As detailed in the final report, the 2017 provides an update to the previous studies in 2012 and 2014.  The parking inventory conducted in June 2017 found that a total of 5,878 non-residential parking stalls were available in the downtown study area.  When occupancy rates were examined, different usage trends were exhibited depending on specific block locations and the main trip attractions within these blocks. In general, the parking occupancy rates were higher during weekdays compared to weekends both during peak and off-peak seasons, with only one or two exceptions. Occupancy rates at the block level never reached capacity (100 percent) for any of the blocks in the study area even during peak hours.  Dwell time results from the three out of four City-owned parking lots (North Willson Lot was closed during the study) indicated that vehicles remained parked for an average of between 46 minutes and 1 hour 32 minutes. The turnover rate analysis for the City-owned parking lots indicated that the parking lot at Mendenhall and Willson was more heavily utilized compared to the other two parking lots.