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Table 6. 02. 03. Minimum Sidewalk Widths.
Location
width
Minimum
(feet)
Arterial streets ( omor or minor) 8
Collector streets 6
All other streets, except where the sidewalk is not abutting the curb 5
All other streets, where the sidewalk is abutting the curb 6
G. Location.
All sidewalks shall be constructed along the width of yards fronting upon a street
right -of -way. Comer lots at street intersections shall have sidewalks constructed to,
extended to, and ramped to the street pavement in compliance with Federal and State
ADA requirements. Sidewalks shall be constructed in the street right -of -way with the
rear edge on the front property line, and shall be constructed in compliance with the
standards set forth in the Engineering Standards Manual for Fort Walton Beach.
H. Maintenance of sidewalks.
It shall be the duty of all owners of real property in the City that abuts any
constructed public sidewalks to keep and maintain those sidewalks in good repair at
all times, including the proper maintenance of vegetative materials such as trees,
grass, hedges and shrubs from encroaching on the sidewalks. The City may require
reconstruction or implement special assessments to ensure that sidewalks are
maintained in good condition.
6. 03. 00 VISIBILITY AT INTERSECTIONS
6. 03. 01 Purpose
The purpose of this section is to ensure clear sight areas for driveways and intersections.
6. 03. 02 Clear Visibility for Driveways
On each side of the driveway that intersects with a City )- , t, Lf„ ntdritrusr-
street, a minimum of a fifteen ( 15) foot by 100 -foot ;,;. hrninn, ls
driveway sight triangle shall be provided. The minimum
dimensioning of the driveway sight triangle is shown in
Figure 6.03. 02. The clear driveway sight area is to be
maintained and kept clear by the property owner.
6. 03. 03 Clear Visibility for Intersecting Streets
For intersecting streets, the clear sight triangle shall be determined as required by the
AASHTO Green Book and other Federal, Slate, or local regulations.
6. 04. 00 REQUIREMENTS FOR PARKING AND LOADING
6. 04. 01 Generally
A. All development and redevelopment shall provide off street
- parking in compliance
with the standards set forth in this section.
1. Within the MX -1 and MX -2, parking facilities shall be provided and shared by all
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uses within a mixed -use development site. Standards are set forth in Section
6. 04.06.H.
2. On- street parking spaces, spaces in municipal parking lots, and spaces in off s- ite
private parking lots may be counted toward meeting the parking requirement for a
development site. Standards for counting on- street, municipal, and private
parking lot spaces are set forth in Section 6. 04. 05.
3. In situations not addressed by Section 6.04. 0l. A( 1) and ( 2), developments shall
provide off-street parking as set forth in Section 6. 04.02. m
B. Limitations on use of parking facilities 9
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Required off street
- parking spaces, access driveways, and aisles shall not be used for
any purpose other than vehicular parking. This prohibition applies to: ce
1. Storage of goods and equipment;
2. Location of dumpsters and other refuse containers; co
3. Location of goods and materials offered for sale; u
4. Storage of inoperable vehicles and equipment;
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6. Special events; and o
7. Any other activity that occupies the required spaces, drives, and aisles on a
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C. Calculating the number of parking spaces
1. The gross Boor area of a building shall be used to calculate parking requirements.
2. When the calculation results in a fraction, the result shall be rounded up to one ( 1) N
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1 For places of assembly with open seating, such as benches or pews, the
calculation of parking spaces shall be based on the occupancy as rated by the fire
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4. When a site is occupied by two ( 2) or more separate and individual uses, the
parking spaces required shall be determined by a parking study according to the
requirements for such study set forth in Section 6. 04.06. a
6. 04. 02 Standards for Parking
A. The minimum number of vehicular parking spaces and bicycle parking spaces are
provided in Table 6. 04. 02.
B. The City shall not approve a parking lot with more than I10 percent of the parking
spaces required according to Table 6. 04.02.
C. Parking spaces to meet Federal and State ADA requirements shall be provided in
addition to the parking requirements set forth in Table 6. 04.02.
D. Up to five ( 5) percent of the required parking spaces may be designed and allocated
to accommodate motorcycles.
Table 6. 04. 02. Required Parkine Spaces for Vehicles and Bievcles.
VehicleVehicle spacesspaces Bicycle spaces
Use
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ResidentialResidential UsesUses
Single- family dwelling 22 perper unitunit None
2 per unit 1 perper 1010 parkpark inin ss acesaces
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Vehicle spaces Bicycle spaces
Use
minimum minimum
Nonresidential Uses
Barber, beauty salon, nail salons, 2 per chair or station 1 per 10 parking spaces
aesthetician, skin care salon
Tattoo and body piercing
Business support services, such as 1 per 300 s. f. 1 per 10 parking spaces
copying, mailing, printing, private mail
service
Car wash or detailing facility, 1 per employee on largest None
shift
Car wash, self service 1 per stall None
Community center, club, or lode 1 per 100 s. f. 1 per 10 parking spaces
Cultural facilities, such as library, I per 1, 000 s. f 1 per 4 parking spaces
museum, or gallery
Daycare ( child or adult), nursery school, 1 per employee plus 5 spaces 1 per 4 spaces
kindergarten, or pre- kindergarten
Distribution centers, may include I per employee on the largest 1 per 10 parking spaces
warehousing, dispatch offices, vehicle shift
yards
Doug stores and pharmacies 1 per 300 s. f. 1 per 10 parki v g spaces
Dry cleaning
