West Palm Beach City Zoning Code
ARTICLE XV
- PARKING
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Cross reference— Stopping, standing and parking, § 86-221 et seq.
Sec. 94-481. - Scope, purpose and intent.
a.
Scope. Provisions of this article shall apply in all zoning districts.
b.
Purpose and intent. The intent of this article is to ensure adequate and appropriately located off-street parking and loading, to avoid undue congestion on streets, to avoid unnecessary conflicts between vehicles and pedestrians, to preserve and enhance pedestrian activity areas within the city, and to facilitate vehicular access from public rights-of-way to off-street parking facilities.
c.
Parking and loading facilities required. A certificate of occupancy shall not be issued for any structure or use unless required parking spaces and loading facilities are provided.
d.
Change of use. Any change in use of an existing structure or property will not require an increase in the number of parking or loading spaces, with the exception of a change in use from one of the following uses:
- 1.Warehousing facilities for families and small businesses approved or established after the effective date of Ordinance No. 4081-07;
- 2.Furniture stores or showrooms.
If a portion or all of a structure or property is changed from a use in subsection (d)(1) or (d)(2) to a use requiring a greater number of off-street parking spaces, then additional parking shall be provided for the new use in accordance with this article.
e.
Expansion of existing structures. Any expansion, alteration, or improvement which increases the gross square footage or area of an existing structure shall be accompanied by any corresponding increase in the number of parking or loading spaces necessary for the expansion to conform to the requirements of this article.
f.
Senior and disabled housing parking requirement reduction. Multi-family housing projects that are (1) provided under any city, state or federal program specifically designed and operated to assist senior or disabled persons (as defined by such program); or (2) intended for, and occupied by, persons 55 years of age or older; or (3) intended for and occupied by persons with developmental or physical disabilities, may be eligible for a waiver of up to 50 percent of required parking, as provided in this subsection. The city reserves the right to modify the waiver granted to increase the parking requirements if the reduced parking results in a negative impact on the health, welfare or safety of the community.
- 1.To be eligible for the senior housing waiver each of the following criteria must be met:
- a.At least 80 percent of the units must have at least one occupant who is 55 years of age or older;
- b.The facility or community must publish and adhere to policies and procedures that demonstrate the intent to operate as "55 or older" housing;
- c.The facility or community must comply with HUD's regulatory requirements for age verification of residents;
- d.The facility or community must be within one-half mile of public transit or the community must provide transportation for residents;
- e.The developer must submit a separate application to the city to obtain verification that the project is eligible for a waiver as senior housing under the controlling federal, state or local requirements. Such applications must be approved by both the housing and community development director and the development services director.
- 2.To be eligible for the disabled housing waiver the following criteria must be met:
- a.At least 80 percent of the units must have at least one occupant who has a developmental or physical disability that is covered by supplemental security income (SSI), social security disability, veterans disability benefits or other state or federal program that verifies developmental or physical disability;
- b.The facility or community must adhere to policies and procedures that demonstrate the intent to operate as a housing project serving the disabled;
- c.The facility or community must be within one-half mile of public transit or the community must provide transportation for residents
- d.The developer must submit a separate application to the city to obtain verification that the project is eligible for a waiver as housing for the disabled under the controlling federal, state or local requirements. Such applications must be approved by both the housing and community development director and the development services director.
- 3.Restrictive covenant. If the waiver is granted, a covenant that restricts the use of the property to serving persons who are 55 years or older, or persons who are disabled, for a period of not less than 15 years shall be executed and recorded in the public records of Palm Beach County. The restrictive covenant shall run with the land and shall be binding upon the successors and assigns of the developer and upon all owners, mortgagees, lessees and others having interest in the property. The city reserves the right to require a use restriction of more than 15 years based on the extent of the waiver granted.
(Code 1979, § 33-170; Ord. No. 4081-07, § 3, 10-22-2007; Ord. No. 4307-10, § 2, 11-15-2010; Ord. No. 4758-17, § 4, 1-29-2018)
Sec. 94-482. - Parking requirements for less than three residential dwelling units.
a.
Location and surface. Required off-street parking spaces for less than three residential dwelling units shall be provided on the property on which the units are located. Required parking may be located in a front yard; however, the lesser of 1,000 square feet or 75 percent of the front yard area shall be landscaped with living plant material (such as grass, ground cover, shrubs, hedges, vines or trees).
Notwithstanding the preceding paragraph, locations where off-street parking spaces, driveways, patios and/or walkways in the front yard exclusively consist of a permeable paver system, 60 percent of the front yard area shall be landscaped with living plant material (such as grass, ground cover, shrubs, hedges, vines or trees).
Parking areas located in the front yard shall be surfaced with a nondusting surface in compliance with subsection 94-485(e). It shall be a violation of this chapter to park on any unpaved areas as described in this article.
b.
Configuration. Required off-street parking areas shall consist of a parking bay, stall, driveway, garage, or combination thereof. Refer to subsection 94-312(1)b.3 for access point requirements.
c.
Retention of required off-street parking spaces. Required off-street parking spaces shall not be replaced by any other on-site facility unless equal parking facilities are provided elsewhere. Off-street parking spaces existing on the effective date of the ordinance from which this article is derived shall not be reduced to an amount less than required.
d.
Setback from property lines; repair and replacement.
- 1.
- 2.Expansions to existing off-street parking spaces and driveways within a front yard or a corner side yard shall be set back a minimum of five feet from a front and/or corner side property line and three feet from a side or rear property line, except for that portion of the driveway adjoining the apron.
- 3.Existing off-street parking spaces and driveways which are not set back a minimum of five feet from a front or corner side property line and three feet from a side or rear property line may be repaired as part of normal maintenance.
- 4.Existing off-street parking spaces and driveways which are not set back a minimum of five feet from a front and/or corner side property line and three feet from a side or rear property line may be replaced in the exact location or with a greater setback than currently exists.
- 5.For circular driveways the interior arc may be an irregular shape, but shall have a minimum radius of five feet, as depicted in Figure XV-1. The interior arc shall be landscaped with living plant material.
FIGURE XV-1
(Code 1979, § 33-171; Ord. No. 4370-11, § 4, 10-3-2011; Ord. No. 4660-16, § 11, 12-5-2016; Ord. No. 4758-17, § 4, 1-29-2018)
Sec. 94-483. - Parking and loading requirements for multifamily and nonresidential uses.
a.
Site plan review for off-site parking facilities. No off-site parking facilities shall be constructed unless a site plan has been reviewed and approved in accordance with the provisions of ARTICLE II of this chapter.
b.
Retention of required parking and loading spaces. Required off-street parking and loading spaces shall not be replaced by any other uses unless equal parking and loading facilities are provided elsewhere. Off-street parking and loading spaces, existing at the effective date of the ordinance from which this article is derived, in connection with the operation of an existing building or use, shall not be reduced to an amount less than required for a similar new building or new use of the same type.
c.
Collective provision of parking and loading spaces. Two or more buildings or uses on adjacent lots collectively may provide required off-street parking and loading facilities. In such cases, the required number of parking and loading spaces shall not be less than the sum of the requirements for the individual uses computed separately.
(Code 1979, § 33-172)
Sec. 94-484. - Shared parking requirements.
a.
Intent. The intent of this section is to permit a reduction in the total number of required parking spaces when property is occupied by two or more uses which typically do not experience peak parking demands at the same time.
b.
Calculation of shared parking requirements. Notwithstanding the provisions of subsection 94-481(c), when any land or building is used for two or more distinguishable purposes as listed in this section, the minimum total number of required parking spaces shall be determined by the following procedure:
- 1.
- 2.Add the resulting sum for each of the five vertical columns for the table.
- 3.The minimum parking requirement is given by the highest sum resulting from subsection (b)(2) of this section.
- 4.Limitations.
- a.Parking spaces which are reserved for use by specified individuals or classes of individuals shall not be counted toward meeting parking requirements.
- b.The provisions in this section shall not result in a reduction of more than 25 percent from the requirements which would apply in the absence of this section.
TABLE XV-1:
CALCULATION OF SHARED PARKING REQUIREMENTSUSES WEEKDAYS
WEEKEND NIGHT
MIDNIGHT
6:00 A.M.
(PERCENT)DAY
9:00 A.M.
4:00 P.M.
(PERCENT)EVE.
6:00 P.M.
MIDNIGHT
(PERCENT)DAY
9:00 A.M.
6:00 P.M.
(PERCENT)EVE.
6:00 P.M.
4:00 A.M.
(PERCENT)Residential 100 60 90 80 90 Office/Industrial 5 100 10 10 5 Comm./Retail (nonoffice) 5 90 70 100 70 Hotel (city center) 80 80 100 80 100 Hotel (noncity center) 70 70 100 70 100 Restaurant 10 50 100 50 100 Ent./Recr. (theatres, bowling alleys, etc.) 10 40 100 80 100 Movie theatres 10 40 85 80 100 All others 100 100 100 100 100 TABLE XV-1:
CALCULATION OF SHARED PARKING REQUIREMENTSUSES WEEKDAYS
WEEKEND NIGHT
MIDNIGHT
6:00 A.M.
(PERCENT)DAY
9:00 A.M.
4:00 P.M.
(PERCENT)EVE.
6:00 P.M.
MIDNIGHT
(PERCENT)DAY
9:00 A.M.
6:00 P.M.
(PERCENT)EVE.
6:00 P.M.
4:00 A.M.
(PERCENT)Residential 100 60 90 80 90 Office/Industrial 5 100 10 10 5 Comm./Retail (nonoffice) 5 90 70 100 70 Hotel (city center) 80 80 100 80 100 Hotel (noncity center) 70 70 100 70 100 Restaurant 10 50 100 50 100 Ent./Recr. (theatres, bowling alleys, etc.) 10 40 100 80 100 Movie theatres 10 40 85 80 100 All others 100 100 100 100 100 TABLE XV-1:
CALCULATION OF SHARED PARKING REQUIREMENTSUSES WEEKDAYS
WEEKEND NIGHT
MIDNIGHT
6:00 A.M.
(PERCENT)DAY
9:00 A.M.
4:00 P.M.
(PERCENT)EVE.
6:00 P.M.
MIDNIGHT
(PERCENT)DAY
9:00 A.M.
6:00 P.M.
(PERCENT)EVE.
6:00 P.M.
4:00 A.M.
(PERCENT)Residential 100 60 90 80 90 Office/Industrial 5 100 10 10 5 Comm./Retail (nonoffice) 5 90 70 100 70 Hotel (city center) 80 80 100 80 100 Hotel (noncity center) 70 70 100 70 100 Restaurant 10 50 100 50 100 Ent./Recr. (theatres, bowling alleys, etc.) 10 40 100 80 100 Movie theatres 10 40 85 80 100 All others 100 100 100 100 100 TABLE XV-1:
CALCULATION OF SHARED PARKING REQUIREMENTSUSES WEEKDAYS
WEEKEND NIGHT
MIDNIGHT
6:00 A.M.
(PERCENT)DAY
9:00 A.M.
4:00 P.M.
(PERCENT)EVE.
6:00 P.M.
MIDNIGHT
(PERCENT)DAY
9:00 A.M.
6:00 P.M.
(PERCENT)EVE.
6:00 P.M.
4:00 A.M.
(PERCENT)Residential 100 60 90 80 90 Office/Industrial 5 100 10 10 5 Comm./Retail (nonoffice) 5 90 70 100 70 Hotel (city center) 80 80 100 80 100 Hotel (noncity center) 70 70 100 70 100 Restaurant 10 50 100 50 100 Ent./Recr. (theatres, bowling alleys, etc.) 10 40 100 80 100 Movie theatres 10 40 85 80 100 All others 100 100 100 100 100
(Code 1979, § 33-173)
Sec. 94-485. - General provisions.
a.
Restriction on use of parking and loading areas. The storage of merchandise, materials or motor vehicles, or the repair of motor vehicles or any other equipment is prohibited in all off-street and loading facilities.
b.
Location of parking and loading spaces. Required off-street parking and loading spaces for multiple family developments of three units or more (on one property), mixed-use projects and nonresidential structures shall be located on the same property on which the use or structure exists unless compliant with the following:
- 1.Required parking may be located off-street on property meeting the following requirements:
- a.Located within 300 feet of the subject property;
- b.Located in the same or less restrictive zoning district;
- c.Located in a district where such facilities are permitted;
- d.Permitted subject to approval of a special use permit;
- e.Parking shall be paved and marked in accordance with the appropriate city code requirements.
- 2.On-street parking directly and wholly abutting the subject property may be counted towards the parking requirement, provided that:
- a.
- b.Such spaces shall be publicly accessible and cannot be reserved or restricted by the owner or tenants of the property;
- c.
In the event the city, county or state removes the spaces at any time for a public purpose, the property shall be considered lawfully nonconforming with respect to parking.
c.
Ownership of parking and loading spaces. The title of all property on which required parking and loading is provided shall be unified with the title of all property on which the uses served are located. Deed restrictions and other documents which provide for title unification shall be recorded with the county clerk of the circuit court prior to consideration of a site plan. Notwithstanding the provisions of this section, required parking for any structure or use may be located on property obtained on a lease, rental, or similar contractual basis when the city is a third part to such agreement. Contractual agreements of this nature must be approved by the city commission following action by the zoning board of appeals and prior to the issuance of any building permit or certificate of occupancy. If required parking is obtained in this manner, sufficient numbers of spaces shall be maintained at all times. If required parking is obtained on a contractual, non-unity of title basis, deed restrictions, or other documents which limit the use of property to the provision parking shall be recorded with the clerk of the circuit court, approved by the city attorney, and filed with the planning department prior to consideration of a site plan. Deed restrictions of this nature shall expire only after 25 years or upon the termination of the use requiring the provision of parking. Parking provided on a non-unity of title basis shall be a Class B special use and require approval by the zoning board of appeals. Required documents shall be recorded with the clerk of the circuit court prior to issuance of any building permit.
d.
Entrances and exits to parking and loading facilities. Entrances and exits to parking and loading spaces shall be located on one or the other:
- 1.Land in the same zoning district as the use served;
- 2.Land in a less restrictive zoning district.
For the purposes of this section, the zoning district listed first on the following list shall be considered the least restrictive than the one preceding it:
| DESIGNATION | DISTRICT TITLE |
|---|---|
| I | Industrial |
| CC2 | City Center Lakefront |
| GC | General Commercial |
| OC | Office Commercial |
| NC | Neighborhood Commercial |
| MF32 | Multifamily High Density Residential District |
| MF20 | Multifamily Low Density Residential District |
| MF14 | Multifamily Low Density Residential District |
| SF14 | Single-family Small Lot High Density Residential District |
| SF11 | Single-family High Density Residential District |
| SF7 | Single-family Low Density Residential District |
| SF5 | Single-family Medium Density-5 Residential District |
| SF3 | Single-family Low Density-3 Residential District |
| DESIGNATION | DISTRICT TITLE |
|---|---|
| I | Industrial |
| CC2 | City Center Lakefront |
| GC | General Commercial |
| OC | Office Commercial |
| NC | Neighborhood Commercial |
| MF32 | Multifamily High Density Residential District |
| MF20 | Multifamily Low Density Residential District |
| MF14 | Multifamily Low Density Residential District |
| SF14 | Single-family Small Lot High Density Residential District |
| SF11 | Single-family High Density Residential District |
| SF7 | Single-family Low Density Residential District |
| SF5 | Single-family Medium Density-5 Residential District |
| SF3 | Single-family Low Density-3 Residential District |
| DESIGNATION | DISTRICT TITLE |
|---|---|
| I | Industrial |
| CC2 | City Center Lakefront |
| GC | General Commercial |
| OC | Office Commercial |
| NC | Neighborhood Commercial |
| MF32 | Multifamily High Density Residential District |
| MF20 | Multifamily Low Density Residential District |
| MF14 | Multifamily Low Density Residential District |
| SF14 | Single-family Small Lot High Density Residential District |
| SF11 | Single-family High Density Residential District |
| SF7 | Single-family Low Density Residential District |
| SF5 | Single-family Medium Density-5 Residential District |
| SF3 | Single-family Low Density-3 Residential District |
| DESIGNATION | DISTRICT TITLE |
|---|---|
| I | Industrial |
| CC2 | City Center Lakefront |
| GC | General Commercial |
| OC | Office Commercial |
| NC | Neighborhood Commercial |
| MF32 | Multifamily High Density Residential District |
| MF20 | Multifamily Low Density Residential District |
| MF14 | Multifamily Low Density Residential District |
| SF14 | Single-family Small Lot High Density Residential District |
| SF11 | Single-family High Density Residential District |
| SF7 | Single-family Low Density Residential District |
| SF5 | Single-family Medium Density-5 Residential District |
| SF3 | Single-family Low Density-3 Residential District |
- e.Surfacing of parking and loading spaces. Prior to issuance of a certificate of occupancy, all parking and loading spaces, access drives, and maneuvering lanes shall be paved with a nondusting surface in compliance with standards specified by the city. The planning director, in coordination with the city's engineers, may approve types of paving not specified upon a finding that such other types are equivalent in appearance and durability. Parking surfaces shall be maintained free of all weeds, grass, dust, and accumulated trash.
- f.Storm drainage for parking and loading spaces. Off-street parking and loading spaces shall be provided with drainage systems adequately designed and maintained as required by the following:
- 1.To prevent the accumulation of water from normal rainfall; and
- 2.To prevent the runoff of rainfall onto neighborhood property at rates greater than would result if the site were undeveloped. Drainage systems shall be designed in accordance with standards prescribed by the city engineering department.
- g.Traffic control aids. Traffic control signs and pavement markings shall be used as necessary to ensure safe and efficient traffic operations within all parking and loading areas. Required off-street parking spaces shall be delineated by four inch white double striped lines. Curbs, wheel-stops, or bollards shall be installed to protect landscaped areas, pedestrian area, buildings, and property lines. All signs shall comply with the Manual of Uniform Traffic Control Devices Federal Highway Administration, United States Department of Transportation, 1978, as adopted by the state department of transportation, as revised.
- h.Required number of spaces when fractional space computed. When calculations determining the number of required parking spaces result in the requirements of a fractional space, any fraction up to and including one-half shall be disregarded and fractions over one-half shall require one parking space.
- i.Developer's option to pay into city's parking trust fund in lieu of providing required parking spaces. Proposed developments within the CC-2 districts may accommodate their required parking by making payment for each required parking space into the downtown parking trust fund. The fee per parking space is based upon the current construction cost of structured parking, as determined by the city parking administrator, and paid at the time of building permit application. Payment-in-lieu does not provide a parking space for the development in any city facility.
- j.Configuration of parking and loading ingress and egress. Ingress to and egress from parking and loading spaces shall be provided in either of the following ways:
- 1.Ingress and egress from parking and loading spaces shall be provided by means of clearly defined drives which lead from public rights-of-way to clearly defined maneuvering lanes which in turn provide access to individual parking or loading spaces. Configurations which require backing directly onto a street, excluding alleys, from a parking or loading space for more than two residential units and all nonresidential uses shall be prohibited in all residential and nonresidential zoning districts. There shall be a minimum of ten feet separation between all access drives. The separation shall be measured along the curbline.
- 2.Ingress and egress from parking stalls shall be provided directly from public alleys. If existing alley width does not comply with minimum aisle requirements, additional parking space aisle or setbacks shall be required as indicated in Figure XV-2.
FIGURE XV-2: | ||||||||||
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| A | B | C | D | E | F | G | ||||
| PARKING ANGLE | STALL WIDTH | STALL DEPTH | AISLE WIDTH | CURB LENGTH | HALF BAY | FULL BAY | ||||
| 0 ST* | 8'6" | 8'6" | 12'0" | 22' | 20'6" | 29'0" | ||||
| 0 SM | 8'0" | 8'0" | 12'0" | 20' | 20'0" | 28'0" | ||||
| 30 ST | 8'6" | 16'4" | 12'0" | 17'0" | 28'4" | 44'8" | ||||
| 30 SM | 8'0" | 14'11" | 12'0" | 16'0" | 26'11" | 41'10" | ||||
| 40 ST | 8'6" | 18'1" | 12'0" | 13'3" | 30'1" | 48'2" | ||||
| 40 SM | 8'0" | 16'5" | 12'0" | 12'5" | 28'5" | 44'10" | ||||
| 45 ST | 8'6" | 18'9" | 13'0" | 12'0" | 31'9" | 50'6" | ||||
| 45 SM | 8'0" | 17'0" | 13'0" | 11'4" | 30'0" | 47'0" | ||||
| 50 ST | 8'6" | 19'3" | 15'0" | 11'1" | 34'3" | 53'6" | ||||
| 50 SM | 8'0" | 17'5" | 15'0" | 10'5" | 32'5" | 49'10" | ||||
| 60 ST | 8'6" | 19'10" | 18'0" | 9'10" | 37'10" | 57'8" | ||||
| 60 SM | 8'0" | 17'10" | 18'0" | 9'3" | 35'10" | 53'8" | ||||
| 70 ST | 8'6" | 19'10" | 20'4" | 9'0" | 40'2" | 60'0" | ||||
| 70 SM | 8'0" | 17'9" | 20'4" | 8'6" | 38'1" | 55'10" | ||||
| 75 ST | 8'6" | 19'7" | 20'10" | 8'10" | 40'5" | 60'0" | ||||
| 75 SM | 8'0" | 17'6" | 20'10" | 8'3" | 38'4" | 55'10" | ||||
| 80 ST | 8'6" | 19'2" | 21'8" | 8'8" | 40'10" | 60'0" | ||||
| 80 SM | 8'0" | 17'2" | 21'8" | 8'1" | 38'10" | 56'0" | ||||
| 90 ST | 8'6" | 18'0" | 24'0" | 8'6" | 42'0" | 60'0" | ||||
| 90 SM | 8'0" | 16'0" | 24'0" | 8'0" | 40'0" | 56'0" | ||||
| NOTES: | ||||||||||
*ST is standard; SM is small.
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FIGURE XV-2: | ||||||||||
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| A | B | C | D | E | F | G | ||||
| PARKING ANGLE | STALL WIDTH | STALL DEPTH | AISLE WIDTH | CURB LENGTH | HALF BAY | FULL BAY | ||||
| 0 ST* | 8'6" | 8'6" | 12'0" | 22' | 20'6" | 29'0" | ||||
| 0 SM | 8'0" | 8'0" | 12'0" | 20' | 20'0" | 28'0" | ||||
| 30 ST | 8'6" | 16'4" | 12'0" | 17'0" | 28'4" | 44'8" | ||||
| 30 SM | 8'0" | 14'11" | 12'0" | 16'0" | 26'11" | 41'10" | ||||
| 40 ST | 8'6" | 18'1" | 12'0" | 13'3" | 30'1" | 48'2" | ||||
| 40 SM | 8'0" | 16'5" | 12'0" | 12'5" | 28'5" | 44'10" | ||||
| 45 ST | 8'6" | 18'9" | 13'0" | 12'0" | 31'9" | 50'6" | ||||
| 45 SM | 8'0" | 17'0" | 13'0" | 11'4" | 30'0" | 47'0" | ||||
| 50 ST | 8'6" | 19'3" | 15'0" | 11'1" | 34'3" | 53'6" | ||||
| 50 SM | 8'0" | 17'5" | 15'0" | 10'5" | 32'5" | 49'10" | ||||
| 60 ST | 8'6" | 19'10" | 18'0" | 9'10" | 37'10" | 57'8" | ||||
| 60 SM | 8'0" | 17'10" | 18'0" | 9'3" | 35'10" | 53'8" | ||||
| 70 ST | 8'6" | 19'10" | 20'4" | 9'0" | 40'2" | 60'0" | ||||
| 70 SM | 8'0" | 17'9" | 20'4" | 8'6" | 38'1" | 55'10" | ||||
| 75 ST | 8'6" | 19'7" | 20'10" | 8'10" | 40'5" | 60'0" | ||||
| 75 SM | 8'0" | 17'6" | 20'10" | 8'3" | 38'4" | 55'10" | ||||
| 80 ST | 8'6" | 19'2" | 21'8" | 8'8" | 40'10" | 60'0" | ||||
| 80 SM | 8'0" | 17'2" | 21'8" | 8'1" | 38'10" | 56'0" | ||||
| 90 ST | 8'6" | 18'0" | 24'0" | 8'6" | 42'0" | 60'0" | ||||
| 90 SM | 8'0" | 16'0" | 24'0" | 8'0" | 40'0" | 56'0" | ||||
| NOTES: | ||||||||||
*ST is standard; SM is small.
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FIGURE XV-2: | ||||||||||
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| A | B | C | D | E | F | G | ||||
| PARKING ANGLE | STALL WIDTH | STALL DEPTH | AISLE WIDTH | CURB LENGTH | HALF BAY | FULL BAY | ||||
| 0 ST* | 8'6" | 8'6" | 12'0" | 22' | 20'6" | 29'0" | ||||
| 0 SM | 8'0" | 8'0" | 12'0" | 20' | 20'0" | 28'0" | ||||
| 30 ST | 8'6" | 16'4" | 12'0" | 17'0" | 28'4" | 44'8" | ||||
| 30 SM | 8'0" | 14'11" | 12'0" | 16'0" | 26'11" | 41'10" | ||||
| 40 ST | 8'6" | 18'1" | 12'0" | 13'3" | 30'1" | 48'2" | ||||
| 40 SM | 8'0" | 16'5" | 12'0" | 12'5" | 28'5" | 44'10" | ||||
| 45 ST | 8'6" | 18'9" | 13'0" | 12'0" | 31'9" | 50'6" | ||||
| 45 SM | 8'0" | 17'0" | 13'0" | 11'4" | 30'0" | 47'0" | ||||
| 50 ST | 8'6" | 19'3" | 15'0" | 11'1" | 34'3" | 53'6" | ||||
| 50 SM | 8'0" | 17'5" | 15'0" | 10'5" | 32'5" | 49'10" | ||||
| 60 ST | 8'6" | 19'10" | 18'0" | 9'10" | 37'10" | 57'8" | ||||
| 60 SM | 8'0" | 17'10" | 18'0" | 9'3" | 35'10" | 53'8" | ||||
| 70 ST | 8'6" | 19'10" | 20'4" | 9'0" | 40'2" | 60'0" | ||||
| 70 SM | 8'0" | 17'9" | 20'4" | 8'6" | 38'1" | 55'10" | ||||
| 75 ST | 8'6" | 19'7" | 20'10" | 8'10" | 40'5" | 60'0" | ||||
| 75 SM | 8'0" | 17'6" | 20'10" | 8'3" | 38'4" | 55'10" | ||||
| 80 ST | 8'6" | 19'2" | 21'8" | 8'8" | 40'10" | 60'0" | ||||
| 80 SM | 8'0" | 17'2" | 21'8" | 8'1" | 38'10" | 56'0" | ||||
| 90 ST | 8'6" | 18'0" | 24'0" | 8'6" | 42'0" | 60'0" | ||||
| 90 SM | 8'0" | 16'0" | 24'0" | 8'0" | 40'0" | 56'0" | ||||
| NOTES: | ||||||||||
*ST is standard; SM is small.
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FIGURE XV-2: | ||||||||||
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| PARKING ANGLE | STALL WIDTH | STALL DEPTH | AISLE WIDTH | CURB LENGTH | HALF BAY | FULL BAY | ||||
| 0 ST* | 8'6" | 8'6" | 12'0" | 22' | 20'6" | 29'0" | ||||
| 0 SM | 8'0" | 8'0" | 12'0" | 20' | 20'0" | 28'0" | ||||
| 30 ST | 8'6" | 16'4" | 12'0" | 17'0" | 28'4" | 44'8" | ||||
| 30 SM | 8'0" | 14'11" | 12'0" | 16'0" | 26'11" | 41'10" | ||||
| 40 ST | 8'6" | 18'1" | 12'0" | 13'3" | 30'1" | 48'2" | ||||
| 40 SM | 8'0" | 16'5" | 12'0" | 12'5" | 28'5" | 44'10" | ||||
| 45 ST | 8'6" | 18'9" | 13'0" | 12'0" | 31'9" | 50'6" | ||||
| 45 SM | 8'0" | 17'0" | 13'0" | 11'4" | 30'0" | 47'0" | ||||
| 50 ST | 8'6" | 19'3" | 15'0" | 11'1" | 34'3" | 53'6" | ||||
| 50 SM | 8'0" | 17'5" | 15'0" | 10'5" | 32'5" | 49'10" | ||||
| 60 ST | 8'6" | 19'10" | 18'0" | 9'10" | 37'10" | 57'8" | ||||
| 60 SM | 8'0" | 17'10" | 18'0" | 9'3" | 35'10" | 53'8" | ||||
| 70 ST | 8'6" | 19'10" | 20'4" | 9'0" | 40'2" | 60'0" | ||||
| 70 SM | 8'0" | 17'9" | 20'4" | 8'6" | 38'1" | 55'10" | ||||
| 75 ST | 8'6" | 19'7" | 20'10" | 8'10" | 40'5" | 60'0" | ||||
| 75 SM | 8'0" | 17'6" | 20'10" | 8'3" | 38'4" | 55'10" | ||||
| 80 ST | 8'6" | 19'2" | 21'8" | 8'8" | 40'10" | 60'0" | ||||
| 80 SM | 8'0" | 17'2" | 21'8" | 8'1" | 38'10" | 56'0" | ||||
| 90 ST | 8'6" | 18'0" | 24'0" | 8'6" | 42'0" | 60'0" | ||||
| 90 SM | 8'0" | 16'0" | 24'0" | 8'0" | 40'0" | 56'0" | ||||
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*ST is standard; SM is small.
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Dimensions are for one-way direction movement. Two-way direction movement requires a minimum of 24 feet wide regardless of parking angle and dimensions given in Table I of the above.
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- k.Exceptions to general requirements for off-street CC-2 districts parking. In all CC-2 districts, off-street parking requirements for each use may be reduced by ten percent with the exception of hotel and retail uses.
- l.Encroachments. Required off-street parking spaces shall not be encroached upon by electrical or mechanical equipment, pipes, or similar obstructions. Required off-street parking spaces may be encroached upon by structural support columns; however, such encroachments shall not interfere with the normal opening and closing of vehicle doors. Encroachments of this nature shall be reviewed and approved by the city engineer prior to issuance of a building permit.
- m.Vehicular movement. All vehicular movement and maneuvering that may be required to utilize off-street parking facilities shall be retained on-site. Public rights-of-way shall not be utilized to allow or enhance movement or maneuvering except for those uses within the downtown master plan area pursuant to subsection 94-102(w).
- n.Off-street parking dimensions. All parking spaces required by this article shall be at least eight feet six inches in width and 18 feet in length; small car spaces shall be at least eight feet in width and 16 feet in length. Minimum parking space and aisle dimensions are set forth in Figure XV-2.
- 1.Small car space requirements. The number of small car parking spaces shall be provided as required by the following:
- a.If the total parking requirements of any use or structure is less then 20 spaces, no small car spaces are permitted.
- b.If the total parking requirement is 20 to 100 spaces, 25 percent of the spaces may be designated for small car use.
- c.If the total parking requirement is more than 100 spaces, 30 percent of the spaces may be designated for small car use.
- d.All small car parking spaces shall be marked with individual signs stating "Small Cars Only." Small car parking spaces shall have double striping on each side of the space.
- e.Small car spaces, to the extent feasible, shall be concentrated at various locations within a parking structure or lot. Small and standard car spaces shall be distributed equally throughout a parking structure or lot, and the city engineer shall review the design of all proposed parking facilities to ensure that the intent of this section is satisfied.
- 2.Dimensions and layout of parking facilities. Plans for the layout of off-street parking facilities shall be in accordance with the minimum requirements set forth in Figure XV-2. Parking spaces for the disabled shall be provided in accordance with the requirements of applicable state and federal legislation.
- o.Parking spaces for the disabled. Spaces for the disabled shall be provided as set forth in applicable state legislation.
- 1.Number of spaces for the disabled. Disabled parking spaces shall be provided as required by the following:
TABLE XV-3:
REQUIRED PARKING SPACE FOR THE DISABLEDTOTAL NUMBER OF SPACES TOTAL OF DISABLED SPACES REQUIRED Up to 25 1 26 to 50 2 51 to 75 3 76 to 100 4 101 to 150 5 151 to 200 6 201 to 250 7 251 to 300 8 301 to 400 9 401 to 500 2 percent of total 501 to 1,000 20 plus one for each 100 over 1,000 Over 1,000 Source: F.S. § 316.1955. TABLE XV-3:
REQUIRED PARKING SPACE FOR THE DISABLEDTOTAL NUMBER OF SPACES TOTAL OF DISABLED SPACES REQUIRED Up to 25 1 26 to 50 2 51 to 75 3 76 to 100 4 101 to 150 5 151 to 200 6 201 to 250 7 251 to 300 8 301 to 400 9 401 to 500 2 percent of total 501 to 1,000 20 plus one for each 100 over 1,000 Over 1,000 Source: F.S. § 316.1955. TABLE XV-3:
REQUIRED PARKING SPACE FOR THE DISABLEDTOTAL NUMBER OF SPACES TOTAL OF DISABLED SPACES REQUIRED Up to 25 1 26 to 50 2 51 to 75 3 76 to 100 4 101 to 150 5 151 to 200 6 201 to 250 7 251 to 300 8 301 to 400 9 401 to 500 2 percent of total 501 to 1,000 20 plus one for each 100 over 1,000 Over 1,000 Source: F.S. § 316.1955. TABLE XV-3:
REQUIRED PARKING SPACE FOR THE DISABLEDTOTAL NUMBER OF SPACES TOTAL OF DISABLED SPACES REQUIRED Up to 25 1 26 to 50 2 51 to 75 3 76 to 100 4 101 to 150 5 151 to 200 6 201 to 250 7 251 to 300 8 301 to 400 9 401 to 500 2 percent of total 501 to 1,000 20 plus one for each 100 over 1,000 Over 1,000 Source: F.S. § 316.1955.
- 2.Size and location of spaces for the disabled. Parking spaces for the disabled shall be designed as required by the following:
- a.All spaces shall have access to a curb ramp or curb cut, when necessary, to allow entrance to the building served. Spaces shall be located so that users are not compelled to walk or otherwise move behind parked vehicles, excluding other vehicles parked in adjacent parking spaces for the disabled.
- b.Diagonal or perpendicular parking spaces shall be a minimum of 12 feet wide and 18 feet long.
- c.Parallel parking spaces shall be located either at the beginning or end of a block or adjacent to alley entrances. Curbs adjacent to such spaces shall be of a height which will not interfere with the opening and closing of motor vehicle doors.
- d.Each disabled parking space shall be prominently outlined with paint and posted with a permanent sign of color and design approved by the state department of transportation. The sign shall contain the internationally accepted wheelchair symbol and the caption "Parking by Disabled Permit Only."
- p.Loading space requirements. Loading spaces shall be provided as required by the following:
LOADING SPACES REQUIREMENT
USE GROSS FLOOR AREA
(SQUARE FEET)LOADING AND UNLOADING SPACES 10 FEET × 25 FEET 10 FEET × 50 FEET Office Use 0 to 1,000 0 0 1,001 to 99,999 1 0 100,000 to 149,999 0 1 150,000 or more 0 2 Commercial and Industrial Use 0 to 1,000 0 0 1,001 to 19,999 1 0 20,000 to 49,999 0 1 50,000 to 99,999 0 2 100,000 or more 0 3 LOADING SPACES REQUIREMENT
USE GROSS FLOOR AREA
(SQUARE FEET)LOADING AND UNLOADING SPACES 10 FEET × 25 FEET 10 FEET × 50 FEET Office Use 0 to 1,000 0 0 1,001 to 99,999 1 0 100,000 to 149,999 0 1 150,000 or more 0 2 Commercial and Industrial Use 0 to 1,000 0 0 1,001 to 19,999 1 0 20,000 to 49,999 0 1 50,000 to 99,999 0 2 100,000 or more 0 3 LOADING SPACES REQUIREMENT
USE GROSS FLOOR AREA
(SQUARE FEET)LOADING AND UNLOADING SPACES 10 FEET × 25 FEET 10 FEET × 50 FEET Office Use 0 to 1,000 0 0 1,001 to 99,999 1 0 100,000 to 149,999 0 1 150,000 or more 0 2 Commercial and Industrial Use 0 to 1,000 0 0 1,001 to 19,999 1 0 20,000 to 49,999 0 1 50,000 to 99,999 0 2 100,000 or more 0 3 LOADING SPACES REQUIREMENT
USE GROSS FLOOR AREA
(SQUARE FEET)LOADING AND UNLOADING SPACES 10 FEET × 25 FEET 10 FEET × 50 FEET Office Use 0 to 1,000 0 0 1,001 to 99,999 1 0 100,000 to 149,999 0 1 150,000 or more 0 2 Commercial and Industrial Use 0 to 1,000 0 0 1,001 to 19,999 1 0 20,000 to 49,999 0 1 50,000 to 99,999 0 2 100,000 or more 0 3
- q.Bicycle parking.
- 1.Number of spaces required. One bicycle parking space shall be provided for every 20 automobile parking spaces, or fraction thereof, required for the use, except as provided below:
BICYCLE SPACES REQUIREMENT
USE REQUIRED BICYCLE SPACES RESIDENTIAL: Conventional detached None Model home None ENTERTAINMENT AND RECREATION: Arcades, games, skating, tennis, handball, racquetball, swimming pool One per ten required auto spaces BICYCLE SPACES REQUIREMENT
USE REQUIRED BICYCLE SPACES RESIDENTIAL: Conventional detached None Model home None ENTERTAINMENT AND RECREATION: Arcades, games, skating, tennis, handball, racquetball, swimming pool One per ten required auto spaces BICYCLE SPACES REQUIREMENT
USE REQUIRED BICYCLE SPACES RESIDENTIAL: Conventional detached None Model home None ENTERTAINMENT AND RECREATION: Arcades, games, skating, tennis, handball, racquetball, swimming pool One per ten required auto spaces BICYCLE SPACES REQUIREMENT
USE REQUIRED BICYCLE SPACES RESIDENTIAL: Conventional detached None Model home None ENTERTAINMENT AND RECREATION: Arcades, games, skating, tennis, handball, racquetball, swimming pool One per ten required auto spaces
- 2.Design standards.
- a.The department shall maintain a list of approved bicycle parking facilities.
- b.Other bicycle parking devices may be used if it is established to the satisfaction of the department that the standards below are met.
- c.The rack or other facility shall:
- 1.Be designed to allow each bicycle to be supported by its frame.
- 2.Be designed to allow the frame and wheels of each bicycle to be secured against theft.
- 3.Be designed to avoid damage to the bicycles.
- 4.Be anchored to resist removal and solidly constructed to resist damage by rust, corrosion, and vandalism.
- 5.Accommodate a range of bicycle shapes and sizes and to facilitate easy locking without interfering with adjacent bicycles.
- 6.Be located to prevent damage to bicycles by cars.
- 7.Be consistent with the surroundings in color and design and be incorporated whenever possible into building or street furniture design.
- 8.Be located in convenient, highly-visible, active, well-lighted areas.
- 9.Be located so as not to interfere with pedestrian movements.
- 10.Be located as near the principal entrance of the building as practicable.
- 11.Provide safe access from the spaces to the right-of-way or bicycle lane.
(Code 1979, § 33-174; Ord. No. 3679-03, § 2, 7-21-2003; Ord. No. 3899-05, § 2, 8-29-2005; Ord. No. 3963, § 3, 6-19-2006; Ord. No. 4213-09, § 8, 6-29-2009; Ord. No. 4370-11, § 5, 10-3-2011)
Sec. 94-486. - Specific parking requirements; loading space requirements for individual uses.
Parking space requirements for individual uses shall be as set forth within Table XV-6. For uses not specifically listed, requirements shall be the same as for the most similar use identified. Whenever two or more of the uses listed in Table XV-6 are present on the same lot or in the same structure, the number of parking spaces required shall be the sum of spaces calculated for each individual use.
TABLE XV-6: | ||||
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| USES | CITY CENTER DISTRICT | CITYWIDE DISTRICT | ALL DISTRICTS | |
1. | ACCESSORY GARAGE APARTMENTS | Efficiency=1.5 per unit, 1 BR=1.75 per unit, 2 BR=2 per unit plus 1 per 10 units for guests | ||
2. | ACCESSORY STRUCTURES | None | ||
3. | ADULT ENTERTAINMENT | 1 per 250 | ||
4. | AIRPORTS, LANDING FIELDS, HELIPADS and HELIPORTS: PRIVATE/PUBLIC | 1 per 1,000 of terminal area | ||
5. | APPAREL AND ACCESSORY RETAIL SALES RENTAL STORES | 1 per 300 | 1 per 250 | |
6. | ART MERCHANDISING STUDIOS | 1 per 300 | 1 per 250 | |
7. | ART AND DRAFTING SUPPLY STORES, INCLUDING PICTURE FRAMES | 1 per 300 | 1 per 250 | |
8. | BAIT AND TACKLE SHOPS | 1 per 300 | 1 per 250 | |
9. | BARBER AND BEAUTY SHOPS | 1 per 275 | ||
10. | BARS AND LOUNGES AND RELATED ENTERTAINMENT | 1 per 100 | ||
11. | BATHROOM AND KITCHEN CONTRACTOR SHOWROOMS | 1 per 500 | ||
12. | BOOK AND STATIONARY STORES | 1 per 300 | 1 per 250 | |
13. | BOTANICAL GARDENS AND ACCESSORY OFFICES | 1 per 300 of office | ||
| 13.1 | BREWPUB/MICROBREWERY/MICRO-DISTILLERY/MICRO-WINERY | 1 per 1000 of storage (finished product or raw materials), 1 per 100 of retail/restaurant/bar/tasting room, 1 per 600 of all other areas (production) | ||
14. | BUSINESS AND COMMERCIAL MACHINE SALES | 1 per 500 | ||
15. | CANDY, NUT AND CONFECTIONERY STORES | 1 per 300 | 1 per 250 | |
16. | CATERING ESTABLISHMENTS | 1 per 500 | ||
17. | CEMETERIES, PUBLIC/PRIVATE | 1 per employee | ||
18. | CHURCHES, SYNAGOGUES AND OTHER HOUSES OF WORSHIP | 1 per 4 seats principal place of worship, plus 1 per 1,000 of all places of assembly | ||
19. | CLINICS-PUBLIC AND PRIVATE | 1 per 200 | ||
20. | CLUBS AND LODGES WITHOUT A RESTAURANT | 1 per 200 | ||
21. | COIN AND PHILATELIC STORES | 1 per 300 | 1 per 250 | |
22. | COMMERCIAL COMPARISON SHOPPING; EXCEPT AS OTHERWISE LISTED | 1 per 300 | 1 per 250 | |
23. | COMMERCIAL CONVENIENCE SALES AND PERSONAL SERVICES, EXCEPT AS OTHERWISE LISTED | Convenience = 1 per 300 Personal service = 1 per 275 | 1 per 250 | |
24. | COMMERCIAL, SINGLE DESTINATION USES, EXCEPT AS OTHERWISE LISTED | 1 per 300 | 1 per 250 | |
| 25. | COMMUNITY CENTERS | 1 per 500 | ||
| 26. | COMMUNITY RESIDENCE (FAMILY OR TRANSITIONAL) | 2 per dwelling unit plus 1 space located within 1,200 linear feet off-site for each resident who maintains a motor vehicle on premises | ||
27. | CONVENIENCE STORES | 1 per 300 | 1 per 250 | |
28. | CONVENTS, MONASTERIES, AND SEMINARIES | 1 per 4 seats in place of assembly, 1 per 5 resident rooms | ||
29. | CULTURAL FACILITIES, PUBLIC AND PRIVATE | 1 per 300 | ||
30. | DAY CARE FACILITIES, ACCESSORY: CHILDREN AND FAMILY | None | ||
30.1. | DAY CARE FACILITIES: ADULT | 1 per employee for shift with most employees, 5 spaces for visitors, circulation/pickup area | ||
31. | DAY CARE FACILITIES, CHILDREN AS ACCESSORY USE IN HOUSES OF WORSHIP, SCHOOLS, BOTH PUBLIC AND PRIVATE | Parking as required by principal use only | ||
32. | DAY CARE FACILITIES: CHILDREN AS PRINCIPAL USES | 1 per employee for shift with most employees, 5 visitor spaces, circulation/pickup area | ||
33. | DELICATESSENS | 1 per 100 | ||
34. | DEPARTMENT STORES: MAJOR | 1 per 300 | 1 per 250 | |
35. | DOCKS, ACCESSORY TO RESIDENTIAL USES W/ CONTIGUOUS RIPARIAN RIGHTS (ARTICLE X) | None | ||
36. | DOCKS, ACCESSORY TO RESIDENTIAL USES W/NONCONTIGUOUS RIPARIAN RIGHTS (ARTICLE X) | None | ||
37. | DRIVE THROUGH FACILITIES, EXCEPT RESTAURANTS AS PRINCIPAL USES | 1 per employee for shift with most employees, stacking lane to accommodate 5 cars | ||
38. | DRIVE THROUGH FACILITIES FOR USE PERMITTED AS SPECIAL USES, EXCEPT RESTAURANTS | 1 per employee for shift with most employees, stacking lane to accommodate 5 cars | ||
39. | EXERCISE STUDIOS AND HEALTH CLUBS | 1 per 500 | ||
40. | FACIAL AND SCALP TREATMENT SERVICES | 1 per 275 | ||
41. | FINANCIAL INSTITUTIONS, BANKS, SAVINGS AND LOANS, CREDIT UNIONS < 3,000 SQ. FT. | 1 per 250, 1 per drive-in window plus stacking of five cars per window | ||
| 41.1 | FINANCIAL INSTITUTIONS, BANKS, SAVINGS & LOANS, CREDIT UNIONS > 3,000 SQ. FT. | 1 per 250, 1 per drive-in window plus stacking of five cars per window | ||
42. | FLEA MARKETS | 1 per 100 square feet of retail space | ||
43. | FLOWER SHOPS AND FLORISTS | 1 per 300 | 1 per 250 | |
44. | FOOD AND BEVERAGE RELATED USES, EXCEPT AS OTHERWISE LISTED | 1 per 200 | ||
45. | FOOD STORES OR SUPERMARKETS OVER 10,000 SQ. FT. | 1 per 300 | 1 per 250 | |
46. | FOOD STORES: SPECIALTY | 1 per 300 | 1 per 250 | |
47. | FUNERAL HOMES, MORTUARIES, AND CREMATORIES | 1 per 4 seats, plus 1 per 275 office space and 1 per business vehicle | ||
48. | FURNITURE REFINISHING AND REPAIR | 1 per 500 | ||
| 48.1 | FURNITURE STORES OR SHOWROOMS | 1 per 500 | ||
49. | GAME ARCADES | 1 per 300 | 1 per 250 | |
50. | GIFT, NOVELTY, SOUVENIR AND SUNDRY SHOPS | 1 per 300 | 1 per 250 | |
51. | GOVERNMENT FACILITIES NOT OTHERWISE LISTED | 1 per 200 | ||
52. | GREENHOUSES: COMMERCIAL | 1 per 1,000 | ||
53. | GUN CLUBS AND SHOOTING RANGES | 1 per 500 | ||
54. | HARDWARE, PAINT, GLASS AND WALL-PAPER STORES | 1 per 300 | 1 per 250 | |
55. | HOME OCCUPATIONS, ACCESSORY TO RESIDENTIAL USES | None | ||
56. | HOSPITALS-PUBLIC AND PRIVATE | 1 per 2 beds, plus space to accommodate 2 ambulances at ER entrance, plus 1 per staff doctor | ||
57. | HOTELS AND MOTELS | 1 per room, 1 per 5 rooms for employees, 1 per 100 of meeting space, 1 per 4 fixed seats. Other uses as required. | ||
| 57.1 | HOTELS AND MOTELS: LIMITED | 1 per room, 1 per 15 rooms for employees | ||
58. | INDUSTRIAL USES HAVING MODERATE EXTERNAL IMPACTS | 1 per 500 | ||
59. | INDUSTRIAL USES HAVING SIGNIFICANT EXTERNAL IMPACTS | 1 per 500 | ||
60. | INDUSTRIAL USES HAVING VERY SIGNIFICANT EXTERNAL IMPACTS | 1 per 500 | ||
61. | INDUSTRIAL TYPE USES HAVING MODERATE EXTERNAL IMPACTS | 1 per 500 | ||
62. | INDUSTRIAL TYPE USES HAVING SIGNIFICANT EXTERNAL IMPACTS | 1 per 500 | ||
63. | INDUSTRIAL TYPE USES HAVING VERY SIGNIFICANT EXTERNAL IMPACTS | 1 per 500 | ||
64. | INTERIOR DECORATORS | 1 per 275 | ||
65. | JUNK, SCRAP, AND SALVAGE YARDS | 1 per 10,000 site area, 1 per 300 office | ||
66. | LAKES AND PONDS | None | ||
67. | LAUNDRY AND CLEANING ESTABLISHMENTS: CLEANING ON PREMISES | 1 per 250 | ||
68. | LAUNDRY AND DRY CLEANING ESTABLISHMENTS SERVING PRIMARILY THE PUBLIC: COIN OPERATED, NO CLEANING ON PREMISES | 1 per 300, 1 per drive in window, stacking lane of 3 cars per window | ||
69. | LAUNDRY AND DRY CLEANING ESTABLISHMENTS SERVING PRIMARILY THE PUBLIC: COIN OPERATED | 1 per 250 | ||
70. | LIQUOR AND PARTY STORES | 1 per 300 | 1 per 250 | |
71. | LOCKSMITH AND KEY ESTABLISHMENTS | 1 per 300 | 1 per 250 | |
72. | MAILING SERVICES | 1 per 300 | 1 per 250 | |
| 73. | MARINA, COMMERCIAL | 1 per 2 wet slips or berths; Wet slips used for charter boats (including, but not limited to, those used for fishing, diving, and sight-seeing purposes) and water taxis: 1 per 2 passengers based on the maximum number of passengers as ascertained by a U.S. Coast Guard Certificate of Inspections; 1 for every 4 dry docks; Crew amenities: 1 per 500 sq. ft.; Other uses in accordance with the parking space requirements for the individual use. | ||
74. | MARINE: INDUSTRIAL ESTABLISHMENTS | 1 per 500 | ||
75. | MARINE: RETAIL SALES AND SERVICE | 1 per 500 | ||
76. | MARTIAL ARTS STUDIO | 1 per 300 | 1 per 250 | |
77. | MINING AND EXTRACTIVE USES | None | ||
78. | MOBILE HOME SALES, RENTAL AND SERVICE | 1 per 500 | ||
79. | MONUMENT SALES ESTABLISHMENT | 1 per 500 | ||
80. | MOTION PICTURE STUDIOS | 1 per 1,000 | ||
81. | MOTOR VEHICLE FUEL SALES AND SERVICE (GAS AND SERVICE STATION) | 3 per service bay | ||
82. | MOTOR VEHICLE PARTS AND ACCESSORY STORES | 1 per 300 | 1 per 250 | |
83. | MOTOR VEHICLE REPAIR: HEAVY (INCLUDING BODY REPAIRS AND PAINTING) | 3 per service bay, 1 per 500 enclosed area | ||
84. | MOTOR VEHICLE REPAIR: LIGHT (EXCLUDING BODY REPAIRS AND PAINTING) | 3 per service bay, 1 per 500 enclosed area | ||
85. | MOTOR VEHICLE SALES AND RENTAL (NO SERVICE) | 1 per 500 enclosed area, 1 per 1,500 outdoor storage area | ||
86. | MOTOR VEHICLE SALES AND SERVICE AGENCIES | 1 per 500 enclosed area, 1 per 1,500 outdoor storage area, 1 per 3 service bays | ||
87. | MOTOR VEHICLE TITLE AND TAG SERVICE | 1 per 300 | 1 per 250 | |
88. | MOTORCYCLE SALES AND SERVICE | 1 per 500 enclosed area | ||
89. | MUSIC AND DANCE STUDIOS | 1 per 500 | ||
90. | NEWSPAPER DISTRIBUTING AGENCIES | 1 per 500 | ||
91. | NEWSPAPER AND MAGAZINE SHOPS | 1 per 300 | 1 per 250 | |
92. | NONCONFORMITIES: MINOR TO MINOR CHANGE | None | ||
93. | NONCONFORMITIES: MAJOR TO MAJOR CHANGE | None | ||
94. | NONCONFORMITIES: REDUCE IMPACT OF MINOR USE | None | ||
95. | NONCONFORMITIES: REDUCE IMPACT OF MAJOR USE | None | ||
96. | NURSERIES: RETAIL, FOR THE SALES OF PLANT MATERIALS GROWN OFF-SITE | 1 per 500 | ||
97. | OFFICE AND RELATED USE: INCLUDING BUSINESS SERVICES, EXCEPT AS OTHERWISE LISTED | 1 per 400 | 1 per 350 | |
98. | OFFICE SUPPORT RETAIL NOT OCCUPYING MORE THAN 20 PERCENT OF THE GROSS SQUARE FEET | 1 per 400 | 1 per 350 | |
99. | OFFICES: GOVERNMENT ADMINISTRATIVE | 1 per 400 | 1 per 200 | |
100. | OFFICES: PROFESSIONAL: A) MEDICAL AND VETERINARY; B) PROFESSIONAL AND BUSINESS |
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101. | OFFICES OR FACILITIES, QUASIPUBLIC ASSOCIATIONS AND ORGANIZATIONS NOT-FOR-PROFIT | 1 per 400 | 1 per 350 | |
102. | RESERVED | |||
103. | OFFICES FOR THE HIRING OF TEMPORARY NONMANUAL LABOR | 1 per 500 | ||
104. | OUTDOOR STORAGE FACILITIES FOR FAMILIES AND BUSINESSES | 1 per 1,000 | ||
105. | PARKING GARAGES AS PRINCIPAL USE | None | ||
106. | PARKING LOTS AS PRINCIPAL ACCESSORY OR OFF-SITE USES | None | ||
107. | PARKING/STORAGE OF RECREATIONAL VEHICLES ACCESSORY, IN RESIDENTIAL DISTRICTS | See ARTICLE IX of this chapter | ||
| 107.1 | PARKS, NEIGHBORHOOD AND URBAN OPEN SPACE | None | ||
108. | PAWNSHOPS | 1 per 300 | 1 per 250 | |
109. | PET GROOMING ESTABLISHMENTS, BUT NOT KENNELS | 1 per 300 | 1 per 250 | |
110. | PHOTOCOPYING SERVICES | 1 per 300 | 1 per 250 | |
111. | PHOTOGRAPHIC STUDIOS SERVICING PRIMARILY THE PUBLIC | 1 per 300 | 1 per 250 | |
112. | POST OFFICES | 1 per 300 | ||
113. | PRIVATE USE ON PUBLIC (CITY OWNED) LAND | Parking depends upon use | ||
114. | PRINTING AND TYPESETTING SERVICES | 1 per 300 | 1 per 250 | |
115. | PRODUCE MARKETS | 1 per 500 | ||
116. | PUBLIC SAFETY FACILITIES OPERATED BY PRIVATE AGENCIES | 1 per 500 | ||
117. | PUBLIC SAFETY FACILITIES OPERATED BY PUBLIC AGENCIES | 1 per 500 | ||
118. | RADIO AND TELEVISION BROADCASTING STUDIOS AND FACILITIES | 1 per 1,000 | ||
119. | RAILROAD SWITCHING AND MARSHALING YARD | 1 per 500 of office | ||
| 120. | RECOVERY COMMUNITY | 1 per unit on site and/or located within 1,200 feet off-site | ||
121. | RECREATION: INDOOR |
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122. | RECREATION: OUTDOOR, GENERAL |
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123. | RECREATION: OUTDOOR, HIGH INTENSITY | As determined by the planning and zoning administrator | ||
124. | RECREATION: OUTDOOR AMUSEMENTS, TEMPORARY | As determined by the planning and zoning administrator | ||
125. | RECREATION: STADIUMS/SPORTS ARENAS | 1 per 4 seats | ||
126. | REPAIR SHOPS FOR HOUSEHOLD APPLIANCES/SMALL MOTORS/MACHINES | 1 per 300 | 1 per 250 | |
127. | RESEARCH AND DEVELOPMENT FACILITIES NOT OF AN INDUSTRIAL NATURE | 1 per 300 | ||
128. | RESEARCH AND DEVELOPMENT FACILITIES OF AN INDUSTRIAL NATURE | 1 per 300 | ||
129. | RESIDENTIAL: FRATERNITIES AND SORORITIES | 1 per 2 beds, 1 per 10 beds for employees | ||
130. | RESIDENTIAL: MULTIFAMILY 2 | Efficiency: 1 per unit 1 BR: 1.25 per unit ≥ 2 BR: 1.5 per unit (Applies to the Northwood Master Plan Area) | Efficiency: 1.5 per unit 1 BR: 1.75 per unit ≥ 2 BR: 2 per unit, 1 per 10 units for guests | |
131. | RESIDENTIAL: ROOMING AND BOARDING HOUSES | 1 per rental room, 1 per 10 rooms for visitors | ||
132. | RESIDENTIAL: SINGLE-FAMILY, DETACHED | 2 per unit | ||
133. | RESIDENTIAL: SINGLE-FAMILY, ATTACHED | 2 per unit | ||
134. | RESIDENTIAL: TOWNHOUSES | See residential: multifamily | ||
135. | RESTAURANTS: SERVING A LIMITED CLIENTELE (PRIVATE CLUBS/LODGES) | 1 per 200 | ||
136. | RESTAURANTS: SERVING THE GENERAL PUBLIC, BUT NOT DRIVE-IN OR THROUGH | 1 per 100 | ||
137. | RESTAURANTS: SERVING THE GENERAL PUBLIC, DRIVE-IN OR THRU | 1 per 3 seats | ||
138. | RETAIL BAKERIES | 1 per 300 | 1 per 250 | |
139. | RETAIL BUILDING MATERIAL SALES WHICH HAVE A VERY SIGNIFICANT EXTERNAL IMPACT | 1 per 500 | ||
140. | RETAIL BUSINESSES | 1 per 300 | 1 per 250 | |
141. | SANDWICH SHOPS AND SNACK BARS | 1 per 100 | ||
142. | SATELLITE RECEPTION DISHES: PRINCIPAL OR ACCESSORY USE IN COMMERCIAL DISTRICTS | None | ||
143. | SATELLITE RECEPTION DISHES: ACCESSORY IN RESIDENTIAL DISTRICTS | None | ||
144. | SCHOOLS: PUBLIC/PRIVATE, ELEMENTARY AND SECONDARY | High school: 1 per 10 student stations above grade 9, 1 per faculty/staff members, 15 for visitors; middle/jr. high: 1 per faculty/staff member, 10 for visitors elementary: see middle/jr. high, 5 for visitors | ||
145. | SCHOOLS: PUBLIC VOCATION AND TRADE, INVOLVING INDUSTRIAL EQUIPMENT | 1 per 2 student stations, 1 per faculty/staff member. 1 per 4 seats in places of assembly, 20 for visitors | ||
146. | SCHOOLS: PUBLIC VOCATION AND TRADE, NOT INVOLVING INDUSTRIAL EQUIPMENT | 1 per 2 student stations, 1 per faculty/staff member. 1 per 4 seats in places of assembly, 20 for visitors | ||
147. | SCHOOLS: COMMERCIAL, VOCATION AND TRADE, INVOLVING INDUSTRIAL EQUIPMENT | 1 per 2 student stations, 1 per faculty/staff member. 1 per 4 seats in places of assembly, 20 for visitors | ||
148. | SCHOOLS: COMMERCIAL, VOCATION AND TRADE, NOT INVOLVING INDUSTRIAL EQUIPMENT | 1 per 2 student stations, 1 per faculty/staff member. 1 per 4 seats in places of assembly, 20 for visitors | ||
149. | SCHOOLS, COLLEGES, AND UNIVERSITIES: PUBLIC/PRIVATE | 1 per student station, 1 per faculty/staff member, 1 per 4 seats in places of assembly, 20 for visitors | ||
150. | SCRAP, WASTE AND RECLAIMED MATERIAL TRADE | 1 per 1,000 | ||
151. | SHIP AND BOAT BUILDING REPAIR | 1 per 500 | ||
| 152. | SKILLED NURSING AND REHABILITATION FACILITIES | 1 per 10 beds (residents), 1 per 10 beds (guests), 1 per 300 sq. ft. of office, 50 percent reserve parking allowed. For Rehabilitation Facilities, 1 per staff only. | ||
153. | SPECIAL NONCOMMERCIAL EVENTS OF PUBLIC INTEREST | None | ||
154. | SWIMMING POOLS: ACCESSORY TO RESIDENTIAL USES | None | ||
155. | SWIMMING POOL SALES | 1 per 1,000 enclosed sales area | ||
156. | TAX RETURN PREPARATION SERVICES | 1 per 400 | 1 per 250 | |
157. | TAXIDERMISTS | 1 per 500 | ||
158. | TEMPORARY BORROW PITS, BORROW SIMILAR EXCAVATIONS | None | ||
159. | TEMPORARY MODEL DWELLINGS AND SALES OFFICE | |||
160. | TEMPORARY OFFICES AND FACILITIES FOR CONSTRUCTION, STORAGE/SECURITY | 1 per 300 | ||
161. | TEMPORARY PRODUCE STANDS | |||
162. | THEATERS: INDOOR, MOTION PICTURE AND LIVE PERFORMANCE | 1 per 4 seats | ||
163. | TOBACCO SHOPS | 1 per 300 | 1 per 250 | |
164. | TRANSIT STORAGE AND MAINTENANCE FOR PASSENGER TRANSPORTATION OPERATIONS | 1 per 1,000 | ||
165. | TRANSIT: PASSENGER AND FREIGHT TERMINALS | 1 per 1,000 | ||
166. | TRAVEL AGENCIES OR TRANSPORTATION TICKETS | 1 per 300 | 1 per 250 | |
167. | UPHOLSTERY, CLOTH AND CANVAS PRODUCTS: FABRICATION, INCL. SLIP COVERS AND AWNINGS | 1 per 500 | ||
168. | UTILITY FACILITIES: HEAVY, PUBLIC/PRIVATE | 1 per 500 | ||
169. | UTILITY FACILITIES: LIGHT, PUBLIC/PRIVATE | 1 per 500 | ||
170. | WAREHOUSING FACILITIES FOR FAMILIES AND SMALL BUSINESSES | 1 per 200 storage bays, no less than 5 | ||
171. | WAREHOUSING HAVING MODERATE EXTERNAL IMPACTS | 1 per 1,000 | ||
172. | WAREHOUSING HAVING SIGNIFICANT EXTERNAL IMPACTS | 1 per 1,000 | ||
173. | WAREHOUSING HAVING VERY SIGNIFICANT EXTERNAL IMPACTS | 1 per 1,000 | ||
174. | WATCH AND SHOE REPAIR BUSINESS | 1 per 300 | 1 per 250 | |
175. | WHOLESALE HAVING A MODERATE EXTERNAL IMPACT | 1 per 500 | ||
176. | WHOLESALE HAVING A SIGNIFICANT EXTERNAL IMPACT | 1 per 500 | ||
177. | WHOLESALE HAVING A VERY SIGNIFICANT EXTERNAL IMPACT | 1 per 500 | ||
178. | YARD AND GARAGE SALES: TEMPORARY | None | ||
179. | ACCESSORY TO OTHER USES, LAND AND/OR STRUCTURES TO PRINCIPAL USES PERMITTED BY RIGHT | None | ||
180. | ACCESSORY TO OTHER USES, LAND AND/OR STRUCTURES TO SPECIAL USES PERMITTED BY RIGHT | |||
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| USES | CITY CENTER DISTRICT | CITYWIDE DISTRICT | ALL DISTRICTS | |
1. | ACCESSORY GARAGE APARTMENTS | Efficiency=1.5 per unit, 1 BR=1.75 per unit, 2 BR=2 per unit plus 1 per 10 units for guests | ||
2. | ACCESSORY STRUCTURES | None | ||
3. | ADULT ENTERTAINMENT | 1 per 250 | ||
4. | AIRPORTS, LANDING FIELDS, HELIPADS and HELIPORTS: PRIVATE/PUBLIC | 1 per 1,000 of terminal area | ||
5. | APPAREL AND ACCESSORY RETAIL SALES RENTAL STORES | 1 per 300 | 1 per 250 | |
6. | ART MERCHANDISING STUDIOS | 1 per 300 | 1 per 250 | |
7. | ART AND DRAFTING SUPPLY STORES, INCLUDING PICTURE FRAMES | 1 per 300 | 1 per 250 | |
8. | BAIT AND TACKLE SHOPS | 1 per 300 | 1 per 250 | |
9. | BARBER AND BEAUTY SHOPS | 1 per 275 | ||
10. | BARS AND LOUNGES AND RELATED ENTERTAINMENT | 1 per 100 | ||
11. | BATHROOM AND KITCHEN CONTRACTOR SHOWROOMS | 1 per 500 | ||
12. | BOOK AND STATIONARY STORES | 1 per 300 | 1 per 250 | |
13. | BOTANICAL GARDENS AND ACCESSORY OFFICES | 1 per 300 of office | ||
| 13.1 | BREWPUB/MICROBREWERY/MICRO-DISTILLERY/MICRO-WINERY | 1 per 1000 of storage (finished product or raw materials), 1 per 100 of retail/restaurant/bar/tasting room, 1 per 600 of all other areas (production) | ||
14. | BUSINESS AND COMMERCIAL MACHINE SALES | 1 per 500 | ||
15. | CANDY, NUT AND CONFECTIONERY STORES | 1 per 300 | 1 per 250 | |
16. | CATERING ESTABLISHMENTS | 1 per 500 | ||
17. | CEMETERIES, PUBLIC/PRIVATE | 1 per employee | ||
18. | CHURCHES, SYNAGOGUES AND OTHER HOUSES OF WORSHIP | 1 per 4 seats principal place of worship, plus 1 per 1,000 of all places of assembly | ||
19. | CLINICS-PUBLIC AND PRIVATE | 1 per 200 | ||
20. | CLUBS AND LODGES WITHOUT A RESTAURANT | 1 per 200 | ||
21. | COIN AND PHILATELIC STORES | 1 per 300 | 1 per 250 | |
22. | COMMERCIAL COMPARISON SHOPPING; EXCEPT AS OTHERWISE LISTED | 1 per 300 | 1 per 250 | |
23. | COMMERCIAL CONVENIENCE SALES AND PERSONAL SERVICES, EXCEPT AS OTHERWISE LISTED | Convenience = 1 per 300 Personal service = 1 per 275 | 1 per 250 | |
24. | COMMERCIAL, SINGLE DESTINATION USES, EXCEPT AS OTHERWISE LISTED | 1 per 300 | 1 per 250 | |
| 25. | COMMUNITY CENTERS | 1 per 500 | ||
| 26. | COMMUNITY RESIDENCE (FAMILY OR TRANSITIONAL) | 2 per dwelling unit plus 1 space located within 1,200 linear feet off-site for each resident who maintains a motor vehicle on premises | ||
27. | CONVENIENCE STORES | 1 per 300 | 1 per 250 | |
28. | CONVENTS, MONASTERIES, AND SEMINARIES | 1 per 4 seats in place of assembly, 1 per 5 resident rooms | ||
29. | CULTURAL FACILITIES, PUBLIC AND PRIVATE | 1 per 300 | ||
30. | DAY CARE FACILITIES, ACCESSORY: CHILDREN AND FAMILY | None | ||
30.1. | DAY CARE FACILITIES: ADULT | 1 per employee for shift with most employees, 5 spaces for visitors, circulation/pickup area | ||
31. | DAY CARE FACILITIES, CHILDREN AS ACCESSORY USE IN HOUSES OF WORSHIP, SCHOOLS, BOTH PUBLIC AND PRIVATE | Parking as required by principal use only | ||
32. | DAY CARE FACILITIES: CHILDREN AS PRINCIPAL USES | 1 per employee for shift with most employees, 5 visitor spaces, circulation/pickup area | ||
33. | DELICATESSENS | 1 per 100 | ||
34. | DEPARTMENT STORES: MAJOR | 1 per 300 | 1 per 250 | |
35. | DOCKS, ACCESSORY TO RESIDENTIAL USES W/ CONTIGUOUS RIPARIAN RIGHTS (ARTICLE X) | None | ||
36. | DOCKS, ACCESSORY TO RESIDENTIAL USES W/NONCONTIGUOUS RIPARIAN RIGHTS (ARTICLE X) | None | ||
37. | DRIVE THROUGH FACILITIES, EXCEPT RESTAURANTS AS PRINCIPAL USES | 1 per employee for shift with most employees, stacking lane to accommodate 5 cars | ||
38. | DRIVE THROUGH FACILITIES FOR USE PERMITTED AS SPECIAL USES, EXCEPT RESTAURANTS | 1 per employee for shift with most employees, stacking lane to accommodate 5 cars | ||
39. | EXERCISE STUDIOS AND HEALTH CLUBS | 1 per 500 | ||
40. | FACIAL AND SCALP TREATMENT SERVICES | 1 per 275 | ||
41. | FINANCIAL INSTITUTIONS, BANKS, SAVINGS AND LOANS, CREDIT UNIONS < 3,000 SQ. FT. | 1 per 250, 1 per drive-in window plus stacking of five cars per window | ||
| 41.1 | FINANCIAL INSTITUTIONS, BANKS, SAVINGS & LOANS, CREDIT UNIONS > 3,000 SQ. FT. | 1 per 250, 1 per drive-in window plus stacking of five cars per window | ||
42. | FLEA MARKETS | 1 per 100 square feet of retail space | ||
43. | FLOWER SHOPS AND FLORISTS | 1 per 300 | 1 per 250 | |
44. | FOOD AND BEVERAGE RELATED USES, EXCEPT AS OTHERWISE LISTED | 1 per 200 | ||
45. | FOOD STORES OR SUPERMARKETS OVER 10,000 SQ. FT. | 1 per 300 | 1 per 250 | |
46. | FOOD STORES: SPECIALTY | 1 per 300 | 1 per 250 | |
47. | FUNERAL HOMES, MORTUARIES, AND CREMATORIES | 1 per 4 seats, plus 1 per 275 office space and 1 per business vehicle | ||
48. | FURNITURE REFINISHING AND REPAIR | 1 per 500 | ||
| 48.1 | FURNITURE STORES OR SHOWROOMS | 1 per 500 | ||
49. | GAME ARCADES | 1 per 300 | 1 per 250 | |
50. | GIFT, NOVELTY, SOUVENIR AND SUNDRY SHOPS | 1 per 300 | 1 per 250 | |
51. | GOVERNMENT FACILITIES NOT OTHERWISE LISTED | 1 per 200 | ||
52. | GREENHOUSES: COMMERCIAL | 1 per 1,000 | ||
53. | GUN CLUBS AND SHOOTING RANGES | 1 per 500 | ||
54. | HARDWARE, PAINT, GLASS AND WALL-PAPER STORES | 1 per 300 | 1 per 250 | |
55. | HOME OCCUPATIONS, ACCESSORY TO RESIDENTIAL USES | None | ||
56. | HOSPITALS-PUBLIC AND PRIVATE | 1 per 2 beds, plus space to accommodate 2 ambulances at ER entrance, plus 1 per staff doctor | ||
57. | HOTELS AND MOTELS | 1 per room, 1 per 5 rooms for employees, 1 per 100 of meeting space, 1 per 4 fixed seats. Other uses as required. | ||
| 57.1 | HOTELS AND MOTELS: LIMITED | 1 per room, 1 per 15 rooms for employees | ||
58. | INDUSTRIAL USES HAVING MODERATE EXTERNAL IMPACTS | 1 per 500 | ||
59. | INDUSTRIAL USES HAVING SIGNIFICANT EXTERNAL IMPACTS | 1 per 500 | ||
60. | INDUSTRIAL USES HAVING VERY SIGNIFICANT EXTERNAL IMPACTS | 1 per 500 | ||
61. | INDUSTRIAL TYPE USES HAVING MODERATE EXTERNAL IMPACTS | 1 per 500 | ||
62. | INDUSTRIAL TYPE USES HAVING SIGNIFICANT EXTERNAL IMPACTS | 1 per 500 | ||
63. | INDUSTRIAL TYPE USES HAVING VERY SIGNIFICANT EXTERNAL IMPACTS | 1 per 500 | ||
64. | INTERIOR DECORATORS | 1 per 275 | ||
65. | JUNK, SCRAP, AND SALVAGE YARDS | 1 per 10,000 site area, 1 per 300 office | ||
66. | LAKES AND PONDS | None | ||
67. | LAUNDRY AND CLEANING ESTABLISHMENTS: CLEANING ON PREMISES | 1 per 250 | ||
68. | LAUNDRY AND DRY CLEANING ESTABLISHMENTS SERVING PRIMARILY THE PUBLIC: COIN OPERATED, NO CLEANING ON PREMISES | 1 per 300, 1 per drive in window, stacking lane of 3 cars per window | ||
69. | LAUNDRY AND DRY CLEANING ESTABLISHMENTS SERVING PRIMARILY THE PUBLIC: COIN OPERATED | 1 per 250 | ||
70. | LIQUOR AND PARTY STORES | 1 per 300 | 1 per 250 | |
71. | LOCKSMITH AND KEY ESTABLISHMENTS | 1 per 300 | 1 per 250 | |
72. | MAILING SERVICES | 1 per 300 | 1 per 250 | |
| 73. | MARINA, COMMERCIAL | 1 per 2 wet slips or berths; Wet slips used for charter boats (including, but not limited to, those used for fishing, diving, and sight-seeing purposes) and water taxis: 1 per 2 passengers based on the maximum number of passengers as ascertained by a U.S. Coast Guard Certificate of Inspections; 1 for every 4 dry docks; Crew amenities: 1 per 500 sq. ft.; Other uses in accordance with the parking space requirements for the individual use. | ||
74. | MARINE: INDUSTRIAL ESTABLISHMENTS | 1 per 500 | ||
75. | MARINE: RETAIL SALES AND SERVICE | 1 per 500 | ||
76. | MARTIAL ARTS STUDIO | 1 per 300 | 1 per 250 | |
77. | MINING AND EXTRACTIVE USES | None | ||
78. | MOBILE HOME SALES, RENTAL AND SERVICE | 1 per 500 | ||
79. | MONUMENT SALES ESTABLISHMENT | 1 per 500 | ||
80. | MOTION PICTURE STUDIOS | 1 per 1,000 | ||
81. | MOTOR VEHICLE FUEL SALES AND SERVICE (GAS AND SERVICE STATION) | 3 per service bay | ||
82. | MOTOR VEHICLE PARTS AND ACCESSORY STORES | 1 per 300 | 1 per 250 | |
83. | MOTOR VEHICLE REPAIR: HEAVY (INCLUDING BODY REPAIRS AND PAINTING) | 3 per service bay, 1 per 500 enclosed area | ||
84. | MOTOR VEHICLE REPAIR: LIGHT (EXCLUDING BODY REPAIRS AND PAINTING) | 3 per service bay, 1 per 500 enclosed area | ||
85. | MOTOR VEHICLE SALES AND RENTAL (NO SERVICE) | 1 per 500 enclosed area, 1 per 1,500 outdoor storage area | ||
86. | MOTOR VEHICLE SALES AND SERVICE AGENCIES | 1 per 500 enclosed area, 1 per 1,500 outdoor storage area, 1 per 3 service bays | ||
87. | MOTOR VEHICLE TITLE AND TAG SERVICE | 1 per 300 | 1 per 250 | |
88. | MOTORCYCLE SALES AND SERVICE | 1 per 500 enclosed area | ||
89. | MUSIC AND DANCE STUDIOS | 1 per 500 | ||
90. | NEWSPAPER DISTRIBUTING AGENCIES | 1 per 500 | ||
91. | NEWSPAPER AND MAGAZINE SHOPS | 1 per 300 | 1 per 250 | |
92. | NONCONFORMITIES: MINOR TO MINOR CHANGE | None | ||
93. | NONCONFORMITIES: MAJOR TO MAJOR CHANGE | None | ||
94. | NONCONFORMITIES: REDUCE IMPACT OF MINOR USE | None | ||
95. | NONCONFORMITIES: REDUCE IMPACT OF MAJOR USE | None | ||
96. | NURSERIES: RETAIL, FOR THE SALES OF PLANT MATERIALS GROWN OFF-SITE | 1 per 500 | ||
97. | OFFICE AND RELATED USE: INCLUDING BUSINESS SERVICES, EXCEPT AS OTHERWISE LISTED | 1 per 400 | 1 per 350 | |
98. | OFFICE SUPPORT RETAIL NOT OCCUPYING MORE THAN 20 PERCENT OF THE GROSS SQUARE FEET | 1 per 400 | 1 per 350 | |
99. | OFFICES: GOVERNMENT ADMINISTRATIVE | 1 per 400 | 1 per 200 | |
100. | OFFICES: PROFESSIONAL: A) MEDICAL AND VETERINARY; B) PROFESSIONAL AND BUSINESS |
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101. | OFFICES OR FACILITIES, QUASIPUBLIC ASSOCIATIONS AND ORGANIZATIONS NOT-FOR-PROFIT | 1 per 400 | 1 per 350 | |
102. | RESERVED | |||
103. | OFFICES FOR THE HIRING OF TEMPORARY NONMANUAL LABOR | 1 per 500 | ||
104. | OUTDOOR STORAGE FACILITIES FOR FAMILIES AND BUSINESSES | 1 per 1,000 | ||
105. | PARKING GARAGES AS PRINCIPAL USE | None | ||
106. | PARKING LOTS AS PRINCIPAL ACCESSORY OR OFF-SITE USES | None | ||
107. | PARKING/STORAGE OF RECREATIONAL VEHICLES ACCESSORY, IN RESIDENTIAL DISTRICTS | See ARTICLE IX of this chapter | ||
| 107.1 | PARKS, NEIGHBORHOOD AND URBAN OPEN SPACE | None | ||
108. | PAWNSHOPS | 1 per 300 | 1 per 250 | |
109. | PET GROOMING ESTABLISHMENTS, BUT NOT KENNELS | 1 per 300 | 1 per 250 | |
110. | PHOTOCOPYING SERVICES | 1 per 300 | 1 per 250 | |
111. | PHOTOGRAPHIC STUDIOS SERVICING PRIMARILY THE PUBLIC | 1 per 300 | 1 per 250 | |
112. | POST OFFICES | 1 per 300 | ||
113. | PRIVATE USE ON PUBLIC (CITY OWNED) LAND | Parking depends upon use | ||
114. | PRINTING AND TYPESETTING SERVICES | 1 per 300 | 1 per 250 | |
115. | PRODUCE MARKETS | 1 per 500 | ||
116. | PUBLIC SAFETY FACILITIES OPERATED BY PRIVATE AGENCIES | 1 per 500 | ||
117. | PUBLIC SAFETY FACILITIES OPERATED BY PUBLIC AGENCIES | 1 per 500 | ||
118. | RADIO AND TELEVISION BROADCASTING STUDIOS AND FACILITIES | 1 per 1,000 | ||
119. | RAILROAD SWITCHING AND MARSHALING YARD | 1 per 500 of office | ||
| 120. | RECOVERY COMMUNITY | 1 per unit on site and/or located within 1,200 feet off-site | ||
121. | RECREATION: INDOOR |
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122. | RECREATION: OUTDOOR, GENERAL |
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123. | RECREATION: OUTDOOR, HIGH INTENSITY | As determined by the planning and zoning administrator | ||
124. | RECREATION: OUTDOOR AMUSEMENTS, TEMPORARY | As determined by the planning and zoning administrator | ||
125. | RECREATION: STADIUMS/SPORTS ARENAS | 1 per 4 seats | ||
126. | REPAIR SHOPS FOR HOUSEHOLD APPLIANCES/SMALL MOTORS/MACHINES | 1 per 300 | 1 per 250 | |
127. | RESEARCH AND DEVELOPMENT FACILITIES NOT OF AN INDUSTRIAL NATURE | 1 per 300 | ||
128. | RESEARCH AND DEVELOPMENT FACILITIES OF AN INDUSTRIAL NATURE | 1 per 300 | ||
129. | RESIDENTIAL: FRATERNITIES AND SORORITIES | 1 per 2 beds, 1 per 10 beds for employees | ||
130. | RESIDENTIAL: MULTIFAMILY 2 | Efficiency: 1 per unit 1 BR: 1.25 per unit ≥ 2 BR: 1.5 per unit (Applies to the Northwood Master Plan Area) | Efficiency: 1.5 per unit 1 BR: 1.75 per unit ≥ 2 BR: 2 per unit, 1 per 10 units for guests | |
131. | RESIDENTIAL: ROOMING AND BOARDING HOUSES | 1 per rental room, 1 per 10 rooms for visitors | ||
132. | RESIDENTIAL: SINGLE-FAMILY, DETACHED | 2 per unit | ||
133. | RESIDENTIAL: SINGLE-FAMILY, ATTACHED | 2 per unit | ||
134. | RESIDENTIAL: TOWNHOUSES | See residential: multifamily | ||
135. | RESTAURANTS: SERVING A LIMITED CLIENTELE (PRIVATE CLUBS/LODGES) | 1 per 200 | ||
136. | RESTAURANTS: SERVING THE GENERAL PUBLIC, BUT NOT DRIVE-IN OR THROUGH | 1 per 100 | ||
137. | RESTAURANTS: SERVING THE GENERAL PUBLIC, DRIVE-IN OR THRU | 1 per 3 seats | ||
138. | RETAIL BAKERIES | 1 per 300 | 1 per 250 | |
139. | RETAIL BUILDING MATERIAL SALES WHICH HAVE A VERY SIGNIFICANT EXTERNAL IMPACT | 1 per 500 | ||
140. | RETAIL BUSINESSES | 1 per 300 | 1 per 250 | |
141. | SANDWICH SHOPS AND SNACK BARS | 1 per 100 | ||
142. | SATELLITE RECEPTION DISHES: PRINCIPAL OR ACCESSORY USE IN COMMERCIAL DISTRICTS | None | ||
143. | SATELLITE RECEPTION DISHES: ACCESSORY IN RESIDENTIAL DISTRICTS | None | ||
144. | SCHOOLS: PUBLIC/PRIVATE, ELEMENTARY AND SECONDARY | High school: 1 per 10 student stations above grade 9, 1 per faculty/staff members, 15 for visitors; middle/jr. high: 1 per faculty/staff member, 10 for visitors elementary: see middle/jr. high, 5 for visitors | ||
145. | SCHOOLS: PUBLIC VOCATION AND TRADE, INVOLVING INDUSTRIAL EQUIPMENT | 1 per 2 student stations, 1 per faculty/staff member. 1 per 4 seats in places of assembly, 20 for visitors | ||
146. | SCHOOLS: PUBLIC VOCATION AND TRADE, NOT INVOLVING INDUSTRIAL EQUIPMENT | 1 per 2 student stations, 1 per faculty/staff member. 1 per 4 seats in places of assembly, 20 for visitors | ||
147. | SCHOOLS: COMMERCIAL, VOCATION AND TRADE, INVOLVING INDUSTRIAL EQUIPMENT | 1 per 2 student stations, 1 per faculty/staff member. 1 per 4 seats in places of assembly, 20 for visitors | ||
148. | SCHOOLS: COMMERCIAL, VOCATION AND TRADE, NOT INVOLVING INDUSTRIAL EQUIPMENT | 1 per 2 student stations, 1 per faculty/staff member. 1 per 4 seats in places of assembly, 20 for visitors | ||
149. | SCHOOLS, COLLEGES, AND UNIVERSITIES: PUBLIC/PRIVATE | 1 per student station, 1 per faculty/staff member, 1 per 4 seats in places of assembly, 20 for visitors | ||
150. | SCRAP, WASTE AND RECLAIMED MATERIAL TRADE | 1 per 1,000 | ||
151. | SHIP AND BOAT BUILDING REPAIR | 1 per 500 | ||
| 152. | SKILLED NURSING AND REHABILITATION FACILITIES | 1 per 10 beds (residents), 1 per 10 beds (guests), 1 per 300 sq. ft. of office, 50 percent reserve parking allowed. For Rehabilitation Facilities, 1 per staff only. | ||
153. | SPECIAL NONCOMMERCIAL EVENTS OF PUBLIC INTEREST | None | ||
154. | SWIMMING POOLS: ACCESSORY TO RESIDENTIAL USES | None | ||
155. | SWIMMING POOL SALES | 1 per 1,000 enclosed sales area | ||
156. | TAX RETURN PREPARATION SERVICES | 1 per 400 | 1 per 250 | |
157. | TAXIDERMISTS | 1 per 500 | ||
158. | TEMPORARY BORROW PITS, BORROW SIMILAR EXCAVATIONS | None | ||
159. | TEMPORARY MODEL DWELLINGS AND SALES OFFICE | |||
160. | TEMPORARY OFFICES AND FACILITIES FOR CONSTRUCTION, STORAGE/SECURITY | 1 per 300 | ||
161. | TEMPORARY PRODUCE STANDS | |||
162. | THEATERS: INDOOR, MOTION PICTURE AND LIVE PERFORMANCE | 1 per 4 seats | ||
163. | TOBACCO SHOPS | 1 per 300 | 1 per 250 | |
164. | TRANSIT STORAGE AND MAINTENANCE FOR PASSENGER TRANSPORTATION OPERATIONS | 1 per 1,000 | ||
165. | TRANSIT: PASSENGER AND FREIGHT TERMINALS | 1 per 1,000 | ||
166. | TRAVEL AGENCIES OR TRANSPORTATION TICKETS | 1 per 300 | 1 per 250 | |
167. | UPHOLSTERY, CLOTH AND CANVAS PRODUCTS: FABRICATION, INCL. SLIP COVERS AND AWNINGS | 1 per 500 | ||
168. | UTILITY FACILITIES: HEAVY, PUBLIC/PRIVATE | 1 per 500 | ||
169. | UTILITY FACILITIES: LIGHT, PUBLIC/PRIVATE | 1 per 500 | ||
170. | WAREHOUSING FACILITIES FOR FAMILIES AND SMALL BUSINESSES | 1 per 200 storage bays, no less than 5 | ||
171. | WAREHOUSING HAVING MODERATE EXTERNAL IMPACTS | 1 per 1,000 | ||
172. | WAREHOUSING HAVING SIGNIFICANT EXTERNAL IMPACTS | 1 per 1,000 | ||
173. | WAREHOUSING HAVING VERY SIGNIFICANT EXTERNAL IMPACTS | 1 per 1,000 | ||
174. | WATCH AND SHOE REPAIR BUSINESS | 1 per 300 | 1 per 250 | |
175. | WHOLESALE HAVING A MODERATE EXTERNAL IMPACT | 1 per 500 | ||
176. | WHOLESALE HAVING A SIGNIFICANT EXTERNAL IMPACT | 1 per 500 | ||
177. | WHOLESALE HAVING A VERY SIGNIFICANT EXTERNAL IMPACT | 1 per 500 | ||
178. | YARD AND GARAGE SALES: TEMPORARY | None | ||
179. | ACCESSORY TO OTHER USES, LAND AND/OR STRUCTURES TO PRINCIPAL USES PERMITTED BY RIGHT | None | ||
180. | ACCESSORY TO OTHER USES, LAND AND/OR STRUCTURES TO SPECIAL USES PERMITTED BY RIGHT | |||
| NOTES: | ||||
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TABLE XV-6: | ||||
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| USES | CITY CENTER DISTRICT | CITYWIDE DISTRICT | ALL DISTRICTS | |
1. | ACCESSORY GARAGE APARTMENTS | Efficiency=1.5 per unit, 1 BR=1.75 per unit, 2 BR=2 per unit plus 1 per 10 units for guests | ||
2. | ACCESSORY STRUCTURES | None | ||
3. | ADULT ENTERTAINMENT | 1 per 250 | ||
4. | AIRPORTS, LANDING FIELDS, HELIPADS and HELIPORTS: PRIVATE/PUBLIC | 1 per 1,000 of terminal area | ||
5. | APPAREL AND ACCESSORY RETAIL SALES RENTAL STORES | 1 per 300 | 1 per 250 | |
6. | ART MERCHANDISING STUDIOS | 1 per 300 | 1 per 250 | |
7. | ART AND DRAFTING SUPPLY STORES, INCLUDING PICTURE FRAMES | 1 per 300 | 1 per 250 | |
8. | BAIT AND TACKLE SHOPS | 1 per 300 | 1 per 250 | |
9. | BARBER AND BEAUTY SHOPS | 1 per 275 | ||
10. | BARS AND LOUNGES AND RELATED ENTERTAINMENT | 1 per 100 | ||
11. | BATHROOM AND KITCHEN CONTRACTOR SHOWROOMS | 1 per 500 | ||
12. | BOOK AND STATIONARY STORES | 1 per 300 | 1 per 250 | |
13. | BOTANICAL GARDENS AND ACCESSORY OFFICES | 1 per 300 of office | ||
| 13.1 | BREWPUB/MICROBREWERY/MICRO-DISTILLERY/MICRO-WINERY | 1 per 1000 of storage (finished product or raw materials), 1 per 100 of retail/restaurant/bar/tasting room, 1 per 600 of all other areas (production) | ||
14. | BUSINESS AND COMMERCIAL MACHINE SALES | 1 per 500 | ||
15. | CANDY, NUT AND CONFECTIONERY STORES | 1 per 300 | 1 per 250 | |
16. | CATERING ESTABLISHMENTS | 1 per 500 | ||
17. | CEMETERIES, PUBLIC/PRIVATE | 1 per employee | ||
18. | CHURCHES, SYNAGOGUES AND OTHER HOUSES OF WORSHIP | 1 per 4 seats principal place of worship, plus 1 per 1,000 of all places of assembly | ||
19. | CLINICS-PUBLIC AND PRIVATE | 1 per 200 | ||
20. | CLUBS AND LODGES WITHOUT A RESTAURANT | 1 per 200 | ||
21. | COIN AND PHILATELIC STORES | 1 per 300 | 1 per 250 | |
22. | COMMERCIAL COMPARISON SHOPPING; EXCEPT AS OTHERWISE LISTED | 1 per 300 | 1 per 250 | |
23. | COMMERCIAL CONVENIENCE SALES AND PERSONAL SERVICES, EXCEPT AS OTHERWISE LISTED | Convenience = 1 per 300 Personal service = 1 per 275 | 1 per 250 | |
24. | COMMERCIAL, SINGLE DESTINATION USES, EXCEPT AS OTHERWISE LISTED | 1 per 300 | 1 per 250 | |
| 25. | COMMUNITY CENTERS | 1 per 500 | ||
| 26. | COMMUNITY RESIDENCE (FAMILY OR TRANSITIONAL) | 2 per dwelling unit plus 1 space located within 1,200 linear feet off-site for each resident who maintains a motor vehicle on premises | ||
27. | CONVENIENCE STORES | 1 per 300 | 1 per 250 | |
28. | CONVENTS, MONASTERIES, AND SEMINARIES | 1 per 4 seats in place of assembly, 1 per 5 resident rooms | ||
29. | CULTURAL FACILITIES, PUBLIC AND PRIVATE | 1 per 300 | ||
30. | DAY CARE FACILITIES, ACCESSORY: CHILDREN AND FAMILY | None | ||
30.1. | DAY CARE FACILITIES: ADULT | 1 per employee for shift with most employees, 5 spaces for visitors, circulation/pickup area | ||
31. | DAY CARE FACILITIES, CHILDREN AS ACCESSORY USE IN HOUSES OF WORSHIP, SCHOOLS, BOTH PUBLIC AND PRIVATE | Parking as required by principal use only | ||
32. | DAY CARE FACILITIES: CHILDREN AS PRINCIPAL USES | 1 per employee for shift with most employees, 5 visitor spaces, circulation/pickup area | ||
33. | DELICATESSENS | 1 per 100 | ||
34. | DEPARTMENT STORES: MAJOR | 1 per 300 | 1 per 250 | |
35. | DOCKS, ACCESSORY TO RESIDENTIAL USES W/ CONTIGUOUS RIPARIAN RIGHTS (ARTICLE X) | None | ||
36. | DOCKS, ACCESSORY TO RESIDENTIAL USES W/NONCONTIGUOUS RIPARIAN RIGHTS (ARTICLE X) | None | ||
37. | DRIVE THROUGH FACILITIES, EXCEPT RESTAURANTS AS PRINCIPAL USES | 1 per employee for shift with most employees, stacking lane to accommodate 5 cars | ||
38. | DRIVE THROUGH FACILITIES FOR USE PERMITTED AS SPECIAL USES, EXCEPT RESTAURANTS | 1 per employee for shift with most employees, stacking lane to accommodate 5 cars | ||
39. | EXERCISE STUDIOS AND HEALTH CLUBS | 1 per 500 | ||
40. | FACIAL AND SCALP TREATMENT SERVICES | 1 per 275 | ||
41. | FINANCIAL INSTITUTIONS, BANKS, SAVINGS AND LOANS, CREDIT UNIONS < 3,000 SQ. FT. | 1 per 250, 1 per drive-in window plus stacking of five cars per window | ||
| 41.1 | FINANCIAL INSTITUTIONS, BANKS, SAVINGS & LOANS, CREDIT UNIONS > 3,000 SQ. FT. | 1 per 250, 1 per drive-in window plus stacking of five cars per window | ||
42. | FLEA MARKETS | 1 per 100 square feet of retail space | ||
43. | FLOWER SHOPS AND FLORISTS | 1 per 300 | 1 per 250 | |
44. | FOOD AND BEVERAGE RELATED USES, EXCEPT AS OTHERWISE LISTED | 1 per 200 | ||
45. | FOOD STORES OR SUPERMARKETS OVER 10,000 SQ. FT. | 1 per 300 | 1 per 250 | |
46. | FOOD STORES: SPECIALTY | 1 per 300 | 1 per 250 | |
47. | FUNERAL HOMES, MORTUARIES, AND CREMATORIES | 1 per 4 seats, plus 1 per 275 office space and 1 per business vehicle | ||
48. | FURNITURE REFINISHING AND REPAIR | 1 per 500 | ||
| 48.1 | FURNITURE STORES OR SHOWROOMS | 1 per 500 | ||
49. | GAME ARCADES | 1 per 300 | 1 per 250 | |
50. | GIFT, NOVELTY, SOUVENIR AND SUNDRY SHOPS | 1 per 300 | 1 per 250 | |
51. | GOVERNMENT FACILITIES NOT OTHERWISE LISTED | 1 per 200 | ||
52. | GREENHOUSES: COMMERCIAL | 1 per 1,000 | ||
53. | GUN CLUBS AND SHOOTING RANGES | 1 per 500 | ||
54. | HARDWARE, PAINT, GLASS AND WALL-PAPER STORES | 1 per 300 | 1 per 250 | |
55. | HOME OCCUPATIONS, ACCESSORY TO RESIDENTIAL USES | None | ||
56. | HOSPITALS-PUBLIC AND PRIVATE | 1 per 2 beds, plus space to accommodate 2 ambulances at ER entrance, plus 1 per staff doctor | ||
57. | HOTELS AND MOTELS | 1 per room, 1 per 5 rooms for employees, 1 per 100 of meeting space, 1 per 4 fixed seats. Other uses as required. | ||
| 57.1 | HOTELS AND MOTELS: LIMITED | 1 per room, 1 per 15 rooms for employees | ||
58. | INDUSTRIAL USES HAVING MODERATE EXTERNAL IMPACTS | 1 per 500 | ||
59. | INDUSTRIAL USES HAVING SIGNIFICANT EXTERNAL IMPACTS | 1 per 500 | ||
60. | INDUSTRIAL USES HAVING VERY SIGNIFICANT EXTERNAL IMPACTS | 1 per 500 | ||
61. | INDUSTRIAL TYPE USES HAVING MODERATE EXTERNAL IMPACTS | 1 per 500 | ||
62. | INDUSTRIAL TYPE USES HAVING SIGNIFICANT EXTERNAL IMPACTS | 1 per 500 | ||
63. | INDUSTRIAL TYPE USES HAVING VERY SIGNIFICANT EXTERNAL IMPACTS | 1 per 500 | ||
64. | INTERIOR DECORATORS | 1 per 275 | ||
65. | JUNK, SCRAP, AND SALVAGE YARDS | 1 per 10,000 site area, 1 per 300 office | ||
66. | LAKES AND PONDS | None | ||
67. | LAUNDRY AND CLEANING ESTABLISHMENTS: CLEANING ON PREMISES | 1 per 250 | ||
68. | LAUNDRY AND DRY CLEANING ESTABLISHMENTS SERVING PRIMARILY THE PUBLIC: COIN OPERATED, NO CLEANING ON PREMISES | 1 per 300, 1 per drive in window, stacking lane of 3 cars per window | ||
69. | LAUNDRY AND DRY CLEANING ESTABLISHMENTS SERVING PRIMARILY THE PUBLIC: COIN OPERATED | 1 per 250 | ||
70. | LIQUOR AND PARTY STORES | 1 per 300 | 1 per 250 | |
71. | LOCKSMITH AND KEY ESTABLISHMENTS | 1 per 300 | 1 per 250 | |
72. | MAILING SERVICES | 1 per 300 | 1 per 250 | |
| 73. | MARINA, COMMERCIAL | 1 per 2 wet slips or berths; Wet slips used for charter boats (including, but not limited to, those used for fishing, diving, and sight-seeing purposes) and water taxis: 1 per 2 passengers based on the maximum number of passengers as ascertained by a U.S. Coast Guard Certificate of Inspections; 1 for every 4 dry docks; Crew amenities: 1 per 500 sq. ft.; Other uses in accordance with the parking space requirements for the individual use. | ||
74. | MARINE: INDUSTRIAL ESTABLISHMENTS | 1 per 500 | ||
75. | MARINE: RETAIL SALES AND SERVICE | 1 per 500 | ||
76. | MARTIAL ARTS STUDIO | 1 per 300 | 1 per 250 | |
77. | MINING AND EXTRACTIVE USES | None | ||
78. | MOBILE HOME SALES, RENTAL AND SERVICE | 1 per 500 | ||
79. | MONUMENT SALES ESTABLISHMENT | 1 per 500 | ||
80. | MOTION PICTURE STUDIOS | 1 per 1,000 | ||
81. | MOTOR VEHICLE FUEL SALES AND SERVICE (GAS AND SERVICE STATION) | 3 per service bay | ||
82. | MOTOR VEHICLE PARTS AND ACCESSORY STORES | 1 per 300 | 1 per 250 | |
83. | MOTOR VEHICLE REPAIR: HEAVY (INCLUDING BODY REPAIRS AND PAINTING) | 3 per service bay, 1 per 500 enclosed area | ||
84. | MOTOR VEHICLE REPAIR: LIGHT (EXCLUDING BODY REPAIRS AND PAINTING) | 3 per service bay, 1 per 500 enclosed area | ||
85. | MOTOR VEHICLE SALES AND RENTAL (NO SERVICE) | 1 per 500 enclosed area, 1 per 1,500 outdoor storage area | ||
86. | MOTOR VEHICLE SALES AND SERVICE AGENCIES | 1 per 500 enclosed area, 1 per 1,500 outdoor storage area, 1 per 3 service bays | ||
87. | MOTOR VEHICLE TITLE AND TAG SERVICE | 1 per 300 | 1 per 250 | |
88. | MOTORCYCLE SALES AND SERVICE | 1 per 500 enclosed area | ||
89. | MUSIC AND DANCE STUDIOS | 1 per 500 | ||
90. | NEWSPAPER DISTRIBUTING AGENCIES | 1 per 500 | ||
91. | NEWSPAPER AND MAGAZINE SHOPS | 1 per 300 | 1 per 250 | |
92. | NONCONFORMITIES: MINOR TO MINOR CHANGE | None | ||
93. | NONCONFORMITIES: MAJOR TO MAJOR CHANGE | None | ||
94. | NONCONFORMITIES: REDUCE IMPACT OF MINOR USE | None | ||
95. | NONCONFORMITIES: REDUCE IMPACT OF MAJOR USE | None | ||
96. | NURSERIES: RETAIL, FOR THE SALES OF PLANT MATERIALS GROWN OFF-SITE | 1 per 500 | ||
97. | OFFICE AND RELATED USE: INCLUDING BUSINESS SERVICES, EXCEPT AS OTHERWISE LISTED | 1 per 400 | 1 per 350 | |
98. | OFFICE SUPPORT RETAIL NOT OCCUPYING MORE THAN 20 PERCENT OF THE GROSS SQUARE FEET | 1 per 400 | 1 per 350 | |
99. | OFFICES: GOVERNMENT ADMINISTRATIVE | 1 per 400 | 1 per 200 | |
100. | OFFICES: PROFESSIONAL: A) MEDICAL AND VETERINARY; B) PROFESSIONAL AND BUSINESS |
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101. | OFFICES OR FACILITIES, QUASIPUBLIC ASSOCIATIONS AND ORGANIZATIONS NOT-FOR-PROFIT | 1 per 400 | 1 per 350 | |
102. | RESERVED | |||
103. | OFFICES FOR THE HIRING OF TEMPORARY NONMANUAL LABOR | 1 per 500 | ||
104. | OUTDOOR STORAGE FACILITIES FOR FAMILIES AND BUSINESSES | 1 per 1,000 | ||
105. | PARKING GARAGES AS PRINCIPAL USE | None | ||
106. | PARKING LOTS AS PRINCIPAL ACCESSORY OR OFF-SITE USES | None | ||
107. | PARKING/STORAGE OF RECREATIONAL VEHICLES ACCESSORY, IN RESIDENTIAL DISTRICTS | See ARTICLE IX of this chapter | ||
| 107.1 | PARKS, NEIGHBORHOOD AND URBAN OPEN SPACE | None | ||
108. | PAWNSHOPS | 1 per 300 | 1 per 250 | |
109. | PET GROOMING ESTABLISHMENTS, BUT NOT KENNELS | 1 per 300 | 1 per 250 | |
110. | PHOTOCOPYING SERVICES | 1 per 300 | 1 per 250 | |
111. | PHOTOGRAPHIC STUDIOS SERVICING PRIMARILY THE PUBLIC | 1 per 300 | 1 per 250 | |
112. | POST OFFICES | 1 per 300 | ||
113. | PRIVATE USE ON PUBLIC (CITY OWNED) LAND | Parking depends upon use | ||
114. | PRINTING AND TYPESETTING SERVICES | 1 per 300 | 1 per 250 | |
115. | PRODUCE MARKETS | 1 per 500 | ||
116. | PUBLIC SAFETY FACILITIES OPERATED BY PRIVATE AGENCIES | 1 per 500 | ||
117. | PUBLIC SAFETY FACILITIES OPERATED BY PUBLIC AGENCIES | 1 per 500 | ||
118. | RADIO AND TELEVISION BROADCASTING STUDIOS AND FACILITIES | 1 per 1,000 | ||
119. | RAILROAD SWITCHING AND MARSHALING YARD | 1 per 500 of office | ||
| 120. | RECOVERY COMMUNITY | 1 per unit on site and/or located within 1,200 feet off-site | ||
121. | RECREATION: INDOOR |
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122. | RECREATION: OUTDOOR, GENERAL |
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123. | RECREATION: OUTDOOR, HIGH INTENSITY | As determined by the planning and zoning administrator | ||
124. | RECREATION: OUTDOOR AMUSEMENTS, TEMPORARY | As determined by the planning and zoning administrator | ||
125. | RECREATION: STADIUMS/SPORTS ARENAS | 1 per 4 seats | ||
126. | REPAIR SHOPS FOR HOUSEHOLD APPLIANCES/SMALL MOTORS/MACHINES | 1 per 300 | 1 per 250 | |
127. | RESEARCH AND DEVELOPMENT FACILITIES NOT OF AN INDUSTRIAL NATURE | 1 per 300 | ||
128. | RESEARCH AND DEVELOPMENT FACILITIES OF AN INDUSTRIAL NATURE | 1 per 300 | ||
129. | RESIDENTIAL: FRATERNITIES AND SORORITIES | 1 per 2 beds, 1 per 10 beds for employees | ||
130. | RESIDENTIAL: MULTIFAMILY 2 | Efficiency: 1 per unit 1 BR: 1.25 per unit ≥ 2 BR: 1.5 per unit (Applies to the Northwood Master Plan Area) | Efficiency: 1.5 per unit 1 BR: 1.75 per unit ≥ 2 BR: 2 per unit, 1 per 10 units for guests | |
131. | RESIDENTIAL: ROOMING AND BOARDING HOUSES | 1 per rental room, 1 per 10 rooms for visitors | ||
132. | RESIDENTIAL: SINGLE-FAMILY, DETACHED | 2 per unit | ||
133. | RESIDENTIAL: SINGLE-FAMILY, ATTACHED | 2 per unit | ||
134. | RESIDENTIAL: TOWNHOUSES | See residential: multifamily | ||
135. | RESTAURANTS: SERVING A LIMITED CLIENTELE (PRIVATE CLUBS/LODGES) | 1 per 200 | ||
136. | RESTAURANTS: SERVING THE GENERAL PUBLIC, BUT NOT DRIVE-IN OR THROUGH | 1 per 100 | ||
137. | RESTAURANTS: SERVING THE GENERAL PUBLIC, DRIVE-IN OR THRU | 1 per 3 seats | ||
138. | RETAIL BAKERIES | 1 per 300 | 1 per 250 | |
139. | RETAIL BUILDING MATERIAL SALES WHICH HAVE A VERY SIGNIFICANT EXTERNAL IMPACT | 1 per 500 | ||
140. | RETAIL BUSINESSES | 1 per 300 | 1 per 250 | |
141. | SANDWICH SHOPS AND SNACK BARS | 1 per 100 | ||
142. | SATELLITE RECEPTION DISHES: PRINCIPAL OR ACCESSORY USE IN COMMERCIAL DISTRICTS | None | ||
143. | SATELLITE RECEPTION DISHES: ACCESSORY IN RESIDENTIAL DISTRICTS | None | ||
144. | SCHOOLS: PUBLIC/PRIVATE, ELEMENTARY AND SECONDARY | High school: 1 per 10 student stations above grade 9, 1 per faculty/staff members, 15 for visitors; middle/jr. high: 1 per faculty/staff member, 10 for visitors elementary: see middle/jr. high, 5 for visitors | ||
145. | SCHOOLS: PUBLIC VOCATION AND TRADE, INVOLVING INDUSTRIAL EQUIPMENT | 1 per 2 student stations, 1 per faculty/staff member. 1 per 4 seats in places of assembly, 20 for visitors | ||
146. | SCHOOLS: PUBLIC VOCATION AND TRADE, NOT INVOLVING INDUSTRIAL EQUIPMENT | 1 per 2 student stations, 1 per faculty/staff member. 1 per 4 seats in places of assembly, 20 for visitors | ||
147. | SCHOOLS: COMMERCIAL, VOCATION AND TRADE, INVOLVING INDUSTRIAL EQUIPMENT | 1 per 2 student stations, 1 per faculty/staff member. 1 per 4 seats in places of assembly, 20 for visitors | ||
148. | SCHOOLS: COMMERCIAL, VOCATION AND TRADE, NOT INVOLVING INDUSTRIAL EQUIPMENT | 1 per 2 student stations, 1 per faculty/staff member. 1 per 4 seats in places of assembly, 20 for visitors | ||
149. | SCHOOLS, COLLEGES, AND UNIVERSITIES: PUBLIC/PRIVATE | 1 per student station, 1 per faculty/staff member, 1 per 4 seats in places of assembly, 20 for visitors | ||
150. | SCRAP, WASTE AND RECLAIMED MATERIAL TRADE | 1 per 1,000 | ||
151. | SHIP AND BOAT BUILDING REPAIR | 1 per 500 | ||
| 152. | SKILLED NURSING AND REHABILITATION FACILITIES | 1 per 10 beds (residents), 1 per 10 beds (guests), 1 per 300 sq. ft. of office, 50 percent reserve parking allowed. For Rehabilitation Facilities, 1 per staff only. | ||
153. | SPECIAL NONCOMMERCIAL EVENTS OF PUBLIC INTEREST | None | ||
154. | SWIMMING POOLS: ACCESSORY TO RESIDENTIAL USES | None | ||
155. | SWIMMING POOL SALES | 1 per 1,000 enclosed sales area | ||
156. | TAX RETURN PREPARATION SERVICES | 1 per 400 | 1 per 250 | |
157. | TAXIDERMISTS | 1 per 500 | ||
158. | TEMPORARY BORROW PITS, BORROW SIMILAR EXCAVATIONS | None | ||
159. | TEMPORARY MODEL DWELLINGS AND SALES OFFICE | |||
160. | TEMPORARY OFFICES AND FACILITIES FOR CONSTRUCTION, STORAGE/SECURITY | 1 per 300 | ||
161. | TEMPORARY PRODUCE STANDS | |||
162. | THEATERS: INDOOR, MOTION PICTURE AND LIVE PERFORMANCE | 1 per 4 seats | ||
163. | TOBACCO SHOPS | 1 per 300 | 1 per 250 | |
164. | TRANSIT STORAGE AND MAINTENANCE FOR PASSENGER TRANSPORTATION OPERATIONS | 1 per 1,000 | ||
165. | TRANSIT: PASSENGER AND FREIGHT TERMINALS | 1 per 1,000 | ||
166. | TRAVEL AGENCIES OR TRANSPORTATION TICKETS | 1 per 300 | 1 per 250 | |
167. | UPHOLSTERY, CLOTH AND CANVAS PRODUCTS: FABRICATION, INCL. SLIP COVERS AND AWNINGS | 1 per 500 | ||
168. | UTILITY FACILITIES: HEAVY, PUBLIC/PRIVATE | 1 per 500 | ||
169. | UTILITY FACILITIES: LIGHT, PUBLIC/PRIVATE | 1 per 500 | ||
170. | WAREHOUSING FACILITIES FOR FAMILIES AND SMALL BUSINESSES | 1 per 200 storage bays, no less than 5 | ||
171. | WAREHOUSING HAVING MODERATE EXTERNAL IMPACTS | 1 per 1,000 | ||
172. | WAREHOUSING HAVING SIGNIFICANT EXTERNAL IMPACTS | 1 per 1,000 | ||
173. | WAREHOUSING HAVING VERY SIGNIFICANT EXTERNAL IMPACTS | 1 per 1,000 | ||
174. | WATCH AND SHOE REPAIR BUSINESS | 1 per 300 | 1 per 250 | |
175. | WHOLESALE HAVING A MODERATE EXTERNAL IMPACT | 1 per 500 | ||
176. | WHOLESALE HAVING A SIGNIFICANT EXTERNAL IMPACT | 1 per 500 | ||
177. | WHOLESALE HAVING A VERY SIGNIFICANT EXTERNAL IMPACT | 1 per 500 | ||
178. | YARD AND GARAGE SALES: TEMPORARY | None | ||
179. | ACCESSORY TO OTHER USES, LAND AND/OR STRUCTURES TO PRINCIPAL USES PERMITTED BY RIGHT | None | ||
180. | ACCESSORY TO OTHER USES, LAND AND/OR STRUCTURES TO SPECIAL USES PERMITTED BY RIGHT | |||
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Space per gross square feet unless otherwise noted.
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| USES | CITY CENTER DISTRICT | CITYWIDE DISTRICT | ALL DISTRICTS | |
1. | ACCESSORY GARAGE APARTMENTS | Efficiency=1.5 per unit, 1 BR=1.75 per unit, 2 BR=2 per unit plus 1 per 10 units for guests | ||
2. | ACCESSORY STRUCTURES | None | ||
3. | ADULT ENTERTAINMENT | 1 per 250 | ||
4. | AIRPORTS, LANDING FIELDS, HELIPADS and HELIPORTS: PRIVATE/PUBLIC | 1 per 1,000 of terminal area | ||
5. | APPAREL AND ACCESSORY RETAIL SALES RENTAL STORES | 1 per 300 | 1 per 250 | |
6. | ART MERCHANDISING STUDIOS | 1 per 300 | 1 per 250 | |
7. | ART AND DRAFTING SUPPLY STORES, INCLUDING PICTURE FRAMES | 1 per 300 | 1 per 250 | |
8. | BAIT AND TACKLE SHOPS | 1 per 300 | 1 per 250 | |
9. | BARBER AND BEAUTY SHOPS | 1 per 275 | ||
10. | BARS AND LOUNGES AND RELATED ENTERTAINMENT | 1 per 100 | ||
11. | BATHROOM AND KITCHEN CONTRACTOR SHOWROOMS | 1 per 500 | ||
12. | BOOK AND STATIONARY STORES | 1 per 300 | 1 per 250 | |
13. | BOTANICAL GARDENS AND ACCESSORY OFFICES | 1 per 300 of office | ||
| 13.1 | BREWPUB/MICROBREWERY/MICRO-DISTILLERY/MICRO-WINERY | 1 per 1000 of storage (finished product or raw materials), 1 per 100 of retail/restaurant/bar/tasting room, 1 per 600 of all other areas (production) | ||
14. | BUSINESS AND COMMERCIAL MACHINE SALES | 1 per 500 | ||
15. | CANDY, NUT AND CONFECTIONERY STORES | 1 per 300 | 1 per 250 | |
16. | CATERING ESTABLISHMENTS | 1 per 500 | ||
17. | CEMETERIES, PUBLIC/PRIVATE | 1 per employee | ||
18. | CHURCHES, SYNAGOGUES AND OTHER HOUSES OF WORSHIP | 1 per 4 seats principal place of worship, plus 1 per 1,000 of all places of assembly | ||
19. | CLINICS-PUBLIC AND PRIVATE | 1 per 200 | ||
20. | CLUBS AND LODGES WITHOUT A RESTAURANT | 1 per 200 | ||
21. | COIN AND PHILATELIC STORES | 1 per 300 | 1 per 250 | |
22. | COMMERCIAL COMPARISON SHOPPING; EXCEPT AS OTHERWISE LISTED | 1 per 300 | 1 per 250 | |
23. | COMMERCIAL CONVENIENCE SALES AND PERSONAL SERVICES, EXCEPT AS OTHERWISE LISTED | Convenience = 1 per 300 Personal service = 1 per 275 | 1 per 250 | |
24. | COMMERCIAL, SINGLE DESTINATION USES, EXCEPT AS OTHERWISE LISTED | 1 per 300 | 1 per 250 | |
| 25. | COMMUNITY CENTERS | 1 per 500 | ||
| 26. | COMMUNITY RESIDENCE (FAMILY OR TRANSITIONAL) | 2 per dwelling unit plus 1 space located within 1,200 linear feet off-site for each resident who maintains a motor vehicle on premises | ||
27. | CONVENIENCE STORES | 1 per 300 | 1 per 250 | |
28. | CONVENTS, MONASTERIES, AND SEMINARIES | 1 per 4 seats in place of assembly, 1 per 5 resident rooms | ||
29. | CULTURAL FACILITIES, PUBLIC AND PRIVATE | 1 per 300 | ||
30. | DAY CARE FACILITIES, ACCESSORY: CHILDREN AND FAMILY | None | ||
30.1. | DAY CARE FACILITIES: ADULT | 1 per employee for shift with most employees, 5 spaces for visitors, circulation/pickup area | ||
31. | DAY CARE FACILITIES, CHILDREN AS ACCESSORY USE IN HOUSES OF WORSHIP, SCHOOLS, BOTH PUBLIC AND PRIVATE | Parking as required by principal use only | ||
32. | DAY CARE FACILITIES: CHILDREN AS PRINCIPAL USES | 1 per employee for shift with most employees, 5 visitor spaces, circulation/pickup area | ||
33. | DELICATESSENS | 1 per 100 | ||
34. | DEPARTMENT STORES: MAJOR | 1 per 300 | 1 per 250 | |
35. | DOCKS, ACCESSORY TO RESIDENTIAL USES W/ CONTIGUOUS RIPARIAN RIGHTS (ARTICLE X) | None | ||
36. | DOCKS, ACCESSORY TO RESIDENTIAL USES W/NONCONTIGUOUS RIPARIAN RIGHTS (ARTICLE X) | None | ||
37. | DRIVE THROUGH FACILITIES, EXCEPT RESTAURANTS AS PRINCIPAL USES | 1 per employee for shift with most employees, stacking lane to accommodate 5 cars | ||
38. | DRIVE THROUGH FACILITIES FOR USE PERMITTED AS SPECIAL USES, EXCEPT RESTAURANTS | 1 per employee for shift with most employees, stacking lane to accommodate 5 cars | ||
39. | EXERCISE STUDIOS AND HEALTH CLUBS | 1 per 500 | ||
40. | FACIAL AND SCALP TREATMENT SERVICES | 1 per 275 | ||
41. | FINANCIAL INSTITUTIONS, BANKS, SAVINGS AND LOANS, CREDIT UNIONS < 3,000 SQ. FT. | 1 per 250, 1 per drive-in window plus stacking of five cars per window | ||
| 41.1 | FINANCIAL INSTITUTIONS, BANKS, SAVINGS & LOANS, CREDIT UNIONS > 3,000 SQ. FT. | 1 per 250, 1 per drive-in window plus stacking of five cars per window | ||
42. | FLEA MARKETS | 1 per 100 square feet of retail space | ||
43. | FLOWER SHOPS AND FLORISTS | 1 per 300 | 1 per 250 | |
44. | FOOD AND BEVERAGE RELATED USES, EXCEPT AS OTHERWISE LISTED | 1 per 200 | ||
45. | FOOD STORES OR SUPERMARKETS OVER 10,000 SQ. FT. | 1 per 300 | 1 per 250 | |
46. | FOOD STORES: SPECIALTY | 1 per 300 | 1 per 250 | |
47. | FUNERAL HOMES, MORTUARIES, AND CREMATORIES | 1 per 4 seats, plus 1 per 275 office space and 1 per business vehicle | ||
48. | FURNITURE REFINISHING AND REPAIR | 1 per 500 | ||
| 48.1 | FURNITURE STORES OR SHOWROOMS | 1 per 500 | ||
49. | GAME ARCADES | 1 per 300 | 1 per 250 | |
50. | GIFT, NOVELTY, SOUVENIR AND SUNDRY SHOPS | 1 per 300 | 1 per 250 | |
51. | GOVERNMENT FACILITIES NOT OTHERWISE LISTED | 1 per 200 | ||
52. | GREENHOUSES: COMMERCIAL | 1 per 1,000 | ||
53. | GUN CLUBS AND SHOOTING RANGES | 1 per 500 | ||
54. | HARDWARE, PAINT, GLASS AND WALL-PAPER STORES | 1 per 300 | 1 per 250 | |
55. | HOME OCCUPATIONS, ACCESSORY TO RESIDENTIAL USES | None | ||
56. | HOSPITALS-PUBLIC AND PRIVATE | 1 per 2 beds, plus space to accommodate 2 ambulances at ER entrance, plus 1 per staff doctor | ||
57. | HOTELS AND MOTELS | 1 per room, 1 per 5 rooms for employees, 1 per 100 of meeting space, 1 per 4 fixed seats. Other uses as required. | ||
| 57.1 | HOTELS AND MOTELS: LIMITED | 1 per room, 1 per 15 rooms for employees | ||
58. | INDUSTRIAL USES HAVING MODERATE EXTERNAL IMPACTS | 1 per 500 | ||
59. | INDUSTRIAL USES HAVING SIGNIFICANT EXTERNAL IMPACTS | 1 per 500 | ||
60. | INDUSTRIAL USES HAVING VERY SIGNIFICANT EXTERNAL IMPACTS | 1 per 500 | ||
61. | INDUSTRIAL TYPE USES HAVING MODERATE EXTERNAL IMPACTS | 1 per 500 | ||
62. | INDUSTRIAL TYPE USES HAVING SIGNIFICANT EXTERNAL IMPACTS | 1 per 500 | ||
63. | INDUSTRIAL TYPE USES HAVING VERY SIGNIFICANT EXTERNAL IMPACTS | 1 per 500 | ||
64. | INTERIOR DECORATORS | 1 per 275 | ||
65. | JUNK, SCRAP, AND SALVAGE YARDS | 1 per 10,000 site area, 1 per 300 office | ||
66. | LAKES AND PONDS | None | ||
67. | LAUNDRY AND CLEANING ESTABLISHMENTS: CLEANING ON PREMISES | 1 per 250 | ||
68. | LAUNDRY AND DRY CLEANING ESTABLISHMENTS SERVING PRIMARILY THE PUBLIC: COIN OPERATED, NO CLEANING ON PREMISES | 1 per 300, 1 per drive in window, stacking lane of 3 cars per window | ||
69. | LAUNDRY AND DRY CLEANING ESTABLISHMENTS SERVING PRIMARILY THE PUBLIC: COIN OPERATED | 1 per 250 | ||
70. | LIQUOR AND PARTY STORES | 1 per 300 | 1 per 250 | |
71. | LOCKSMITH AND KEY ESTABLISHMENTS | 1 per 300 | 1 per 250 | |
72. | MAILING SERVICES | 1 per 300 | 1 per 250 | |
| 73. | MARINA, COMMERCIAL | 1 per 2 wet slips or berths; Wet slips used for charter boats (including, but not limited to, those used for fishing, diving, and sight-seeing purposes) and water taxis: 1 per 2 passengers based on the maximum number of passengers as ascertained by a U.S. Coast Guard Certificate of Inspections; 1 for every 4 dry docks; Crew amenities: 1 per 500 sq. ft.; Other uses in accordance with the parking space requirements for the individual use. | ||
74. | MARINE: INDUSTRIAL ESTABLISHMENTS | 1 per 500 | ||
75. | MARINE: RETAIL SALES AND SERVICE | 1 per 500 | ||
76. | MARTIAL ARTS STUDIO | 1 per 300 | 1 per 250 | |
77. | MINING AND EXTRACTIVE USES | None | ||
78. | MOBILE HOME SALES, RENTAL AND SERVICE | 1 per 500 | ||
79. | MONUMENT SALES ESTABLISHMENT | 1 per 500 | ||
80. | MOTION PICTURE STUDIOS | 1 per 1,000 | ||
81. | MOTOR VEHICLE FUEL SALES AND SERVICE (GAS AND SERVICE STATION) | 3 per service bay | ||
82. | MOTOR VEHICLE PARTS AND ACCESSORY STORES | 1 per 300 | 1 per 250 | |
83. | MOTOR VEHICLE REPAIR: HEAVY (INCLUDING BODY REPAIRS AND PAINTING) | 3 per service bay, 1 per 500 enclosed area | ||
84. | MOTOR VEHICLE REPAIR: LIGHT (EXCLUDING BODY REPAIRS AND PAINTING) | 3 per service bay, 1 per 500 enclosed area | ||
85. | MOTOR VEHICLE SALES AND RENTAL (NO SERVICE) | 1 per 500 enclosed area, 1 per 1,500 outdoor storage area | ||
86. | MOTOR VEHICLE SALES AND SERVICE AGENCIES | 1 per 500 enclosed area, 1 per 1,500 outdoor storage area, 1 per 3 service bays | ||
87. | MOTOR VEHICLE TITLE AND TAG SERVICE | 1 per 300 | 1 per 250 | |
88. | MOTORCYCLE SALES AND SERVICE | 1 per 500 enclosed area | ||
89. | MUSIC AND DANCE STUDIOS | 1 per 500 | ||
90. | NEWSPAPER DISTRIBUTING AGENCIES | 1 per 500 | ||
91. | NEWSPAPER AND MAGAZINE SHOPS | 1 per 300 | 1 per 250 | |
92. | NONCONFORMITIES: MINOR TO MINOR CHANGE | None | ||
93. | NONCONFORMITIES: MAJOR TO MAJOR CHANGE | None | ||
94. | NONCONFORMITIES: REDUCE IMPACT OF MINOR USE | None | ||
95. | NONCONFORMITIES: REDUCE IMPACT OF MAJOR USE | None | ||
96. | NURSERIES: RETAIL, FOR THE SALES OF PLANT MATERIALS GROWN OFF-SITE | 1 per 500 | ||
97. | OFFICE AND RELATED USE: INCLUDING BUSINESS SERVICES, EXCEPT AS OTHERWISE LISTED | 1 per 400 | 1 per 350 | |
98. | OFFICE SUPPORT RETAIL NOT OCCUPYING MORE THAN 20 PERCENT OF THE GROSS SQUARE FEET | 1 per 400 | 1 per 350 | |
99. | OFFICES: GOVERNMENT ADMINISTRATIVE | 1 per 400 | 1 per 200 | |
100. | OFFICES: PROFESSIONAL: A) MEDICAL AND VETERINARY; B) PROFESSIONAL AND BUSINESS |
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101. | OFFICES OR FACILITIES, QUASIPUBLIC ASSOCIATIONS AND ORGANIZATIONS NOT-FOR-PROFIT | 1 per 400 | 1 per 350 | |
102. | RESERVED | |||
103. | OFFICES FOR THE HIRING OF TEMPORARY NONMANUAL LABOR | 1 per 500 | ||
104. | OUTDOOR STORAGE FACILITIES FOR FAMILIES AND BUSINESSES | 1 per 1,000 | ||
105. | PARKING GARAGES AS PRINCIPAL USE | None | ||
106. | PARKING LOTS AS PRINCIPAL ACCESSORY OR OFF-SITE USES | None | ||
107. | PARKING/STORAGE OF RECREATIONAL VEHICLES ACCESSORY, IN RESIDENTIAL DISTRICTS | See ARTICLE IX of this chapter | ||
| 107.1 | PARKS, NEIGHBORHOOD AND URBAN OPEN SPACE | None | ||
108. | PAWNSHOPS | 1 per 300 | 1 per 250 | |
109. | PET GROOMING ESTABLISHMENTS, BUT NOT KENNELS | 1 per 300 | 1 per 250 | |
110. | PHOTOCOPYING SERVICES | 1 per 300 | 1 per 250 | |
111. | PHOTOGRAPHIC STUDIOS SERVICING PRIMARILY THE PUBLIC | 1 per 300 | 1 per 250 | |
112. | POST OFFICES | 1 per 300 | ||
113. | PRIVATE USE ON PUBLIC (CITY OWNED) LAND | Parking depends upon use | ||
114. | PRINTING AND TYPESETTING SERVICES | 1 per 300 | 1 per 250 | |
115. | PRODUCE MARKETS | 1 per 500 | ||
116. | PUBLIC SAFETY FACILITIES OPERATED BY PRIVATE AGENCIES | 1 per 500 | ||
117. | PUBLIC SAFETY FACILITIES OPERATED BY PUBLIC AGENCIES | 1 per 500 | ||
118. | RADIO AND TELEVISION BROADCASTING STUDIOS AND FACILITIES | 1 per 1,000 | ||
119. | RAILROAD SWITCHING AND MARSHALING YARD | 1 per 500 of office | ||
| 120. | RECOVERY COMMUNITY | 1 per unit on site and/or located within 1,200 feet off-site | ||
121. | RECREATION: INDOOR |
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122. | RECREATION: OUTDOOR, GENERAL |
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123. | RECREATION: OUTDOOR, HIGH INTENSITY | As determined by the planning and zoning administrator | ||
124. | RECREATION: OUTDOOR AMUSEMENTS, TEMPORARY | As determined by the planning and zoning administrator | ||
125. | RECREATION: STADIUMS/SPORTS ARENAS | 1 per 4 seats | ||
126. | REPAIR SHOPS FOR HOUSEHOLD APPLIANCES/SMALL MOTORS/MACHINES | 1 per 300 | 1 per 250 | |
127. | RESEARCH AND DEVELOPMENT FACILITIES NOT OF AN INDUSTRIAL NATURE | 1 per 300 | ||
128. | RESEARCH AND DEVELOPMENT FACILITIES OF AN INDUSTRIAL NATURE | 1 per 300 | ||
129. | RESIDENTIAL: FRATERNITIES AND SORORITIES | 1 per 2 beds, 1 per 10 beds for employees | ||
130. | RESIDENTIAL: MULTIFAMILY 2 | Efficiency: 1 per unit 1 BR: 1.25 per unit ≥ 2 BR: 1.5 per unit (Applies to the Northwood Master Plan Area) | Efficiency: 1.5 per unit 1 BR: 1.75 per unit ≥ 2 BR: 2 per unit, 1 per 10 units for guests | |
131. | RESIDENTIAL: ROOMING AND BOARDING HOUSES | 1 per rental room, 1 per 10 rooms for visitors | ||
132. | RESIDENTIAL: SINGLE-FAMILY, DETACHED | 2 per unit | ||
133. | RESIDENTIAL: SINGLE-FAMILY, ATTACHED | 2 per unit | ||
134. | RESIDENTIAL: TOWNHOUSES | See residential: multifamily | ||
135. | RESTAURANTS: SERVING A LIMITED CLIENTELE (PRIVATE CLUBS/LODGES) | 1 per 200 | ||
136. | RESTAURANTS: SERVING THE GENERAL PUBLIC, BUT NOT DRIVE-IN OR THROUGH | 1 per 100 | ||
137. | RESTAURANTS: SERVING THE GENERAL PUBLIC, DRIVE-IN OR THRU | 1 per 3 seats | ||
138. | RETAIL BAKERIES | 1 per 300 | 1 per 250 | |
139. | RETAIL BUILDING MATERIAL SALES WHICH HAVE A VERY SIGNIFICANT EXTERNAL IMPACT | 1 per 500 | ||
140. | RETAIL BUSINESSES | 1 per 300 | 1 per 250 | |
141. | SANDWICH SHOPS AND SNACK BARS | 1 per 100 | ||
142. | SATELLITE RECEPTION DISHES: PRINCIPAL OR ACCESSORY USE IN COMMERCIAL DISTRICTS | None | ||
143. | SATELLITE RECEPTION DISHES: ACCESSORY IN RESIDENTIAL DISTRICTS | None | ||
144. | SCHOOLS: PUBLIC/PRIVATE, ELEMENTARY AND SECONDARY | High school: 1 per 10 student stations above grade 9, 1 per faculty/staff members, 15 for visitors; middle/jr. high: 1 per faculty/staff member, 10 for visitors elementary: see middle/jr. high, 5 for visitors | ||
145. | SCHOOLS: PUBLIC VOCATION AND TRADE, INVOLVING INDUSTRIAL EQUIPMENT | 1 per 2 student stations, 1 per faculty/staff member. 1 per 4 seats in places of assembly, 20 for visitors | ||
146. | SCHOOLS: PUBLIC VOCATION AND TRADE, NOT INVOLVING INDUSTRIAL EQUIPMENT | 1 per 2 student stations, 1 per faculty/staff member. 1 per 4 seats in places of assembly, 20 for visitors | ||
147. | SCHOOLS: COMMERCIAL, VOCATION AND TRADE, INVOLVING INDUSTRIAL EQUIPMENT | 1 per 2 student stations, 1 per faculty/staff member. 1 per 4 seats in places of assembly, 20 for visitors | ||
148. | SCHOOLS: COMMERCIAL, VOCATION AND TRADE, NOT INVOLVING INDUSTRIAL EQUIPMENT | 1 per 2 student stations, 1 per faculty/staff member. 1 per 4 seats in places of assembly, 20 for visitors | ||
149. | SCHOOLS, COLLEGES, AND UNIVERSITIES: PUBLIC/PRIVATE | 1 per student station, 1 per faculty/staff member, 1 per 4 seats in places of assembly, 20 for visitors | ||
150. | SCRAP, WASTE AND RECLAIMED MATERIAL TRADE | 1 per 1,000 | ||
151. | SHIP AND BOAT BUILDING REPAIR | 1 per 500 | ||
| 152. | SKILLED NURSING AND REHABILITATION FACILITIES | 1 per 10 beds (residents), 1 per 10 beds (guests), 1 per 300 sq. ft. of office, 50 percent reserve parking allowed. For Rehabilitation Facilities, 1 per staff only. | ||
153. | SPECIAL NONCOMMERCIAL EVENTS OF PUBLIC INTEREST | None | ||
154. | SWIMMING POOLS: ACCESSORY TO RESIDENTIAL USES | None | ||
155. | SWIMMING POOL SALES | 1 per 1,000 enclosed sales area | ||
156. | TAX RETURN PREPARATION SERVICES | 1 per 400 | 1 per 250 | |
157. | TAXIDERMISTS | 1 per 500 | ||
158. | TEMPORARY BORROW PITS, BORROW SIMILAR EXCAVATIONS | None | ||
159. | TEMPORARY MODEL DWELLINGS AND SALES OFFICE | |||
160. | TEMPORARY OFFICES AND FACILITIES FOR CONSTRUCTION, STORAGE/SECURITY | 1 per 300 | ||
161. | TEMPORARY PRODUCE STANDS | |||
162. | THEATERS: INDOOR, MOTION PICTURE AND LIVE PERFORMANCE | 1 per 4 seats | ||
163. | TOBACCO SHOPS | 1 per 300 | 1 per 250 | |
164. | TRANSIT STORAGE AND MAINTENANCE FOR PASSENGER TRANSPORTATION OPERATIONS | 1 per 1,000 | ||
165. | TRANSIT: PASSENGER AND FREIGHT TERMINALS | 1 per 1,000 | ||
166. | TRAVEL AGENCIES OR TRANSPORTATION TICKETS | 1 per 300 | 1 per 250 | |
167. | UPHOLSTERY, CLOTH AND CANVAS PRODUCTS: FABRICATION, INCL. SLIP COVERS AND AWNINGS | 1 per 500 | ||
168. | UTILITY FACILITIES: HEAVY, PUBLIC/PRIVATE | 1 per 500 | ||
169. | UTILITY FACILITIES: LIGHT, PUBLIC/PRIVATE | 1 per 500 | ||
170. | WAREHOUSING FACILITIES FOR FAMILIES AND SMALL BUSINESSES | 1 per 200 storage bays, no less than 5 | ||
171. | WAREHOUSING HAVING MODERATE EXTERNAL IMPACTS | 1 per 1,000 | ||
172. | WAREHOUSING HAVING SIGNIFICANT EXTERNAL IMPACTS | 1 per 1,000 | ||
173. | WAREHOUSING HAVING VERY SIGNIFICANT EXTERNAL IMPACTS | 1 per 1,000 | ||
174. | WATCH AND SHOE REPAIR BUSINESS | 1 per 300 | 1 per 250 | |
175. | WHOLESALE HAVING A MODERATE EXTERNAL IMPACT | 1 per 500 | ||
176. | WHOLESALE HAVING A SIGNIFICANT EXTERNAL IMPACT | 1 per 500 | ||
177. | WHOLESALE HAVING A VERY SIGNIFICANT EXTERNAL IMPACT | 1 per 500 | ||
178. | YARD AND GARAGE SALES: TEMPORARY | None | ||
179. | ACCESSORY TO OTHER USES, LAND AND/OR STRUCTURES TO PRINCIPAL USES PERMITTED BY RIGHT | None | ||
180. | ACCESSORY TO OTHER USES, LAND AND/OR STRUCTURES TO SPECIAL USES PERMITTED BY RIGHT | |||
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Space per gross square feet unless otherwise noted.
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(Code 1979, § 33-175; Ord. No. 4081-07, § 2, 10-22-2007; Ord. No. 4307-10, § 3, 11-15-2010; Ord. No. 4373-11, § 1, 10-31-2011; Ord. No. 4450-13, § 6, 4-1-2013; Ord. No. 4570-15, § 2, 7-6-2015; Ord. No. 4595-15, § 2, 10-13-2015; Ord. No. 4648-16, § 2, 9-26-2016; Ord. No. 4716-17, § 3, 7-31-2017; Ord. No. 4758-17, § 3, 1-29-2018; Ord. No. 4957-21, § 11, 11-15-2021; Ord. No. 5014-22, § 8, 08-22-2022; Ord. No. 5053-23, § 5, 08-21-2023)
Sec. 94-487. - Parking or storage of recreational vehicles, boats, and commercial vehicles in residential districts.
a.
Definitions. For the purposes of this section, the following terms shall have the following meanings:
- 1.Motor vehicle, travel trailer, camping trailer, truck camper, motor home, park trailer, mobile home, trailer, semitrailer, and truck tractor shall have the meanings given them in F.S. § 320.01, as amended.
- 2.Recreational vehicle means a vehicle designed for off-road recreational operation such as a "dune buggy" or a "swampbuggy," or as temporary living quarters for recreational, camping or travel use which either has its own motive power or is mounted on or drawn by another vehicle, specifically including a travel trailer, camping trailer, truck camper, and motor home, and excluding a park trailer.
- 3.Boat means a "vessel" as defined by F.S. § 327.02(27), as amended, including a boat trailer thereof, excluding a vessel less than 12 feet in length and less than two feet in height.
- 4.Commercial motor vehicle means a motor vehicle, excluding a recreational vehicle, which has a gross vehicle weight in excess of 26,000 pounds, or has three or more axles regardless of vehicle weight, or is used in combination when the weight of such combination exceeds 26,0000 pounds gross vehicle weight.
- 5.Commercial truck means a motor vehicle with a gross vehicle weight in excess of 10,000 pounds which is designed or used principally for the carriage of goods or designed or equipped with a connecting device for the purpose of drawing a trailer.
- 6.Truck means a motor vehicle with a gross vehicle weight of less than 10,000 pounds which is designed or used principally for the carriage of goods or designed or equipped with a connecting device for the purpose of drawing a trailer.
- 7.Yard means that area located between the building line and the required front, side or rear setback line.
- 8.Prohibited vehicle means:
- a.A mobile home;
- b.A trailer or semitrailer (excluding a boat trailer), travel trailer and camping trailer, of a length of greater than ten feet;
- c.A commercial truck;
- d.A truck tractor;
- e.A bus;
- f.A dump truck;
- g.A commercial motor vehicle;
- h.A park trailer;
- i.Machinery, including but not limited to front-end loaders, back hoes and bulldozers; and
- j.Any other motor vehicle that has been modified from its original design such that it includes any of the features of the above-enumerated prohibited vehicles.
- 9.Restricted vehicle means a vehicle that is not prohibited hereby and is:
- a.A motor vehicle or recreational vehicle of a height greater than seven feet;
- b.A trailer or semitrailer (excluding a boat trailer), travel trailer and camping trailer, of a length of less than ten feet;
- c.A truck with a gross vehicle weight of more than 8,000 pounds or a height greater than seven feet;
- d.A boat; and
- e.Any other motor vehicle that has been modified from its original design such that it includes any of the features of the restricted vehicles in this subsection.
- 10.Available location means a space which is reasonably accessible for the parking or storage of a particular restricted vehicle without risk of property damage.
- 11.Screened means hidden from view by a structure or other means including but not limited to buildings, fences, walls, hedges, and other landscaping material, or any combination thereof.
b.
Location and screening requirements.
- 1.No prohibited vehicle shall be parked or stored in any residential district within the city on either public or private property including but not limited to a yard, setback area, public right-of-way, swale or parkway.
- 2.No restricted vehicle shall be parked or stored in any residential district within the city on either public or private property including but not limited to any yard, setback, public right-of-way, swale or parkway, except as provided in subsections (b)(3)—(7) of this section.
- 3.Restricted vehicles parked or stored in a residential district permitted hereby shall be:
- a.Owned by the occupant of the residential property;
- b.Unoccupied while parked or stored on the residential property;
- c.Maintained in a neat and operable condition, provided that major repairs including but not limited to repairs of the internal engine, rear end, transmission, exhaust system, body and chassis shall not be performed while parked or stored on the residential property; and
- d.Currently registered, licensed or permitted by the appropriate governing authority.
- 4.Restricted vehicles shall be parked or stored on private residential property in the most preferred available location. In order of preference, the available locations are:
- a.Garage, carport, rear yard or side yard behind the front building line;
- b.Rear setback;
- c.Side setback behind the front building line: For multifamily uses of four dwelling units or more, available location shall include a parking space in a parking lot used in common by the occupants of the multifamily structures.
- 5.Restricted vehicles parked or stored on residential property shall be screened from the view of abutting properties and, for corner lots, from the public right-of-way abutting the side property line.
- 6.Restricted vehicles shall not be parked or stored in a front yard or setback unless the surface consists of a smooth nondusting surface including concrete, paver-blocks, turfstone, asphalt, tile and brick and is in compliance with the standards specified by the city engineering and public works department. Restricted vehicles shall not be parked or stored in a side or rear setback or yard unless the surface thereof consists of grass or other nondusting surface as specified in this subsection.
- 7.Vehicles providing a service, including the delivery of goods and merchandise, repairs and maintenance, or otherwise engaged in work in a residential district, may park along a public right-of-way or on residential property for the duration of the service or work but not to exceed eight hours in any 24-hour period. Longer periods may be permitted by the city manager in the best interests of the occupant of the residential property and of the neighborhood.
- 8.These requirements shall not supersede more stringent restrictions contained in any deed, condominium document or similar private instrument.
c.
Waiver.
- 1.Any person aggrieved by a decision of the planning and zoning administrator in the enforcement of the location or screening requirements of this section may apply to the zoning board of appeals for a waiver therefrom. The zoning board of appeals shall grant the waiver upon a showing by the applicant that, owing to conditions on the applicant's property, including but not limited to the nature and location of structures and landscaping thereon, the size, shape, and location of the property, and the type of restricted vehicle involved, the decision of the planning and zoning administrator is unreasonable. In granting a waiver hereunder, the board may impose reasonable conditions to achieve the purpose of the requirement waived by alternative means, if available.
- 2.The application fee required to file for a waiver of the location and screening requirements shall be in accordance with the procedures of subsection 94-41(a)(4)c. The hearing and notice thereof shall be conducted in accordance with the procedures set forth in section 94-39, provided that the written notice described in section 94-39 need only be provided to the owners of abutting property.
(Code 1979, § 33-176)