.
Attached Files:EV support call with Phil Krein
Associated Project(s):Sarthak and Morgan met with Phil Krein to talk about the EV charging support on campus. See attached the powerpoint slides that Phil shared. Following are some talking points:
- Include Phil Krein to the EV steering committee meeting
- Type-1 chargers – cheap and better for our campus needs
- Schedule a meeting with only Maria, MW, and Stacey
- Morgan will talk to Lowa about why Parking prefers Level-2 chargers
- Talk to Utilities, which parking infrastructure is the healthiest to support the level-1 chargers and then talk to SSC if we can pilot it.
See the meeting recording here: https://uofi.box.com/s/o462lbl362rpw9p7jvoet8cmqsgxf7x6
Electric vehicle steering committee
Associated Project(s):Dear Colleagues,
Parking is in the process of forming a steering committee to develop university standards and policies regarding electric vehicle charging stations on the UIUC campus. We will be partnering with Desman Consulting to develop the document and recommendations. You are receiving this email because we would like you to serve on the steering committee. We have worked with various divisions within F&S to identify individuals who have expressed interest, and who have in-depth knowledge of university infrastructure and systems. Please let us know if you want to serve on this committee by next Friday, October 14, and we will set-up a time to meet in the next couple of weeks.
Thank you,
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Dear Colleagues,
Parking is in the process of forming a steering committee to develop university standards and policies regarding electric vehicle charging stations on the UIUC campus. We will be partnering with Desman Consulting to develop the document and recommendations. You are receiving this email because we would like you to serve on the steering committee. We have worked with various divisions within F&S to identify individuals who have expressed interest, and who have in-depth knowledge of university infrastructure and systems. Please let us know if you want to serve on this committee by next Friday, October 14, and we will set-up a time to meet in the next couple of weeks.
Thank you,
Marty
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Good morning,
Thank you for agreeing to serve on the EV steering committee. You should have received an invitation to a folder in Box containing the parking study done by Desman. I have also attached it to this email. Please review this document and provide your feedback.
Warmly,
Maria S. McMullen
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Dear Maria,
Thank you for sharing the report. I reviewed it and have several comments:
- Currently, there is limited public level 2 charging on campus and in the vicinity of campus. Yet we have many visitors to campus who are coming from out of town and may therefore need to charge their vehicle while here. If chargers are (only) added to parking permit facilities, visitors will not have access to them.
- Related to the point above, it is unclear if faculty, students, and staff who do not hold a permit for those facilities (but may hold a permit for other parking areas or may not hold a permit at all) will be able to use the chargers.
- I wonder if the analysis could take into account commuter driving distance when estimating demand. Many of us with EVs charge at home and rarely need to charge while on campus because the trip is within the range one can travel on a full charge. Consequently, the demand could be lower than expected.
- Finally, I think it is important to evaluate the spatial distribution of potential charging locations. We should aim to distribute these in an way the serves all of campus. It is possible that parking facilities are evenly distributed and thus chargers will be as well, but this is not clear from the parking study.
Sincerely,
Jennifer
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Dear Maria,
I would appreciate an update as to when the review period will end and the EV steering committee will meet to discuss the comments and next steps.
Thank you,
Jennifer
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Jennifer,
Thank you for your continued interest in serving on the EV committee. We plan to meet in the next couple of weeks.
Stay tuned for more info!
Maria
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Associated Project(s):All,
Nice meeting with you this morning. Attached is the report and feedback we received. Again, we hope to get the committee together in the next couple of weeks.
Please let us know if you have any questions.
Thanks!
Maria S. McMullen
Assistant Director
Attached Files:Jen Fraterrigo's comments to the DESMAN EV proposal
Associated Project(s):Following are Jen's comments:
- Currently, there is limited public level 2 charging on campus and in the vicinity of campus. Yet we have many visitors to campus who are coming from out of town and may therefore need to charge their vehicle while here. If chargers are (only) added to parking permit facilities, visitors will not have access to them.
- Related to the point above, it is unclear if faculty, students, and staff who do not hold a permit for those facilities (but may hold a permit for other parking areas or may not hold a permit at all) will be able to use the chargers.
- I wonder if the analysis could take into account commuter driving distance when estimating demand. Many of us with EVs charge at home and rarely need to charge while ...Expand »
Following are Jen's comments:
- Currently, there is limited public level 2 charging on campus and in the vicinity of campus. Yet we have many visitors to campus who are coming from out of town and may therefore need to charge their vehicle while here. If chargers are (only) added to parking permit facilities, visitors will not have access to them.
- Related to the point above, it is unclear if faculty, students, and staff who do not hold a permit for those facilities (but may hold a permit for other parking areas or may not hold a permit at all) will be able to use the chargers.
- I wonder if the analysis could take into account commuter driving distance when estimating demand. Many of us with EVs charge at home and rarely need to charge while on campus because the trip is within the range one can travel on a full charge. Consequently, the demand could be lower than expected.
- Finally, I think it is important to evaluate the spatial distribution of potential charging locations. We should aim to distribute these in an way the serves all of campus. It is possible that parking facilities are evenly distributed and thus chargers will be as well, but this is not clear from the parking study.
EV steering committee - Confirmed
Associated Project(s):On January 10, 2023, University of Illinois Parking department finalized the Electric Vehicle (EV) steering committee. This committee includes
- Marty Paulins
- Maria McMullen
- Paul Slezak
- Stacey DeLorenzo
- Jim Brennan
- Sarthak Prasad
- Morgan White
- Meredith Moore
- Jen Fraterrigo
- Ria Kontou
- Brian Finet
- Shawn Patterson
- Dave Lancaster
- Mary McElvain
- Tyler Swanson
- Steve Bainbridge
- Yanfeng Ouyang
- Kelly Jo Hoffman
Electric vehicle steering committee
Associated Project(s):Below is an email exchange between Maria McMullen and Marty Paulins:
Dear Colleagues,
Parking is in the process of forming a steering committee to develop university standards and policies regarding electric vehicle charging stations on the UIUC campus. We will be partnering with Desman Consulting to develop the document and recommendations. You are receiving this email because we would like you to serve on the steering committee. We have worked with various divisions within F&S to identify individuals who have expressed interest, and who have in-depth knowledge of university infrastructure and systems. Please let us know if you want to serve on this committee by next Friday, October 14, and we will set-...Expand »
Below is an email exchange between Maria McMullen and Marty Paulins:
Dear Colleagues,
Parking is in the process of forming a steering committee to develop university standards and policies regarding electric vehicle charging stations on the UIUC campus. We will be partnering with Desman Consulting to develop the document and recommendations. You are receiving this email because we would like you to serve on the steering committee. We have worked with various divisions within F&S to identify individuals who have expressed interest, and who have in-depth knowledge of university infrastructure and systems. Please let us know if you want to serve on this committee by next Friday, October 14, and we will set-up a time to meet in the next couple of weeks.
Thank you,
Marty
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Good morning,
Thank you for agreeing to serve on the EV steering committee. You should have received an invitation to a folder in Box containing the parking study done by Desman. I have also attached it to this email. Please review this document and provide your feedback.
Warmly,
Maria S. McMullen
CollapseAttached Files:EV Study
Associated Project(s):The attached document is a research report on a parking study done in order to develop a policy for the installation of EV charging stations.
Attached Files:Electric Vehicle (EV) steering committee
Associated Project(s):Dear Colleagues,
Parking is in the process of forming a steering committee to develop university standards and policies regarding electric vehicle charging stations on the UIUC campus. We will be partnering with Desman Consulting to develop the document and recommendations. You are receiving this email because we would like you to serve on the steering committee. We have worked with various divisions within F&S to identify individuals who have expressed interest, and who have in-depth knowledge of university infrastructure and systems. Please let us know if you want to serve on this committee by next Friday, October 14, and we will set-up a time to meet in the next couple of weeks.
Thank you,
Marty
DESMAN EV Proposal
Associated Project(s):Please see attached
Attached Files:Trans014 Electric Vehicle Task Force Membership - Successful
Associated Project(s):Dr. Ehab Kamarah, Executive Director of F&S, responded to Dr. Jennifer Fraterrigo, iSEE Associate Director of Campus Sustainability, with the following email:
"This is to confirm that F&S team will form the EV Task Force with input from the Parking Advisory Committee."
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See submittal and Trans014 recommendation here.
See transmittal and iWG assessment of Trans014 Electric Vehicle Task Force Membership here.
For future updates, see the Electric Vehicle (EV) Task Force project page.Trans014 Electric Vehicle Task Force Membership - Transmitted
Associated Project(s):Following the completion of iWG assessment for Trans014 Electric Vehicle Task Force Membership, the recommendation was transmitted to Dr. Ehab Kamarah on 3/29/22.
See iWG assessment of Trans014 Electric Vehicle Task Force Membership attached.
See submittal of Trans014 EV Task Force here.Attached Files:
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