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Kimley>>> Horn Ms. Amy Canales, November25, 2025, Page 4 <br />CONCLUSION <br />Based on the City of Sunny Isles Beach Code of Ordinances, evaluating each land use independent of <br />one another will result in a parking supply of 306 parking spaces. However, evaluating the site based <br />upon the parking demand distributions and characteristics contained within the ULI's Shared Parking, <br />31 Edition, the highest peak -season peak -hour parking demand was calculated to be 264 parking <br />spaces. The shared parking analysis corresponds to 42 fewer parking spaces, or a 13.7 percent <br />(13.7%) reduction of the parking supply based on City of Sunny Isles Beach parking code. As previously <br />mentioned, the proposed development is providing 298 parking spaces, which results in a surplus of <br />34 parking spaces. <br />K:\FTL_TPTO\044800034 - RDBH Sunny Isles\Correspondence\Shared Parking\102025 Canales RDBH Sunny Isles Shared Parking Analysis.docx <br />% j"%t 1 i 11111l,4Fi <br />,yti4H .MCy��r� <br />1� <br />+`0 ' No 62541 <br />STATE OF <br />O R 1 d P G� `�� <br />John J. McWilliams, P.E. <br />Florida Registration Number 62541 <br />Kimley-Horn and Associates, Inc. <br />8201 Peters Road, Suite 2200 <br />Fort Lauderdale, FL 33324 <br />This item has been digitally <br />signed and sealed by John J. <br />McWilliams, P.E. on November <br />25, 2025, using a Digital <br />Signature. <br />Printed copies of this document <br />are not considered signed and <br />sealed and the SHA <br />authentication code must be <br />297 <br />