Minimum off-street parking spaces accessory
to the uses hereinafter designated shall be provided as follows:
A. Dormitory, fraternity, sorority house or other residence
hall located off campus: one space per two sleeping accommodations
based on the occupancy load of the building, plus one additional space
for each housemother, manager or employee.
B. Dwelling, single-family, detached: two spaces per
unit, provided that only one space must have convenient access to
a street.
C. Dwelling, single-family, attached:
(1) Two spaces per unit, provided that only one such space
must have convenient access to a street.
(2) Plus one space, on- or off-street, per each three
units for visitors.
(3) Plus one per each five units for parking of residents'
boats, recreational vehicles, etc. One-half of such spaces shall not
be less than 12 feet by 30 feet.
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D. Dwelling, multifamily:
(1) One and one-half (1 1/2) spaces per unit.
(2) Plus one space, on- or off-street, per each three
units for visitors.
(3) Plus one space per each five units for parking of
residents' boats, recreational vehicles, etc. One-half of such spaces
shall not be less than 12 feet by 30 feet.
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E. Hotel or motel: one space per rental unit plus such
spaces as are required for restaurants, assembly rooms and affiliated
facilities, as determined by the Zoning Administrator.
F. Mobile home/park: one and one-half (1 1/2) spaces
per unit.
G. Nursing or convalescent facility: one space per three
residents plus one additional space for each employee.
H. Tourist house, boardinghouse or rooming house: one
space for each guest accommodation consisting of one or more persons
in one vehicle.
Minimum off-street parking spaces accessory
to the uses hereinafter designated shall be provided as follows:
A. Automobile service station: two spaces per bay plus
one space per employee, but never less than five spaces.
B. Bowling alley: four spaces per alley plus one space
per employee plus such additional spaces as may be required herein
for affiliated uses such as restaurants.
C. Business service or supply service establishment:
one space per 300 square feet of gross floor area.
D. Car wash: four spaces per bay/stall plus one space
per employee of a self-service establishment; or one space per employee
plus sufficient area for 10 stacking spaces per bay/stall for an automated
establishment.
E. Eating establishment: one space per four seats plus
one space per two employees where seating is at tables; and/or one
space per two seats plus one space per two employees where seating
is at a counter.
F. Eating establishment (drive-in) with no seating facilities:
one space per 60 square feet of net floor area, with a minimum of
10 spaces.
G. Financial institution with drive-in windows: one space
per 150 square feet of net floor area plus sufficient area for five
stacking spaces for the first drive-in window and two stacking spaces
per each additional window.
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H. Financial institution: one space per 150 square feet
of net floor area.
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I. Furniture or carpet store: one space per 400 square
feet of net floor area plus one space for each employee.
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J. Medical or dental clinic: three spaces per examination
or treatment room plus one for each doctor and employee.
K. Office: four and one-half (4 1/2) spaces per
1,000 square feet of gross floor area plus one space per company vehicle.
L. Outdoor sales/display area other than vehicle sale,
rental or service establishments: one space per 500 square feet of
open sales/display area plus one space per employee.
M. Personal service establishment: one space per three
seats or three persons based on the occupancy load plus one space
per employee.
N. Recreational facility other than theater, auditorium,
stadium, bowling alley or swimming pool: one space per three seats
or three persons based on the occupancy load plus one space per employee.
O. Repair service establishment: One space per 200 square
feet of gross floor area.
P. Retail sales establishment except furniture or carpet
store: one space per 200 square feet of net floor area for the first
1,000 square feet plus six spaces per additional 1,000 square feet.
Q. Shopping center: one space per 200 square feet of
gross floor area for the first 1,000 square feet plus six spaces per
each additional 1,000 square feet plus additional spaces, as required
herein, for associated offices and theaters.
R. Swimming pool, commercial: one space per four persons
lawfully permitted in the pool at one time plus one space per employee.
S. Theater, auditorium or stadium: one space per three
seats or similar vantage accommodation provided plus one space per
two employees.
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T. Vehicle sale, rental and/or service establishment:
one space per 500 square feet of enclosed sales/rental floor area
plus one space per 2,500 square feet of open sales/rental display
lot area plus two spaces per service bay plus one space per employee,
but never less than five spaces.
U. Wholesale trade establishment: one space per 1.5 employees
plus one space per company vehicle, but with a minimum of one space
per 1,000 square feet of gross floor area.
Minimum off-street parking spaces accessory
to the uses hereinafter designated shall be provided as follows:
A. Manufacturing establishment or establishment for production,
processing, assembly, compounding, preparation, cleaning, servicing
and testing; repair or storage of materials, goods or products; and
business offices accessory thereto: one space per 1.5 employees on
major shift plus one space per company vehicle and piece of mobile
equipment.
B. Scientific research and development establishment:
four and one-half (4 1/2) spaces per five employees based on
the occupancy load plus one space per company vehicle.
C. Warehousing, heaving equipment storage yard, lumber
and building material yard, motor freight terminal or junkyard: one
space per 1.5 employees on major shift plus one space per company
vehicle plus sufficient space to accommodate the largest number of
visitors that may be expected at any one time, but with a minimum
of one space per 1,000 square feet of gross floor area.
Minimum off-street spaces accessory to the uses
hereinafter designated shall be provided as follows:
A. Airport, air park or airfield: one space per employee,
plus one space for each vehicle used in connection with the facility
plus sufficient space to accommodate the largest number of vehicles
that may be expected at any one time.
B. Ambulance service or rescue squad: adequate space
to accommodate all motor vehicles operated in connection with such
use plus two additional parking spaces per each such vehicle.
C. Church, chapel, temple, synagogue or other place of
worship: one space per four seats in the principal place of worship,
provided that the number of spaces thus required may be reduced by
not more than 50% if the place of worship is located within 500 feet
of any public parking lot or any commercial parking lot where sufficient
spaces are available by permission of the owner(s) without charge
during the time of services to make up the additional spaces required.
D. College or university: based on a review by the Zoning
Administrator of each proposal, including such factors as the occupancy
load of all classroom facilities, auditoriums and stadiums, the availability
of areas on site that can be used for auxiliary parking in times of
peak demand, but in no instance less than one space per faculty and
staff member and other full-time employee plus a sufficient number
of spaces to accommodate the anticipated number of students and visitors
who will drive to the institution at any one time.
E. Cultural center, museum or similar facility: one space
per 30 square feet of gross floor area.
F. Country club: one space per four members, based on
maximum anticipated membership.
G. Funeral chapel: one space per three seats in the main
chapel or parlor plus one space per two employees plus one space for
each vehicle used in connection with the business.
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H. Group day-care facility, day-care center, nursery
school, school of general education or school of special education:
two spaces per each three employees plus a sufficient number of spaces
to accommodate all persons who may be at the establishment at any
one time under normal operating conditions.
I. Hospital: one space per two beds plus 1.5 spaces per
each emergency room examination table or bed plus one space per employee
on the major shift other than doctors plus one space per doctor assigned
to the staff.
J. Institution providing intensive special medical/mental
care or welfare institution: one space per two patients, based on
the occupancy load, plus one space per employee or staff member on
a major shift.
K. Library: one space per 2.5 patrons based on the occupancy
load plus one space per employee on a major shift.
L. Private, civic or fraternal club or lodge: one space
per three members based on maximum anticipated membership.
M. Public utility establishment: one space per 1.5 employees
on the major shift plus one space per company vehicle.
N. School, elementary or intermediate: based on a review
by the Zoning Administrator of each proposal, including such factors
as the occupancy load of all classroom facilities, auditoriums and
stadiums, proposed special education programs and student-teacher
ratios.
O. School, secondary: based on a review by the Zoning
Administrator of each proposal, including such factors as the occupancy
load of all classroom facilities, auditoriums and stadiums, proposed
special education programs and student-teacher ratios and the availability
of areas on site that can be used for auxiliary parking in times of
peak demand, but no less than one space per faculty and staff member
and other full-time employee plus one space per eight students, based
on the maximum number of students attending classes at any one time.
P. Swimming pool, community: one space for every seven
persons lawfully permitted in the pool at one time plus one space
per employee, subject to a lesser number determined by the Zoning
Administrator in accordance with the number of members who are within
a reasonable walking distance of the pool.
Q. Tennis club: four spaces per court plus such additional
spaces as may be required herein for affiliated uses, such as restaurants.