BEFORE ORLANDO MELBOURNE INTERNA TIONAL AIRPOR T CASE STUDY SPACES 1,021 AUTOMATED SITUATION • The parking facility was self-operating with a uniform parking fee. It did not serve short- term customers sufficiently with a premium fee for prime spaces. • New revenue control equipment was required to better serve all customers and segregate short-term and long-term lots. • Modernization of equipment and exit plaza, replacement of entrance and exit canopies, and a new parking layout were needed to improve traffic flow at the lot. APPROACH • Divided the facility into short-term and long-term parking sections. This allowed the parking operation to charge a premium rate for short-term parking. • Purchased & installed new HUB DATAPARK equipment in both sections and incorporated credit c

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