Holland Town Sheboygan County
City Zoning Code
City Zoning Code
ARTICLE XI
Off-Street Parking and Loading
§ 330-62 Parking requirements.
A.
In all districts and in connection with every use, there shall be provided at the time any use or building is erected, enlarged, extended, or increased off-street parking spaces based upon anticipated parking demand as follows, or as may hereafter be designated for specific uses or situations:
[Amended 5-19-2020 by Ord. No. 4-2020]
Use | Number of Spaces |
|---|---|
Single-family dwellings | 2.0 per dwelling unit |
Two-family dwellings | 2.0 per dwelling unit |
Multiple-family dwellings | 1.5 per dwelling unit |
Elementary and middle schools | 2.0 for each classroom or auditorium requirement, whichever is greater |
Junior and senior high schools | 1.0 for each 3 students or auditorium requirement, whichever is greater |
Colleges, universities and vocational schools | 1.0 for each 3 students or other adults at maximum capacity |
Agritourism | See § 330-26.4, A-T Agricultural Tourism District |
Automobile service stations | 4.0 plus 1.0 for each employee actively at work |
Bowling alleys | 5.0 for each alley |
Churches, auditoriums, theaters, community centers and other places of public assembly | 1.0 for each 5 seats |
Commercial indoor recreation (other than theaters) | 1.0 for each 50 square feet of primary floor area |
Commercial lodging (hotels, motels, tourist homes, etc.) | 1.0 for each guest room plus 1.0 for each 3 employees |
Commercial office buildings and business, governmental and professional offices | 1.0 for each 300 square feet of primary floor area |
Funeral homes | 1.0 for each 4 seats plus 1.0 for each funeral vehicle maintained on the premises |
Hospitals | 1.0 for each 2 beds plus 1.0 for each 3 employees |
Industrial uses (including laboratories and warehouses) | 1.0 for each 2 employees |
Landscape and supply operations | 1.0 for each 150 square feet of primary floor area plus 1.0 for each 2 employees plus 1.0 for each vehicle, tractor and trailer stored on the premises |
Medical and dental clinics | 4.0 for each practitioner on the staff |
Nursing homes and elder care facilities | 1.0 for each 6 beds plus 1.0 for each 3 employees |
Planned shopping centers | 1.0 for each 50 square feet of primary floor area |
Restaurants, taverns, clubs, lodges, etc. | 1.0 for each 50 square feet of primary floor area |
Retail stores | 1.0 for each 150 square feet of primary floor area |
B.
In addition to those specific uses listed above, the following shall apply:
(1)
Uses not listed. For uses not listed, the provision for a use that is similar shall apply.
(2)
Combinations of uses. Combinations of any of the above uses shall provide the total of the number of spaces required for each individual use.
(3)
Lighting. Lighting provided in any parking area shall be hooded or beamed so as not to create undesirable glare or interference on any adjacent residential property or public roadways.
(4)
Screening. Any off-street parking area, other than that provided for a dwelling, which abuts or faces a residential district shall provide a planting screen, landscaped fence, or landscaped berm at least four feet high along the side abutting or fronting on a residential district.
(5)
Offset. In any off-street parking area, other than that provided for a dwelling, which abuts a residential district, no vehicle shall be allowed to park closer than 10 feet to the abutting residential lot line.
(6)
Setback. In any off-street parking area, no vehicle shall be allowed to park closer than five feet to the street line.
(7)
Application to existing uses. The off-street parking provisions shall not be required for legally existing uses as of the date of this chapter but shall be required for any expansion of such use by the addition of new primary floor area or other expansion of the building or use generating new parking demand.
(8)
Employee parking. Parking spaces required for employees shall be based on the maximum number of employees on duty or residing, or both, on the premises at any one time.
§ 330-63 Loading requirements.
A.
In any agricultural, commercial, or industrial district, adequate off-street loading and unloading areas shall be provided (in addition to required off-street parking) and located so that all vehicles loading, maneuvering, or unloading are completely off the public ways and so that vehicles need not back onto any public way.
B.
The size or number of such loading spaces provided shall be based upon the operating characteristics of the individual use and shall be subject to approval by the Town Plan Commission upon submittal of a site plan and plan of operation application.