[Amended 12-18-1989 by Ord. No. 1657]
A. Adequate off-street parking spaces and loading areas
shall be provided for all new construction and uses.
B. Every parcel or lot used as a public or private parking
garage, lot or loading area and all off-street parking and loading
areas shall be designed, maintained and used in accordance with the
provisions as set forth in this section.
C. All residential uses shall meet the off-street parking
and loading requirements as set forth in this section.
[Amended 12-18-1989 by Ord. No. 1657; 4-8-1991 by Ord. No.
1729; 11-10-1997 by Ord. No. 2050; 9-9-2002 by Ord. No. 2378]
A. Off-street parking standards are as follows:
(1) Agricultural uses: one space for each employee.
(2) Automobile, boat, recreational vehicle or manufactured home sales
or rental: one space for every 20 vehicles, boats, or homes on display,
plus one space per employee.
[Amended 12-9-2013 by Ord. No. 2949]
(3) Automotive service stations: one space for each gasoline
pump, plus three spaces for each vehicle bay or similar facility,
plus one space for every two employees.
(4) Banks and financial institutions: one space for every
200 square feet of building area, plus one space for each 100 square
feet of building area used to serve customers.
(5) Bowling alleys: five spaces for each bowling lane.
(6) Churches, theaters, auditoriums and other places of
assembly, including spectator recreation or cultural facilities: one
space for every three seats or persons to be accommodated.
(6.1)
Day-care facilities:
[Added 1-12-2009 by Ord. No. 2759]
(a) Day-care center/nursery school: one off-street parking space for
every employee, plus one off-street parking space per 12 persons served,
designed for safe and convenient drop-off and pickup.
(b) Family day-care: one off-street parking space designed for safe and
convenient dropoff and pickup, plus one off-street parking space for
nonresident employee.
(c) Group day-care: one off-street parking space for every nonresident
employee, plus one off-street parking space per eight persons served,
designed for safe and convenient dropoff and pickup.
(7) Education facilities and other schools: one space
for every employee, including teachers and administrators, plus off-street
space for loading and unloading of students, plus additional facilities
for student parking at the high school level at the ratio of five
spaces for each classroom and continuing post high school education
facilities at the ratio of 10 spaces for each classroom.
(8) Funeral homes: one space for each family residing
on the premises, plus one space for every two employees (other than
residents on the premises), plus one space for every 50 square feet
of aggregate floor area in the viewing rooms, slumber rooms, parlors
and individual funeral service rooms.
(9) Hospitals: one space for every 1 1/2 beds.
(10)
Indoor recreation facilities: one space for
every three persons of total capacity or one space for every 200 square
feet of building area, whichever is greater.
(11)
Manufacturing establishments: one space for
all vehicles used directly in the conduct of the business, plus one
space for each employee.
(12)
Medical, dental and veterinarian offices and
clinics: three spaces for every doctor, dentist or professional person,
plus one space for every two employees.
(13)
Motels, hotels, inns or bed-and-breakfast: four
spaces for every three sleeping rooms.
(14)
Nightclubs, taverns, bars or cocktail rooms
or such facilities which provide dance areas: one space for each two
seats and one space for each four square feet of dance area.
(15)
Offices and office buildings: one space for
every 300 square feet of building area.
(16)
Outdoor recreation facilities: one space for
each two potential peak day users or one space for every three persons
of total capacity, whichever is greater.
(17)
Private clubs, social halls and lodges: one
space for every 200 square feet of building area.
(18)
Residential dwelling: two spaces per dwelling
unit.
(19)
Restaurants and diners: one space for every
three seats (20 inches of a bench = one seat).
(20)
For the purposes of this Subsection
A(20) the term "accessible area" shall mean that area of a retail, service or commercial establishment to which a member of the public, customer or potential customer is or may be admitted or have access, regardless of number or frequency.
[Amended 4-11-2005 by Ord. No. 2553]
(a)
Retail, service and commercial establishments
having less than 500,000 square feet of accessible area: one space
for each 200 square feet of accessible area.
(b)
Retail, service and commercial establishments
having 500,000 or more of accessible area: one space for each 250
square feet of accessible area.
(20.1) Establishments which provide retail sales limited
to the following: furniture, lumber, carpeting, bedding or floor covering:
one space for every 400 square feet of floor area to which a member
of the public, customer or potential customer is or may be admitted
or have access, regardless of number or frequency.
(21)
Rooming house: one space for each bed.
(22)
Self-service establishment, car washes etc.:
one space for each employee plus one space for each building or structure
(such as vacuum stations).
(23)
Wholesale or warehouse establishments and freight
trucking terminals: one space for all vehicles used directly in the
conduct of the business plus two spaces for each employee; provided,
however, that the public, customers or potential customers are not
admitted to and do not have access to any portion of the establishment
or terminal.
(24)
Elderly Housing: one space for each dwelling
unit.
B. When a computation of the number of required spaces
results in a fraction, such fraction shall be rounded to the next
highest whole number.
C. Where a building contains a number of uses or activities
that require off-street parking, the number of spaces required shall
be the aggregate sum of that which would be required for each use
individually.
D. The collective provisions for off-street parking by
two or more buildings or uses located on adjacent industrial or commercial
class district lots is permitted, provided there is a recorded right
for the adjacent properties to continue using those facilities so
long as either use or building continues to exist and that the total
parking facilities available shall not be less than the sum required
of the various buildings or uses computed separately.
E. For the purpose of this article, the number of employees
of a use shall be based on the estimated maximum daily or maximum
eight hour shift requirements in a 24 hour period.
F. Any business with company-owned vehicles or vehicles which are used
directly in the conduct of the business shall provide a minimum of
one space for each such vehicle in addition to spaces required for
the parking calculation for that use.
[Added 12-9-2013 by Ord. No. 2949]