§ 61.322. Parking Space Requirements.

(a)

Residential Uses. Parking spaces for residential uses outside the Downtown Parking Area shall be provided in accordance with the standards listed in Figure 26.

(b)

Non-residential Uses. Parking spaces for nonresidential uses outside the Downtown Parking Area shall be provided in accordance with the standards listed in Figure 27.

(c)

Downtown Parking Area. Parking spaces for all uses within the Downtown Parking Area shall be provided in accordance with Section 61.342 of this Part.

(d)

Two-wheeled Motor Vehicle Spaces. On building sites containing at least 50 parking spaces, a minimum of 2 two-wheeled motor vehicle parking spaces shall be provided convenient to the main entrance of the building. On-street two-wheeled motor vehicle parking spaces are encouraged, where possible. Two-wheeled motor vehicle parking spaces shall be a minimum of 3 feet wide by 10 feet deep, and shall be clearly identified through signage or marking as reserved for two-wheeled vehicles. Additional spaces may be provided in lieu of or in addition to the required number of parking spaces. Where two-wheeled vehicle spaces are provided in lieu of the required number of parking spaces, a maximum of 2% (or one space, whichever is greater) of the required number of parking spaces may be so converted.

FIGURE 26. RESIDENTIAL PARKING REQUIREMENTS

Use	Per Dwelling Unit	Per Rated Patron Capacity	Special Requirements
Accessory Dwelling Units	1		For units larger than 500 sq. ft. only
Assisted living facilities		0.2	Plus 1 space
Duplexes and Tandems and Townhomes	1		Plus 1 space for each dwelling unit over 1,500 sq. ft. of gross floor area
Group housing		0.5	Plus 2 spaces
Mobile home dwellings	1
Multi-family and multiplex dwellings:
Efficiency apt.	0.75
Studio	1.0
1 bedroom	1.5
2-bedrooms	1.75
3 or more bedrooms	2
Nursing homes		0.5
Single family Detached dwellings	1		Plus 1 space for a dwelling unit over 1,500 sq. ft. of gross floor area
Residential care facilities: 6 or fewer residents	1
Residential care facilities: 7 or more residents		0.2	Plus 1 space
Senior Living Facilities:
Assisted Care Units		0.2
Nursing Care Units	0.5
Independent Care Units	1

 

FIGURE 27. NON-RESIDENTIAL PARKING REQUIREMENTS

Land Use	Minimum Requirement	Maximum Permitted
Amusement centers	1:7 RPC	1:3 RPC
Auditoriums	0.10:seat	0.30:seat
Auto service stations	2:service bay	No maximum.
Banks & savings institutions	2.5:1000 sf GFA	7:1000 sf GFA
Beauty & barber shops	5:1000 sf GFA	15:1000 sf GFA
Bed & breakfast facilities	1:lodging unit	No maximum.
Bowling lanes	4:lane	5.5:lane
Churches & religious institutions *includes all principal buildings, e.g. Sunday school, rectory, etc.	2:1000 sf GFA or 0.20:seat (the greater standard shall apply)	No maximum.
Civic clubs & lodges *includes outside improved areas used for assembly, recreation, etc.	2.5:1000 sf GFA	No maximum.
Community centers	2.5:1000 sf GFA	5:1000 sf GFA
Contractors & trade shops	1.5:1000 sf GFA	3.5:1000 sf GFA
Convention halls	3.5:1000 sf GFA	7.5:1000 sf GFA
Dance studios	2.5:1000 sf GFA	4:1000 sf GFA
Day care centers - child, adult	1:12 RPC	1:7 RPC
Eating & drinking establishments	5:1000 sf GFA	20:1000 sf GFA
Funeral homes *plus 25:1000 sf area used for temporary seats or standing, plus spaces for vehicles operated by the establishment	0.25:seat	0.5:seat
Furniture stores	1.2:1000 sf GFA	2:1000 sf GFA
Game rooms	2.5:1000 sf GFA	4:1000 sf GFA
Golf courses*plus 4:1000 sf non-golf use	3:hole	No maximum.
Golf courses, miniature	1.1:hole	1.8:hole
Health spas	2.8:1000 sf GFA	5.6:1000 sf GFA
Hospitals* plus spaces for emergency vehicles, etc.	2.3:1000 sf GFA or 0.8:bed (either standard shall apply)	No maximum.
Hotels & motels - total all of the following:
Guest Rooms	0.5:lodging unit	1:lodging unit
Restaurant, cocktail lounge	5:1000 sf GFA	10:1000 sf GFA
Banquet/meeting rooms	0.25:seat	0.5:seat
Other uses: ½ the number of spaces ordinarily required by the land use category
Laboratories, medical & dental	2.5:1000 sf GFA	4:1000 sf GFA
Libraries	2.5:1000 sf GFA	4:1000 sf GFA
Manufacturing & processing	1.5:1000 sf GFA	3.5:1000 sf GFA
Museums & art galleries	2.5:1000 sf GFA	4:1000 sf GFA
Nightclubs & music venues	1:12 RPC or 7:1000 sf GFA	1:7 RPC or 14:1000
Offices - general, government, postal	2.5:1000 sf GFA	4:1000 sf GFA
Offices/clinics - medical, dental	2.8:1000 sf GFA	5.3:1000 sf GFA
Offices - telemarketing, call center	2.5:1000 sf GFA	6:1000 sf GFA
Open air markets	2.5:1000 sf BSA	4:1000 sf BSA
Pain management clinic	5.0:1000 sf GFA	10:1000 sf GFA
Personal storage facilities	3 spaces at manager's office	No maximum.
Recreational vehicle parks *plus a minimum of 3 spaces at the manager's office	1:RV space	No maximum.
Retailing - light, intensive & shopping centers:
<4,000 sf GFA	2.5:1000 sf GFA	5:1000 sf GFA
4,000—400,000 sf GFA	2.5:1000 sf GFA	4:1000 sf GFA
400,001—600,000 sf GFA	3:1000 sf GFA	4.5:1000 sf GFA
>600,000 sf GFA	3.5:1000 sf GFA	5:1000 sf GFA
Schools - elementary & middle	1.75:classroom and 1:5 auditorium or gymnasium seats	No maximum.
Schools - high school, vocational or business school, college or university	5:classroom and 1:3.5 auditorium or gymnasium seats	No maximum.
Services, business	2:1000 sf GFA	3.5:1000 sf GFA
Services, entertainment	1.5:1000 sf GFA	3.5:1000 sf GFA
Services, intensive	1.5:1000 sf GFA	3.5:1000 sf GFA
Services, personal	2.5:1000 sf GFA	4:1000 sf GFA
Services, major vehicle repair	2.5:service bay	No maximum.
Stadiums	1:7 RPC	1:3 RPC
Temporary labor services	4:1000 sf GFA	No maximum.
Temporary professional services	2.8:1000 sf GFA	4:1000 sf GFA
Theaters	0.10:seat	0.30:seat
Vehicle sales & rental* plus 1 space for each additional 1,000 sf GFA	4 spaces for 1 st 3000 sf GFA	No maximum.
Warehouse/showroom	2:1000 sf GFA	4:1000 sf GFA
Warehousing & storage	0.25:1000 sf GFA	3.5:1000 sf GFA
Whole blood & plasma facilities	1.3:operating station	No maximum.
Wholesale distribution	1.5:1000 sf GFA	3.5:1000 sf GFA

 

Notes:

sf = square feet GFA = gross floor area RPC = rated patron capacity BSA = building site area

(Ord. No. 2010-33, § 1, 8-30-2010, Doc. #1008301102; Ord. No. 2017-17, § 10, 4-10-2017, Doc. #1704101203; Ord. No. 2018-44, § 6, 9-4-2018, Doc. #1809041202; Ord. No. 2019-10 , § 3, 3-25-2019, Doc. #1903251201)