[Zoning Order §12.010, 4-2-2008]
A.
At
the time of the establishment of any use or erection of any building
or at the time any principal building is enlarged or increased in
capacity by adding dwelling units, guest rooms, seats or floor area,
there shall be provided permanent vehicle parking spaces improved
with an asphalt, concrete or pervious pavement surface in accordance
with the requirements of this Article.
B.
The
parking spaces may be provided both in an off-street parking lot and
as parallel parking along streets that are internal to a development.
[Zoning Order §12.020, 4-2-2008]
A.
The
number of parking spaces to be provided for a particular use or development
may be established through approval of a parking plan. Use of a parking
plan is encouraged to tailor the parking to the particular needs of
the use or development and to allow introduction of operational solutions,
such as shared parking or remote employee parking lots.
B.
As
an alternative to a parking plan, the owner may opt to provide parking
spaces in accordance with the guidelines contained in this Article.
The guidelines establish the minimum number of spaces to be provided.
[Zoning Order §12.030, 4-2-2008]
A.
Table
12-1 shall be utilized to determine the number of parking spaces to
be provided. For uses not specifically identified, the Director shall
establish the parking requirements based upon industry standards.
B.
The
number of parking spaces to be provided for a specific property or
development may be established through administrative approval of
a parking plan.
C.
Parking
shall be submitted to the Director for review and consideration.
D.
A
request for approval of a parking plan shall be accompanied by the
following information:
1.
Parking count computation per Table 12-1 or a parking demand study
or other data that establishes the number of spaces required for the
specific use. The study or data may reflect parking for the same use
existing at a similar location or for similar uses at other locations.
Published studies may be utilized to back-up alternative parking requests.
2.
If shared parking is proposed for a mixed use development, see Table
12-2.
3.
If a remote or off-site parking lot is proposed to meet any portion
of the parking required, the site and its current zoning classification
must be identified, along with the method by which the parking patrons
will access the site.
4.
Land may be set aside for future parking expansion needs of a particular
use or building. The area to be set aside shall not be used in the
open space or landscaping calculations. Upon determination by the
Director that additional parking is needed, the owner shall construct
this additional parking.
5.
A parking plan, including future parking spaces, may be approved
by the County Council as a part of the approval of a development plan.
E.
Director Consideration. The Director may approve the applicant's
parking plan, if the Director determines that the number, configuration,
location and landscaping, if applicable, of parking spaces proposed
will satisfy the demand for parking generated by the proposed development,
when viewed in light of all relevant factors. The Director shall notify
the Planning and Zoning Commission of approvals granted pursuant to
this Section.
[Ord. No. 20-0406, 9-29-2020]
F.
Denial. If the Director denies the proposed parking plan,
the reasons for the denial shall be provided to the owner in writing
within fifteen (15) days after the date a complete parking plan is
submitted to the Director. The applicant may apply to the Planning
and Zoning Commission for a deviation.
[Ord. No. 20-0406, 9-29-2020]
G.
Approval.
1.
Following approval by the Director or the Commission, the requirements
of the approved parking plan shall be included in any sale, lease
or other transfer of right of occupancy affecting any part of the
development.
2.
All tenants of the property or development, whether an owner, lessee,
subtenant, purchaser or other occupant, shall comply with the approved
parking plan.
[Zoning Order §12.040, 4-2-2008; Ord. No. 07-30-2008A
§§1 — 2(12.040, Tbl. 12-1), 7-30-2008; Ord. No. 20-0406, 9-29-2020]
In lieu of establishment under a parking plan, the minimum number
of vehicle parking spaces to be provided for each type of land use
shall be determined by the following Table 12-1, rounded to the nearest
whole space. Developments containing two (2) or more of the uses listed
on the table shall provide the number of spaces required for each
use (except as may be reduced under Shared Parking, Section 400.4060(1)
and Table 12-2 below). If a use cannot be located on Table 12-1, the
number of parking spaces shall be calculated for a materially similar
use in the table. To determine materially similar uses, the Director
shall refer to the North American Industry Classification Manual,
called NAICS. The use shall be considered materially similar if it
falls within the same industry group of the NAICS (four digit number).
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Table 12-1. Minimum Parking Guidelines by Use
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Use
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Number of Parking Spaces
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Required for each:
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RESIDENTIAL
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Single-family residence
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2
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Dwelling unit, excluding garage
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Two-family residence
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3
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Dwelling unit, excluding garage
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Villa/attached home
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2
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Dwelling unit, including garage
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Dwelling, loft
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1
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Dwelling
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Multi-family residence
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1
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Efficiency or studio unit
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2
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1 or 2 bedroom unit
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3
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3 or more bedroom unit
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Retirement/age-restricted community
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1
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Dwelling unit plus
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1
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Employee on maximum shift
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Group quarters: fraternity and sorority houses, dormitories,
etc.
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1
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2 residents or beds
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Special homes
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2
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Employee on maximum shift
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Bed and breakfast home stay (maximum 3 rooms), rooming house,
boarding house
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2
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Plus
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1
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Room to be rented
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Bed and breakfast
(maximum 12 rooms)
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1
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Room to be rented plus
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1
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Employee on maximum shift
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Hotel or motel:
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Hotel or a motel with a restaurant or lounge
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2
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Room
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Hotel or a motel with no restaurant or lounge
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1
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Room
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COMMERCIAL
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Offices: general and professional offices, insurance and real
estate offices
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4
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1,000 square feet1 of gfa2
Up to 600 square feet requires 2 spaces
Up to 800 square feet requires 3 spaces
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Banks
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4
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1,000 square feet of gfa
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Offices — medical and dental
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5
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1,000 square feet of gfa
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Funeral home
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35
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Viewing room
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Day care center
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1
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400 square feet of gfa
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Movie theater
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1
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4 seats
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Service station, gas station, C-store, auto repair shop or garage
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3
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Service bay, plus
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5
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1,000 square feet of retail space
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Automobile, truck, recreation vehicle, manufactured home or
utility structure sales, equipment sales and service
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2
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1,000 square feet of indoor sales area,
plus
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1
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2,500 square feet of outdoor display,
plus
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3
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service bay
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Sit down restaurant
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12
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1,000 square feet of gfa
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Fast-food restaurant
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14
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2,000 square feet of gfa
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Drive-through lane
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—
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5 car stacking minimum
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Bowling center
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5
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Lane
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Amusement center, recreational attraction, roller skating or
ice skating rink
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6
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1,000 square feet of gfa
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Health club or fitness center
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5
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1,000 square feet of gfa
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Shopping centers (excluding pad sites):
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Less than 100,000 square feet of gla3
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4
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1,000 square feet of total gla, plus
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3
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100 movie theater seats, plus
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10
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1,000 square feet of food service area
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100,000 — 199,999 square feet of gla
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4
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1,000 square feet of total gla, plus
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3
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100 theater seats over 450, plus
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6
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1,000 square feet of food service area
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200,000 — 399,999 square feet of gla
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4
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1,000 square feet of total gla, plus
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3
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100 theater seats over 750
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400,000 — 599,999 square feet of gla
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5
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1,000 square feet of total gla, plus
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3
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100 theater seats over 750
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600,000 or more square feet of gla
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5
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1,000 square feet of total gla, plus
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3
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100 theater seats over 750
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Supermarket
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4
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1,000 square feet of gfa
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Furniture or carpet store
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2
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1,000 square feet of gfa
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Building supplies, brick or lumberyard
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2
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1,000 square feet of indoor sales area,
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plus
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1
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2,500 square feet of outdoor display
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Retail sales or service establishments not listed above
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5
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1,000 square feet of gfa
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INDUSTRIAL — INCLUDING STORAGE, WHOLESALE AND MANUFACTURING
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Wholesale, office — warehouse
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1
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200 square feet of office space, plus
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1
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1,000 square feet of storage area
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Open storage of sand, gravel, petroleum, etc.
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1
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2,500 square feet of outdoor sales area, etc., if any
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Warehouse, transfer and storage
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1
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2,000 square feet of gfa
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Warehouse including commercial sales to the public
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1
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200 square feet of sales or office, plus
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1
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1,000 square feet of storage area
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Manufacturing
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2
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1,000 square feet of gfa
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INSTITUTIONAL AND OTHER
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Hospital
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2
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Bed
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Auditoriums, churches, theatres, stadiums and other places of
assembly
|
1
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3 seats, or
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1
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12 feet of pew, or
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1
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30 square feet in the largest assembly room
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College instructional space
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10
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Classroom
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Technical college, trade school
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10
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Classroom
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Senior high schools
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6
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Classroom
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Elementary and junior high schools
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2
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Classroom
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Civic clubs, museums, fraternal lodges, etc.
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1
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200 square feet of gfa
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Bars and taverns
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1
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Employee on maximum shift plus
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1
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4 seats or building capacity as determined by Building Code
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Driving range (golf)
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Per approved site plan
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Nursery, garden center (outdoor stand alone)
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Determined by Director at site plan approval
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Outdoor recreation facility
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Determined by Director at site plan approval
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Drive-through only restaurant
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2
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Plus
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1
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Employee on maximum shift
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Kennels
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Determined by Director at site plan approval
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Nursing home/elder care
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1
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Each 5 beds, plus
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1
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self-care unit
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1
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Employee on maximum shift
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1
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Square feet
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2
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Gross floor area — the total area of all floors, measured
between the exterior walls of a building.
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3
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Gross leasable area — the total area of all floors intended
for occupancy and the exclusive use of tenants, specifically excluding
public or common areas such as utility rooms, stairwells, enclosed
malls and interior hallways.
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[Zoning Order §12.050, 4-2-2008; Ord. No. 11-12-2008A
§§1 — 2(12.050), 11-12-2008]
A.
Except as otherwise required, the parking needs of each development located in the above zone districts shall be subject to the suburban design standards as provided in Article VII. All developments shall adhere to the minimum parking requirements established in Table 12-1, however, the number of spaces required may be modified as follows:
1.
Shared parking.
a.
The parking spaces provided for separate uses may be combined in
one (1) lot.
b.
Parking spaces may be shared by more than one (1) use if the County
finds that the total number of spaces will be adequate at the peak
hours of the uses they serve. Table 12-2 shall be utilized to determine
the adequacy of available parking spaces during peak hours of use.
c.
Parking spaces that are proposed to be shared among two (2) or more
uses must be clearly available to each use and not appear in any way
to be serving a particular use, either through signage dedicating
the spaces or through design techniques that would tend to orient
use of the spaces to a particular business or building.
d.
Shared parking arrangements must be evidenced by a written agreement
acceptable to the Director and approved by the owners of each of the
affected properties or uses or shared parking shall be specifically
indicated on an approved development plan.
2.
Oversized parking areas. Any oversized parking provided
that is more than fifteen percent (15%) above the minimum amount required
in Table 12-1, whether for individual uses or through a shared agreement,
shall be mitigated by two (2) or more of the following:
a.
The surface shall be a porous surface that allows all stormwater
to infiltrate below the surface, such as a porous concrete or asphaltic
material. Any such material shall be subject to the approval by the
County based on meeting or exceeding minimum performance and maintenance
provisions; or
b.
The site shall be required to provide additional area, equal to or
greater than the area of parking that is in excess of the minimum
parking, as public or common open space. This additional open space
shall be subject to the design and location requirements of these
guidelines and be in addition to the minimum open space requirements
of the site; or
c.
Landscape material requirements for the site shall be increased by
ten percent (10%) and allocated to provide enhanced buffering of all
on-site parking; or
d.
Internal landscape islands for the on-site parking shall be increased
by five percent (5%).
[Zoning Order §12.060, 4-2-2008]
A.
Except as otherwise required, the parking needs of each development located in an above-noted district shall be subject to the mixed use design standards as provided in Article VII. All developments shall adhere to the minimum parking requirements established in Table 12-1, however, the number of spaces required may be modified as follows:
1.
Parking requirement calculation.
a.
All developments located within a mixed use development pattern shall
adhere to the minimum parking requirements established in Table 12-1.
b.
Each use is entitled to count any on-street parking located within
six hundred (600) feet of the door used as its primary means of ingress
and egress in establishing the minimum required parking for the use.
2.
Modifying the number of spaces required.
a.
The number of spaces required by Table 12-1 may be modified as follows:
(1)
The parking spaces provided for separate uses may be combined
in one (1) lot.
(2)
Parking spaces may be shared by more than one (1) use if the
Director finds that the total number of spaces will be adequate at
the peak hours of the uses they serve. Table 12-2 shall be utilized
to determine the adequacy of available parking spaces during peak
hours of use.
(3)
Upon application to the Director, parking spaces may be shared
in a manner not provided for in Table 12-2 by agreement based upon
evidence and analysis that the available parking spaces will be adequate
for peak hours of use.
(4)
Oversized parking areas. Any parking provided
that is more than five percent (5%) above the minimum amount required
in Table 12-1, whether for individual uses or through a shared agreement,
shall be mitigated by two (2) or more of the following:
(a)
The surface shall be a porous surface that allows all stormwater
to infiltrate below the surface, such as a porous concrete or asphaltic
material. Any such material shall be subject to the approval by the
County based on meeting or exceeding minimum performance and maintenance
provisions; or
(b)
The site shall be required to provide additional area, equal
to or greater than the area of parking that is in excess of the minimum
parking, as public or common open space. This additional open space
shall be subject to the design and location requirements of these
guidelines and be in addition to the minimum open space requirements
of the site; or
(c)
Landscape material requirements for the site shall be increased
by ten percent (10%) and allocated to provide enhanced buffering of
all on-site parking; or
(d)
Internal landscape islands for the on-site parking shall be
increased by five percent (5%).
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Table 12-2. Shared Parking
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The following table is a base guide for shared parking. Each
use should provide a percentage of parking required by ordinance according
to the following table. Whichever time period requires the highest
total parking spaces among the various uses subject to the shared
parking agreement should be the amount of parking provided. Other
parking allocations may be approved based on sufficient evidence and
analysis of peak parking demands for specific uses party to the agreement.
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Uses
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M — F
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M — F
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M — F
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Sat — Sun
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Sat — Sun
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Sat — Sun
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|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
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8:00 A.M. — 5:00 P.M.
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6:00 P.M. — 12:00 A.M.
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12:00 A.M. — 6:00 A.M.
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8:00 A.M. — 5:00 P.M.
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6:00 P.M. — 12:00 A.M.
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12:00 A.M. — 6:00 A.M.
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Residential
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60%
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100%
|
100%
|
80%
|
100%
|
100%
|
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Office/ warehouse/
industrial
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100%
|
20%
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5%
|
5%
|
5%
|
5%
|
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Commercial
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90%
|
80%
|
5%
|
100%
|
70%
|
5%
|
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Hotel
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70%
|
100%
|
100%
|
70%
|
100%
|
100%
|
|
Restaurant
|
70%
|
100%
|
10%
|
70%
|
100%
|
20%
|
|
Movie theater
|
40%
|
80%
|
10%
|
80%
|
100%
|
10%
|
|
Entertainment
|
40%
|
100%
|
10%
|
80%
|
100%
|
50%
|
|
Conference/
convention
|
100%
|
100%
|
5%
|
100%
|
100%
|
5%
|
|
Institutional (non-church)
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100%
|
20%
|
5%
|
10%
|
10%
|
5%
|
|
Institutional (church)
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10%
|
5%
|
5%
|
100%
|
50%
|
5%
|
[Zoning Order §12.070, 4-2-2008]
Parking spaces provided to meet the minimum requirements of
this Article, along with the aisles and driveways necessary to provide
access to those spaces, shall not be used for the sale, repair, dismantling
or servicing of any vehicles or for the sale, display or storage of
equipment, goods, materials or supplies.
[Zoning Order §12.080, 4-2-2008]
A.
Unless
otherwise provided under an approved parking plan, all parking spaces
required to meet the guideline standards of this Article shall be
located in proximity to the use the spaces serve, as follows:
1.
Single-family or two-family residence. On the same
lot of the residence the parking spaces are required to serve.
2.
All other uses. Each required parking space must
be within five hundred (500) feet of an entrance to the building or
use that it serves, as measured along the most direct pedestrian route.
B.
Off-Site Parking. If required parking spaces are not located
on the same lot or on a contiguous lot owned or leased by the intended
user thereof for the particular use or building they are intended
to serve, the following shall apply:
1.
The parking spaces must be located on a property that has the same
or less restrictive zoning classification as the property that the
spaces serve, have a conditional use permit or an approved parking
plan.
2.
Required parking spaces shall not be located across any County or
State-maintained street from the use they are intended to serve.
C.
Park And Rides. Parking lots intended for park and ride
lots shall be approved only by conditional use permit and shall comply
with all setback, landscaping, stormwater detention/retention and
pavement requirements and any other County regulations associated
with parking lot improvements.
[Zoning Order §12.090, 4-2-2008; Ord. No. 11-12-2008A
§§1 — 2(12.090), 11-12-2008; Resolution 1-14-2010A
Exh. A, 1-14-2010; Ord. No. 10-0145 §§1 — 2, 2-18-2010]
A.
The
provisions of this Section apply to all vehicle parking spaces and
parking areas.
1.
Orientation to street. Except for on-street parking
or parcels of land devoted to single-family, two-family or town house
residential uses, all areas devoted to vehicle parking shall be so
designed and be of such size that no vehicle is required to back into
a street or internal collector drive to obtain access.
2.
Vehicle parking spaces.
a.
No parking spaces shall be accessible from an access driveway within the first twenty (20) feet of the driveway back from the street right-of-way line. This required minimum throat length is intended to keep traffic conflicts in a parking lot to a minimum and provide space on the driveway for incoming and outbound traffic. Non-residential driveways are required to provide a minimum driveway throat length per Article VII.
b.
Every parking space shall provide a usable rectangular area at least
nine (9) feet wide by nineteen (19) feet long. Access aisles shall
not encroach into this minimum rectangular area. Every parking space
shall be clearly demarcated by lines painted on or otherwise applied
to the parking lot surface.
c.
Nine (9) feet by seventeen (17) feet parking stalls shall be permitted
when the parking space abuts a minimum of six (6) feet wide raised
sidewalk or has wheel stops, thereby allowing a two (2) foot overhang
for the vehicle or when abutting a curbed open landscaped space.
d.
Parking areas shall have slope of no less than one percent (1%) and
no greater than six percent (6%).
3.
Access and circulation.
a.
Access aisles in parking lots shall be within ten percent (10%) lesser
or greater of the following dimensions. One-way traffic aisles must
be clearly marked with directional arrows on the pavement at each
intersection with another aisle.
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Table 12-3. Parking Dimensions
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|---|---|---|---|---|---|
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Parking Angle
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Stalls Serviced by Aisle
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Traffic Flow
|
Aisle Width (ft.)
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|
a
|
90°
|
One/both sides
|
One- or two-way
|
24
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|
d
|
60°
|
One side
|
One-way
|
16
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|
e
|
45°
|
One/both sides
|
One-way
|
16
| |
|
f
|
60°
|
Both sides
|
One-way
|
20
| |
|
g
|
45°
|
One/both sides
|
Two-way
|
20
| |
|
h
|
60°
|
One/both sides
|
Two-way
|
20
| |
|
i
|
0°
|
One/both sides
|
One-way/two-way
|
20
| |
b.
Ingress and egress to parking areas shall be by means of paved driveways
from the adjoining street. The minimum width of driveways for ingress
and egress shall be the same as those specified above for aisles,
except where entrance requirements are applicable.
4.
Lighting of parking areas. (See Article VII.) Any lights used to illuminate the parking area shall be arranged, located or screened so that light is directed away from and no light filament is visible from a street, a residentially zoned area or a residential use.
5.
Parking, loading and storage lot area improvements.
a.
Surfacing and curbing.
(1)
All vehicle parking and loading areas where more than four (4)
parking spaces are required and all access drives shall be improved
with a permanent dust-free surface consisting of one (1) of the following:
(a)
Rolled stone totaling eight (8) inches, plus three (3) inches
of asphalt surface, or
(b)
Base of four (4) inches of asphalt base overlaid with two (2)
inches of asphalt surface, or
(c)
Six (6) inches of Portland cement concrete, or
(d)
Pavement (including porous pavement) providing an equal or greater
structural strength.
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|
Designated fire lanes and delivery/freight truck access lanes
shall be designed and constructed to support the weights of the anticipated
loads. The construction design shall be acceptable to the County.
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(2)
Vehicle parking areas and access drives shall have a boundary
constructed of straight-back concrete or asphalt curbing or an integral
concrete sidewalk and curb with a vertical face, except in areas of
sheet runoff drainage design. An access drive for which there are
no intermittent parking spaces or drives may be exempt.
(3)
Storage lots shall provide a permanent dust-free hard surfaced
area acceptable to the Director for the storage of materials where
vehicles must enter to move products, equipment, etc.
b.
Maintenance. Vehicle parking areas including drives
and drive aisles shall be maintained in proper repair with the required
surfacing and curbing.
c.
Drainage facilities. For any use that will require
a parking area to be newly constructed, added to or altered so as
to affect drainage either on or off the site, stormwater drainage
plans, including grading plans, shall be submitted to and approved
by the County, prior to the issuance of a building permit or certificate
of occupancy.
d.
Time limit. All required vehicle parking areas shall
be ready for use, including the above surfacing requirement, before
the issuance of a certificate of occupancy (in the case of a new building
or addition). An extension of time may be granted by the Director
due to adverse weather conditions.
[Zoning Order §12.100, 4-2-2008]
A.
Accessible
parking spaces shall have an adjacent aisle five (5) feet wide and
one (1) in every six (6) accessible spaces (but no less than one (1))
shall be adjacent to an aisle eight (8) feet wide and the space shall
be clearly marked with a sign indicating that the space is "van accessible".
Accessible parking space aisles shall be clearly demarcated by lines
painted on or otherwise applied to the parking lot surface.
B.
Accessible
parking spaces shall be located on a surface with a slope not exceeding
one (1) vertical in fifty (50) horizontal.
C.
Accessible
spaces shall be provided in each parking lot in the following ratio
to the total number of spaces required for the use, Table 12-5:
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Table 12-5. Accessible Spaces for the Disabled Required
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|---|---|---|
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Spaces Required for Use
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Minimum Number of Accessible Spaces
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1 to 25
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1
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|
26 to 50
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2
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|
51 to 75
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3
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|
76 to 100
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4
| |
|
101 to 150
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5
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151 to 200
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6
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|
201 to 300
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7
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|
301 to 400
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8
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401 to 500
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9
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501 to 1,000
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2% of total
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1,001 and over
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20, plus 1 for each 100 over 1,000
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D.
Method Of Computation. Accessible parking spaces shall be
counted as part of the total number of parking spaces required by
this Article. For hospital outpatient facilities, ten percent (10%)
of the total parking spaces must be accessible. For rehabilitation
and physical therapy uses, twenty percent (20%) of the total parking
spaces must be accessible.
E.
Location. Accessible spaces shall be located so as to provide
safe access to the building. Spaces separated by a drive aisle shall
have clearly discernable crosswalks.
F.
In
addition to the requirements of this Subsection, all accessible parking
shall comply with the requirements of the Federal Americans with Disabilities
Act and the International Building Code, Section 1106.
G.
Accessible Signs. Every parking space required by this Section
shall be identified by a sign, mounted on a pole or other structure
between three (3) feet and five (5) feet above the parking surface,
at the head of the parking space. The sign shall be at least twelve
(12) inches by eighteen (18) inches in area and meet the requirements
set forth in the latest version of the Manual of Uniform Traffic Control
Devices.
[Zoning Order §12.110, 4-2-2008; Ord. No. 07-30-2008A
§§1 — 2(12.110A), 7-30-2008]
A.
No
motor vehicle designed or regularly used for carrying freight, merchandise
or other property or more than eight (8) passengers or tandem axle
(2 axles or more) trucks shall be parked in a "R-20", "R-10", "R-7",
"PR-1" or "PR-2" zone district or previously approved residential
"PUD", except for deliveries or in an enclosed garage. This restriction
is exclusive of any vehicle licensed as a recreational vehicle or
a vehicle providing local transportation service or a vehicle used
in association with a home occupation.
B.
With
the exception of the "CC-2", "PC", "NPI", "PI" and "PM" zoning districts,
inoperative vehicles may not be stored or repaired (other than in
enclosed garages) on the premises.
[Ord. No. 16-0100 §2, 1-4-2016]
C.
In
zoning districts other than the "CC-2", "PC", "NPI", "PI" and "PM"
zoning districts, construction equipment and construction vehicles
may not be stored or repaired on the premises (other than in enclosed
garages), except as follows:
[Ord. No. 16-0100 §2, 1-4-2016]
1.
When being utilized for construction activities on the premises pursuant
to a valid permit issued by the County for construction work necessitating
use of such equipment or when used for permitted work on the street
right-of-way, or
3.
When associated with a conditional use permit as part of an allowable
primary use, such as an equipment rental business.
[Zoning Order §12.120, 4-2-2008; Ord. No. 07-30-2008A
§§1 — 2(12.120), 7-30-2008]
Parking in residential districts/areas shall be limited to the
driveway, adjoining asphalt/concrete pad or public street, if permitted,
and not specifically signed "no parking". Parking on other than asphalt/concrete
driveways or pads is expressly prohibited, except for lots of one
(1) acre or more.
[Zoning Order §12.130, 4-2-2008]
With the exception of C-stores and office buildings, any businesses, including retail, industrial, hospital, institution or hotel use hereafter constructed, reconstructed or expanded in any zoning district, shall provide adequate vehicle facilities for the loading and unloading of merchandise and goods within or adjacent to the building as deemed appropriate by the owner or occupants of the property. These areas shall be adequately screened per Article XIV of this Order. These loading facilities shall not obstruct freedom of vehicular traffic or pedestrian movement on the public streets, sidewalks or alleys.
[Zoning Order §12.140, 4-2-2008]
A.
Parking
and/or storage of a recreational vehicle (RV) in an "R-20", "R-10",
"R-7", "PR-1" and "PR-2" District shall only be allowed on paved spaces
designed to accommodate the vehicle.
B.
Storage
shall be limited to paved spaces adjacent and connected to a driveway
or in the case of rear yard parking/storage the paved space shall
be permanently connected to the driveway.
C.
Storage
on a residential driveway is prohibited except for corner lots where
a separate driveway is provided off of the street on the other street
frontage specifically for the purpose of storage and does not interfere
with the residential parking of passenger vehicles.
