A.
No structure shall be erected, structurally altered
to the extent of increasing the floor area by more than 50% or changed
in use unless permanent off-street parking and loading spaces have
been provided and maintained in accordance with this chapter.
B.
No part of any parking area shall be closer than 10
feet to a County or state road.
C.
Parking requirements for two or more uses on the same
lot shall be the sum of the individual requirements for each use.
D.
Required off-street parking and loading spaces shall
have unobstructed access to a County or state road.
E.
All parking areas, loading areas and driveways in
commercial and industrial zoning districts shall be constructed in
accordance with specifications approved by the County Engineer and
shall be graded and drained so as to properly dispose of surface water
and comply with the County Erosion and Sediment Control Ordinance.[1]
F.
Interior driveways in commercial and industrial zoning
districts shall measure not less than 12 feet for one-way traffic
and not less than 20 feet for two-way traffic.
A.
Each required parking space shall measure not less
than nine feet in width and not less than 18 feet in length.
C.
Required off-street parking spaces shall be provided
on the same lot with the building or use served or within a walking
distance of 300 feet measured from the principal entry point of the
building or use to the nearest point of the parking area.
D.
A solid fence or shrubbery shall be required to screen
neighboring residences from all parking lots containing 10 or more
spaces. The location and construction of such screening shall be shown
on a site plan or, if no site plan is required, shall be approved
by the Zoning Administrator.
E.
Joint parking spaces are permitted, subject to the
following conditions:
(1)
The individual establishments sharing the joint parking
spaces shall not normally be opened or used during the same principal
operating hours.
(2)
The establishments sharing parking spaces shall be
bound by a written agreement, which shall be subject to approval by
the County Attorney for legal sufficiency.
(3)
Each joint parking space may fulfill the requirement
for one off-street parking space required for each establishment bound
by the written agreement.
When required, off-street loading spaces of
a sufficient size and number shall be provided on the same lot for
each separate occupancy requiring delivery of goods. Determination
of sufficiency shall be made as part of a site plan review or, if
no site plan is required, by the Zoning Administrator.
