Negaunee City Zoning Code

OFF-STREET PARKING

REQUIREMENTS

§ 156.200 PARKING MINIMUM ADJUSTMENTS.

Parking minimums may be adjusted by the Planning Commission if the requestor can show the minimum is not needed.

(Ord. passed 7-14-2011)

§ 156.201 OFF-STREET PARKING REQUIREMENTS.

(A) (1) Except in non-residential units in the B-1 District, there shall be provided off-street parking for motor vehicles, and the minimum number of parking spaces to be provided shall be as shown in the following list. Developments which include more than one use must provide the parking required for each use.

Use	Spaces Required
Accessory dwelling unit	1 space per ADU
Adult foster care/large group home	1 per employee (1 x maximum number of employees per shift) and 1 per 3 residents
Assisted living facility	1 per rentable unit plus 1 x the maximum number of employees per shift
Automobile sales or showrooms, new or used	1.5 per employee
Banks and financial institutions	1 per 150 sf of floor area
Barber and beauty shop	2 plus 1.5 per chair
Bed and breakfast establishment	1 space per room for transient guests in addition to spaces required for single-family dwellings.
Bed and breakfast inn	1 space per room for transient guests in addition to spaces required for single-family dwellings.
Bowling alleys	5 per lane in addition to spaces required for restaurant facilities
Cultural facility	1 per 1,000 sf of floor area
Day care center	1 space per 5 children
Fuel sales establishment	1 per employee
Funeral home	1 per 50 sf of floor area
Golf courses	4 per hole in addition to spaces required for restaurant or bar
Health care facilities, out-patients	1 per 100 sf of floor area
Hotels	1.2 per room in addition to spaces required for restaurant
Indoor recreation facility	.35 times the seating capacity
Laundromats	.33 per machine
Mobile home park	2 per mobile home and 1 per 300 sf for offices
Nursing home	1 per employee (2 x maximum number of employees per shift) and 1 per 3 residents
Public buildings	.35 times the seating capacity
Recreation facility	.35 times the seating capacity
Religious institutions	.35 times the seating capacity
Residence, single-family	2 per dwelling unit
Residence, multiple-family	2 per dwelling unit
Restaurants with or without drive-through	1.2 per 100 sf of floor area
Retail sales establishment - furniture, appliance, carpet sales	1 per 500 sf of floor area
Rooming house including sororities, fraternities, dormitories	1 per resident
Taverns	1.2 per 100 sf of floor area
Theaters	.35 times the seating capacity
Vehicle body shop	1 space-per bay and 1 per employee
Vehicle repair garage	1 per employee, plus 2 per lift
Warehouses	1 per employee

(2) For uses not specifically listed above, the requirements listed below are applicable.

Use	Spaces Required
Office building	1 per 300 sf of floor area
Other commercial and industrial uses	1 per employee
Retail food establishment	1 per 200 sf of floor area and outdoor sales space
Retail sales establishment	1 per 200 sf of floor area and outdoor sales space

(B) With the exception of residential housing of four units or less, the following shall also apply:

(1) Where calculation in accordance with the foregoing list results in requiring a fractional space, any fraction less than one-half shall be disregarded and any fraction of one-half or more shall require one space.

(2) Required off-street parking shall be provided on the lot to which it pertains. All spaces shall be provided adequate access by means of a maneuvering lane. Backing directly onto a street is prohibited.

(3) The use of any required parking space for the storage of any motor vehicle for sale, or for any other purpose other than the parking of motor vehicles is prohibited.

(4) All required parking spaces shall be clearly defined by use of a car wheel or bumper stops, and/or painted lines.

(5) No off-street parking shall be constructed or altered until approval has been issued by the city’s Planning Commission under site plan review.

(6) Handicap parking spaces shall be provided in accordance with the applicable Building Code and shall be provided in sufficient number.

(C) For a use not specifically identified in this subchapter, the off-street parking facilities shall be in accordance with a use which the Zoning Administrator considers as similar in type.

(D) The following minimum design standards shall be observed in laying out off-street parking facilities.

Parking Angle	Stall Width	Aisle Width	Parking Stall Length	Curb to Curb
0 to 15	9 ft.	12 ft.	23 ft.	30 ft.
16 to 37	9 ft.	11 ft.	19 ft.	47 ft.
38 to 57	9 ft.	13 ft.	19 ft.	54 ft.
58 to 74	9 ft.	18 ft.	19 ft.	61 ft.
75 to 90	9 ft.	24 ft.	19 ft.	63 ft.
Note: Minimum aisle width is 24 feet for two-way traffic.

(E) Loading spaces required under this subchapter shall be at least 50 feet long and 12 feet wide. Every lot used for commercial or industrial purposes and having a building or buildings with a total floor area of at least 10,000 square feet and every lot used for office purposes on which there is a building or buildings having a total floor area of at least 20,000 square feet shall be provided with off-street loading space. An additional off-street loading space shall be required for every additional 20,000 square feet of floor area or fraction thereof.

(Ord. passed 7-14-2011; Ord. passed 5-9-2024)

§ 156.999 PENALTY.

(A) Whoever violates any provisions of this chapter shall be deemed responsible for a municipal civil infraction and shall be subject to a civil penalty of not less than $50 nor more than $500 for each infraction. A separate infraction shall be deemed committed each day during or on which a violation occurs or continues. Such penalty provisions do not preclude any other civil action against the violator’s injunctive or such other relief as may be available in law or in equity.

(B) In addition to the penalty provided for in division (A) above, any violation of this chapter is hereby declared to be a public nuisance which may be enjoined.

(Prior Code, § 1262.99)

Negaunee City Zoning Code

OFF-STREET PARKING

REQUIREMENTS

§ 156.200 PARKING MINIMUM ADJUSTMENTS.

Parking minimums may be adjusted by the Planning Commission if the requestor can show the minimum is not needed.

(Ord. passed 7-14-2011)

§ 156.201 OFF-STREET PARKING REQUIREMENTS.

Use	Spaces Required
Accessory dwelling unit	1 space per ADU
Adult foster care/large group home	1 per employee (1 x maximum number of employees per shift) and 1 per 3 residents
Assisted living facility	1 per rentable unit plus 1 x the maximum number of employees per shift
Automobile sales or showrooms, new or used	1.5 per employee
Banks and financial institutions	1 per 150 sf of floor area
Barber and beauty shop	2 plus 1.5 per chair
Bed and breakfast establishment	1 space per room for transient guests in addition to spaces required for single-family dwellings.
Bed and breakfast inn	1 space per room for transient guests in addition to spaces required for single-family dwellings.
Bowling alleys	5 per lane in addition to spaces required for restaurant facilities
Cultural facility	1 per 1,000 sf of floor area
Day care center	1 space per 5 children
Fuel sales establishment	1 per employee
Funeral home	1 per 50 sf of floor area
Golf courses	4 per hole in addition to spaces required for restaurant or bar
Health care facilities, out-patients	1 per 100 sf of floor area
Hotels	1.2 per room in addition to spaces required for restaurant
Indoor recreation facility	.35 times the seating capacity
Laundromats	.33 per machine
Mobile home park	2 per mobile home and 1 per 300 sf for offices
Nursing home	1 per employee (2 x maximum number of employees per shift) and 1 per 3 residents
Public buildings	.35 times the seating capacity
Recreation facility	.35 times the seating capacity
Religious institutions	.35 times the seating capacity
Residence, single-family	2 per dwelling unit
Residence, multiple-family	2 per dwelling unit
Restaurants with or without drive-through	1.2 per 100 sf of floor area
Retail sales establishment - furniture, appliance, carpet sales	1 per 500 sf of floor area
Rooming house including sororities, fraternities, dormitories	1 per resident
Taverns	1.2 per 100 sf of floor area
Theaters	.35 times the seating capacity
Vehicle body shop	1 space-per bay and 1 per employee
Vehicle repair garage	1 per employee, plus 2 per lift
Warehouses	1 per employee

(2) For uses not specifically listed above, the requirements listed below are applicable.

Use	Spaces Required
Office building	1 per 300 sf of floor area
Other commercial and industrial uses	1 per employee
Retail food establishment	1 per 200 sf of floor area and outdoor sales space
Retail sales establishment	1 per 200 sf of floor area and outdoor sales space

(B) With the exception of residential housing of four units or less, the following shall also apply:

(3) The use of any required parking space for the storage of any motor vehicle for sale, or for any other purpose other than the parking of motor vehicles is prohibited.

(4) All required parking spaces shall be clearly defined by use of a car wheel or bumper stops, and/or painted lines.

(5) No off-street parking shall be constructed or altered until approval has been issued by the city’s Planning Commission under site plan review.

(6) Handicap parking spaces shall be provided in accordance with the applicable Building Code and shall be provided in sufficient number.

(C) For a use not specifically identified in this subchapter, the off-street parking facilities shall be in accordance with a use which the Zoning Administrator considers as similar in type.

(D) The following minimum design standards shall be observed in laying out off-street parking facilities.

Parking Angle	Stall Width	Aisle Width	Parking Stall Length	Curb to Curb
0 to 15	9 ft.	12 ft.	23 ft.	30 ft.
16 to 37	9 ft.	11 ft.	19 ft.	47 ft.
38 to 57	9 ft.	13 ft.	19 ft.	54 ft.
58 to 74	9 ft.	18 ft.	19 ft.	61 ft.
75 to 90	9 ft.	24 ft.	19 ft.	63 ft.
Note: Minimum aisle width is 24 feet for two-way traffic.

(Ord. passed 7-14-2011; Ord. passed 5-9-2024)

§ 156.999 PENALTY.

(B) In addition to the penalty provided for in division (A) above, any violation of this chapter is hereby declared to be a public nuisance which may be enjoined.

(Prior Code, § 1262.99)

Negaunee City Zoning Code

OFF-STREET PARKING

REQUIREMENTS

§ 156.200 PARKING MINIMUM ADJUSTMENTS.

Parking minimums may be adjusted by the Planning Commission if the requestor can show the minimum is not needed.

(Ord. passed 7-14-2011)

§ 156.201 OFF-STREET PARKING REQUIREMENTS.

Use	Spaces Required
Accessory dwelling unit	1 space per ADU
Adult foster care/large group home	1 per employee (1 x maximum number of employees per shift) and 1 per 3 residents
Assisted living facility	1 per rentable unit plus 1 x the maximum number of employees per shift
Automobile sales or showrooms, new or used	1.5 per employee
Banks and financial institutions	1 per 150 sf of floor area
Barber and beauty shop	2 plus 1.5 per chair
Bed and breakfast establishment	1 space per room for transient guests in addition to spaces required for single-family dwellings.
Bed and breakfast inn	1 space per room for transient guests in addition to spaces required for single-family dwellings.
Bowling alleys	5 per lane in addition to spaces required for restaurant facilities
Cultural facility	1 per 1,000 sf of floor area
Day care center	1 space per 5 children
Fuel sales establishment	1 per employee
Funeral home	1 per 50 sf of floor area
Golf courses	4 per hole in addition to spaces required for restaurant or bar
Health care facilities, out-patients	1 per 100 sf of floor area
Hotels	1.2 per room in addition to spaces required for restaurant
Indoor recreation facility	.35 times the seating capacity
Laundromats	.33 per machine
Mobile home park	2 per mobile home and 1 per 300 sf for offices
Nursing home	1 per employee (2 x maximum number of employees per shift) and 1 per 3 residents
Public buildings	.35 times the seating capacity
Recreation facility	.35 times the seating capacity
Religious institutions	.35 times the seating capacity
Residence, single-family	2 per dwelling unit
Residence, multiple-family	2 per dwelling unit
Restaurants with or without drive-through	1.2 per 100 sf of floor area
Retail sales establishment - furniture, appliance, carpet sales	1 per 500 sf of floor area
Rooming house including sororities, fraternities, dormitories	1 per resident
Taverns	1.2 per 100 sf of floor area
Theaters	.35 times the seating capacity
Vehicle body shop	1 space-per bay and 1 per employee
Vehicle repair garage	1 per employee, plus 2 per lift
Warehouses	1 per employee

(2) For uses not specifically listed above, the requirements listed below are applicable.

Use	Spaces Required
Office building	1 per 300 sf of floor area
Other commercial and industrial uses	1 per employee
Retail food establishment	1 per 200 sf of floor area and outdoor sales space
Retail sales establishment	1 per 200 sf of floor area and outdoor sales space

(B) With the exception of residential housing of four units or less, the following shall also apply:

(3) The use of any required parking space for the storage of any motor vehicle for sale, or for any other purpose other than the parking of motor vehicles is prohibited.

(4) All required parking spaces shall be clearly defined by use of a car wheel or bumper stops, and/or painted lines.

(5) No off-street parking shall be constructed or altered until approval has been issued by the city’s Planning Commission under site plan review.

(6) Handicap parking spaces shall be provided in accordance with the applicable Building Code and shall be provided in sufficient number.

(C) For a use not specifically identified in this subchapter, the off-street parking facilities shall be in accordance with a use which the Zoning Administrator considers as similar in type.

(D) The following minimum design standards shall be observed in laying out off-street parking facilities.

Parking Angle	Stall Width	Aisle Width	Parking Stall Length	Curb to Curb
0 to 15	9 ft.	12 ft.	23 ft.	30 ft.
16 to 37	9 ft.	11 ft.	19 ft.	47 ft.
38 to 57	9 ft.	13 ft.	19 ft.	54 ft.
58 to 74	9 ft.	18 ft.	19 ft.	61 ft.
75 to 90	9 ft.	24 ft.	19 ft.	63 ft.
Note: Minimum aisle width is 24 feet for two-way traffic.

(Ord. passed 7-14-2011; Ord. passed 5-9-2024)

§ 156.999 PENALTY.

(B) In addition to the penalty provided for in division (A) above, any violation of this chapter is hereby declared to be a public nuisance which may be enjoined.

(Prior Code, § 1262.99)