Sky Valley City Zoning Code
Sec. 604
Minimum number of parking spaces required.
On each lot where a building, structure, or use exists, hard surfaced and maintained off-street parking shall be provided according to Table 1. In the interests of reducing impacts and minimizing impervious surfaces at Sky Valley, shared/joint/mixed or consecutive parking to reduce the number of parking spaces is encouraged. No existing facility used for off-street parking shall be reduced in capacity to less than the minimum required number of spaces, or altered in design or function to less than the minimum standards.
| Table 1. Minimum Number of Off-Street Parking Spaces Required | |
|---|---|
| Use Example | Parking Spaces Required (Per Gross Floor Area Devoted to the Use, or Per Employee on Largest Shift, Except as Otherwise Specified) |
| Commercial Uses | |
| Art gallery | One per 400 square feet |
| Bank, credit union, savings and loan | One per 300 square feet (also see stacking requirements for drive-through facilities) |
| Barbershop or beauty parlor | One and one-half per operator's chair, plus one per employee |
| Bed and breakfast inn | Two for the owner-operator plus one per guest bedroom |
| Conference center and retreat centers | One per 200 square feet if primary use, or one per 400 square feet if accessory use |
| Convenience store | One per 250 square feet plus one per employee |
| Home furnishing store | One per 1,000 square feet plus one per employee |
| Grocery or food store | One per 200 square feet |
| Health Spa or fitness club | Ten plus one per each 200 square feet over 1,000 square feet |
| Hotel | ¾ per guest room, plus one per employee, plus one per specified requirements for restaurants and meeting rooms as applicable |
| Nursery or greenhouse | One per 1000 square feet devoted to sales |
| Office | One per 300 square feet |
| Restaurant, bar, or tavern | One per Table |
| Shopping center | Four and one-half spaces per 1000 square feet |
| Theater, cinema | One per three fixed seats |
| Institutional Uses | |
| Church, temple, synagogue and place of worship | One per four seats in room with greatest seating capacity |
| Day care center | One per employee, plus one per five children, plus one space for each vehicle associated with facility |
| Government office | One per 300 square feet |
| Hospital or clinic | One per four beds, plus one per two employees |
| Library or museum | One per 300 square feet |
| Post office | One per 200 square feet |
| Residential Uses | |
| Multifamily, duplex | Three per unit |
| Multifamily, triplex | Four per unit |
| Multifamily, more than 3 units per structure | One and one half spaces per unit |
| Single-family detached or attached | Two per unit if under 2,500 s.f;Three per unit if 2,500—4,000 s.f.;Four per unit if over 4,000 s.f. |
| Employee housing/staff accommodations | One space for each bedroom |
| Recreational Uses | |
| Active recreational facilities, such as tennis courts and pools, as principal uses | One per 400 square feet of gross floor area. Plus one and one-half per hole for golf course, three per tennis or racquetball court, and one per 100 square feet of surface water area for swimming pools |
| Active recreational facilities, such as tennis courts and pools, as accessory to one or more permitted uses (e.g. subdivision amenity) | One per 600 square feet of gross floor area. Plus three per tennis racquetball court, and one per 150 square feet of surface water area for swimming pools |
| Community center | One per 250 square feet |
| Country clubs, including golf courses and clubhouses including restaurants and golf pro shops as accessory uses | One per 400 square feet of gross floor area. Plus one and one-half per hole for golf course, two per tennis court, and one per 100 square feet of surface for swimming pools |
| Golf course | Three per hole |
| Golf driving range, principal use | One for every tee |