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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 zoning districts, parking facilities shall be provided
and shared by all 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 -site
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. 0LA( 1) and ( 2), developments shall
provide off -street parking as set forth in Section 6. 04. 02.
B. Limitations on use of parking facilities
Required off-street parking spaces, access driveways, and aisles shall not be used for
any purpose other than vehicular parking. This prohibition applies to:
1. Storage of goods and equipment;
2. Location of dumpsters and other refuse containers;
3. Location of goods and materials offered for sale;
4. Storage of inoperable vehicles- and equipment
5. Repair activities;
6. Special events; and
7.
Any other activity that occupies the required spaces, drives, and aisles on a
temporary or permanent basis.
C. Calculating the number of parking spaces
I. 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)
parking space.
3. 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
marshal.
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.
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 110 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 Parking Spaces for Vehicles and Bic Iles.
Vehicle spaces Bicycle spaces
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Residential Uses
Single- family dwelling 2 per unit None
Multifamily structure 2 per unit 1 per 1U puking spaces
Nonresidential Uses
Barber, beauty salon, nail salon, 2 per chair or station 1 per 10 parking spaces
aesthetician, skin rare salon, tattoo and
body piercing
Business support services, such as I per 300 s. f. 1 per 10 parking space,
copying. mailin rintin , In ivatemail
Car wash or detailing facility I per employee on largest None
shift
Car wash, self service I per stall None
Community center, club, or lode I per 100 s. f. 1 per 10 puking spaces
Cultural facilities , such as library, 1 per 1, 000 s. f. 1 per 4 parking spaces
museum, or gallery
Day -care ( child or adult), nursery school, 1 per employee plus 5 spaces 1 per 4 parking spaces
kindergarten, or kindergarten
pre-
Distribution centers, may include I per employee on the largest I per 10 parking spaces
warehousing, dispatch offices, vehicle shift
yards
Drug stores and pharmacies I per 300s. f. I per 10 parking laces
Dry cleaning establishment I per 300 s. f. I per 10 parking spaces
Dry storage for watercraft 1 per 10 dry storage spaces 1 per 20 puking spaces
E ui meat rental 1 per 400 s. f. 1 per 20 parking spaces
Farmer' s market I per 300 s. f. of the leasable 1 per 10 parking spaces
area
Financial institutions 1 per 300 s. f. 1 per 20 parking spaces
Food stores 1 per 200 s. f. 1 per 10 parking spaces
Freight and moving companies I per employee on the largest 1 per 10 parking spaces
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Fuel / gasoline station, may include 1 per 2 fuel pumps plus 1 per 10 parking spaces
convenience store, restaurant, automotive
spaces needed for accessory
supplies, but not repair uses
Funeral homes, mortuaries, crematoria 1 per 4 seats in largest chapel None
Furniture and /or appliance sales I per 500 s. f. 1 per 10 puking spaces
Golf course 4 per hole 1 net 10 Darkinit spaces
Golf driving range I per 10 parking spaces
Principal use 1 per fee
AccCssory use 1 per 2 tees
Group home, congregate living facility and I per 2 beds plus I per None
similar uses employee
Health clubs, exercise clubs, spas. gyms I per 300 s. f I per 4 puking spaces
Hospital 4 per bed 1 per 10 puking spaces
Hotels, motels, inns and similar lodging 1. 1 per unit plus parking for I per 10 parking spaces
facilities accessory uses
Ice vending machine See supplemental standards See supplemental
standards
Industrial uses, heavy industry with 1 per employee on the largest 1 per 10 parking spaces
nuisance factors, such as odor, noise, shift
vibration, electronic interference
Junk or salvage yards, recycling facilities 1 per employee on the largest 1 per 10 parking spaces
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Use
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Laundry facility, self -service I per 300 s. f. 1 per 10 parking spaces
Lounge, bar, or nightclub 1 per 60 s'. f. of customer I per 10 parking spaces
service area
Lumberyard, nursery yard, similar outdoor 1 per 300 s. f. office or indoor I per 20 parking spaces
sales establishments sales area plus I per 1, 000
s. f. of outdoor sales and
display area
Manufacturing, and intense industrial 1 per employee on the largest 1 per 10 parking spaces
activities, includes production, fabrication. shift
assembly, may include outdoor storage,
includes bottling plant, dry cleaning plant,
as and fuel storage and wholesaling,
Manufacturing, light assembly, fully 1 per employee on the largest 1 per 10 parking spaces
enclosed building shift
Marinas, including fuel, supplies, docking, I per wet slips 1 per 20 parking spaces
boat ramps
Medical and dental clinics and offices, 1 per 200 s. f. 1 per 20 parking spaces
outpatient facilities
Medical facility for recovery or I per 200 s. f. 1 per 10 parking spaces
rehabilitation services, includes substance
abuse center, physical or mental
