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Home My WebLink AboutDocumentation_Workshop_Tab 04_02/03/2014 '? VILLAGE OF TEQUESTA _ � Planning and Zoning Department To: Mr. Michael Couzzo, Village Manager Cc: Mr. Keith Davis,Village Attorney From: Nilsa Zacarias,AICP, Planning and Zoning Director �y l Date: 10.31.13 Ref.: Parking Space Regulation Code Change Existing Article X. Off-Street and On-Street Parking and Loading Regulations.Section 73-691 provides for "parking space having minimum dimensions of nine feet in widih by 18 feet in length for the parking of each motor vehicle". On October 10, 2013, Village Council approved to modify parking spaces from nine feet to ten feet width (First Reading of Ordinance 38-�3). This initiative will have impacts on existing properties and new developments. The impacts on existins multifamilv residential and commercial develoqments are as follows; 1. Existing commercial plazas, m��ltifamily residential and public building's parking spaces will become non- conformities under the new code if it is approved on second reading. For example, the Village Hall's parking area has a nine feet width parking space; under the new code the parking lot will become a non conforming area. Once property owners would like to increase the footprint of their building, they would need to provide �dditional parking spaces and bring the parking area into compliance with the new code. In many instances,existing sites will not be able to comply with this requirement. 2. '�here is a trend to upgrade parking ai-eas-multifamily residential and cornmercial prop2rties-to comply with current ADA standards which trigger new parking lot restriping. Iri this cases, the future applicant wou!d need to bring their development into compliance with the new code. Businesses located on Cypress Urive arad rnUlti amily buildinas an Beach Road have limited space_and will be di icult to complv witl� this new ccde provision. Also, Divisian 4, Landscaping. requires one interior landscape island for every ten parl<ing spaces. In order to comply with the new code, property owners will lose one sp�ce which will impact overall number of parking spaces provided. 3. The above scenarios will create the need to apply for parking variances that will in�pact the multifamily residential and business community. Variance applications are costly,tirrie cc�nsuming and applicants are required to �emonstrate hardship. In terms of new �evelopment, a ten feet in width will increase impervious a�ea impacting the permitted size of the building square footage since ihe applicant still has to comply with percentage of open space. The above analysis is respectfully submitted for your and Village Council ronsiderati��n. Leaving the parking space width at 9 feet will contribute to both a business friendly environment and a customer satisfaction experience. As a reference, please see enclosed�arking regulations from Town of Jupiter and Juno Beuch. 1 2' UefE��'Ui�iR Ob'FRJ�4hlG �� CXC�Ll1S��I� O� ISC�Uf(�C� —�SiD�WA��C U,Mi]�CAW�NG Y''At;f,4�}F R��bFU Cl1Jl� �� — ---- - � a� - �� --__22�_.__. `� ~`I '" �� _ -�: , 1 � f " Pr�KAI,I.�I_ F'AF�I<IN{� SI�I'�LL f Ir1'��[ ,IF^—9�I` �`.._-,_-�� TRAf�IC A�CC[�S 0�: �NE—'Jw'.+�Y 12' i�AINPhdl1M, 114'[)•-�1'd,�Y 1U' f�IINIl�iUhA. 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PARKING REQUIREMENTS 0.4' 12Y �ir �,e� taa• to.e e.a en• ao' o�� g� �O °�� o � h � •o. NSLE WIDTH 12'ONE WAY q�SLE WIDTH 16'ONE WAY NSLE WIDTH 25'ONE WAY AISLE WIDTN 22'TWO WhY AISLE WI01H 22'iY10 WAY AISLE WIDTH 25'iW0 WAY 45°�TG%��B�liTG 60°ANGLE PARSING 90°P��G e,e� �ae� ine�y u� �an zr na� nx h p �° r; � o a� N a � � �� ^ '9�, --- - ' '90, � ��\ AISLE WIDTH t 1'ONE WAY AISLE YlIDTH 11'ONE WAY `" PJSLE WIDTH 22'TWO WAY AISLE 1'ADTH 22'TWO WAY AISLE 491DTH 14�ONE WAY AISIE WIDTN 22'1W0 WAY ��o�°t�l'�ILE��il�'� �0°AlYGI,E I'ARSIIV� ��.�°�1GT��°1��G �s� ,� �o` �g,�� ___."__ 24`N?I IKD MJC!^-W � NO PARKING rn'�� — SPAC@ SIDEWAI.K r7AMP � AISI.E V!IP7r1 11'CNE W.4Y NSf.E WiD� 27_iW0 Y//1Y �e:.V��TSaJ'1°tYll.!d �L@ d�LLI.iCt�°D'1��@ STANDAI�D STALL DIMET�SI01V5 �.----_ , �_.__. ____..__..._ _ y�x;Es: Not to ScaIQ �. ?RFCA5i GON�•��ETE WHEFL S?UP5 SHALL BE USED AT EACH �f,�LL. 't. Vd'riEN CCMPACT :;ND STAiVUARD Cf1P.S WILL US� IHE S�dv1E AISi�: F01; fvAi`:EUVE��:i�JG, TNF l;1RG�R OR STA�OARG VEHICLE AISIE SHALL BE USE�. � IH� t/ISi:FAU?Ji ?".ii2;;!h+�= �:ADIUS SHALL BF kIGHTtEN (i8J rE:'i ItJ`.;�i�r, SV�=�•:;Y-PII?1= �',:�) �=E:T Qi1f5li)f:. 4. ��CCESS 'f0 PAki(ING L�iS rROM ALI.EYS WILL EE PERMII-ir.0 O:ViY ��T TI�F DISCRE�!CN Of THE PL.4NfV1UG �� ZOi�lING BOkRp AND THE TOWN COUNCiI_ SO l�S TU aR:iViDE =0R `I'hE �JRdERLY FLG1"� Or 1'R/1f'FiG. :i. PARK:DlC SP/10ES FOR fFlr �ISABLED SNALL COMPLY WIT�I GHPRi�R 'S1�, ��aP,ID�\ STATI!TES, .4WD SriALi. 6E A fN�NIMUF+i 12' BY 19'. f. LliviEh1510N5 SHCWiJ rOF? �ARKItVG STALLS ARE Ml�flMUM, SuI.U,dl�S yPiD �rHE.P c�byT�tUCjl��hd 'hll_L hlOT @E ALION�FD I`�! THIS AREA, �I.'d,`.aFfbl�` �.�fi �.��%"�� Q��°� �°,�i��E��:��f��Ni �� EXHiBiT A 5.40-6A I�mn Rea�h. I Irn�ida,Code of Ordinances Page 7 PART II-CODE OF ORDINANCES Chapter 34-ZONING ARTICLE IV.-SUPPLEMENTAL REGULATIONS DIVISION 4. PARKING REQUIREMENTS aa• n.o• ��a' ar a.a e.� a�e' v.�e• a�s� . �� O $ � � � � � � d� p. 'O_ AISLE YADTH 12�ONE WAY p�SLE WIDTH 14'ONE WAY A15LE WIDTH 22'ONE WAY AISLE WIDTH 22'1W0 WAY p�SLE WIDTH 22'iW0 YJAY AISLE WIDTH 22'TVlO WAY 45°�GLE PAR�IliTG 60°�1.iTGI.E P�REIN� 90°�'�SING a.r �ar imv� s� ias� ax� os ea ^y . ^� �4� . . 9 �' �j \ � ` , V��4 M 's 'so• � •o. AISLE WID1H 11'ONE WAY AISLE WIDTH 11'ONE WAY p�SLE WIDTH 12.5'ONE WAY P1SLE WIDTH 22'7W0 WAY AISLE WIDTH 22'TWO WAY p�51£ WIDTH 22'iYVO WAY 3�e�a�G.LE�A�i�E�d� �0°�TGLE��II�TG ��.�°��II.E� � /1d 1iD' 16'13Y Oiih[Gt' �______ 7SYIN IYID V.A: ;a N� TYPICAL ---- --PARNIt� SPACE --------_. SIDEWAL< RAMP A15LE WID?H 10'O��E WAY NSLE YlIDT�I 22'Tt40 P�AY �i��t�.��.�e�r°��`.X� �ila A�.��Bn�^��`� COMPACT STAI,t,DIMENSIQPTS .-- ------��ot to Sc�le ------.___. f�OTF.S� 1. PP,ECt1ST CONCi�tl E 1N4EFL STC.�PS SHRL(. RC USED AT EAC;1 S'+f�U_. ?. WHEN COMPAi;'f AND STANf.�AR6 r,ARS WILL. i15E THE SA'rdE AI5l.F FOR hAANFUVFRING, THE IARGER OR S'CRNDRRD �/FNICLE �.ISL� SHA!L BE USE��, �. 1HE ti91.h�IfvMUV �:lft�`:I�!G IiAO�!JS ;:Hi,L;. E3� ��:•GHTGL-:N (18) FEEf IhSI�?, �u/EN"i1' -�!IVc (2b1; FEE?" OUTSiU"- 4. ACCe.SS Tb PAkl:lldr, LGTS FR:?�q ALLEYS N�II_L BE PERMII�'ED OI�Lt' P.T THG 1'�iS�aRET�C�iJ Or THE PLANR'ING P,c lQNING 30A�D RND 7FiF 70WN COUNCIL SO AS TO PROVIDF FUR fFl[ ORDEfiLY FLOVJ OF TRA�FIC. 5_ FARKI�J3 5?ACES FOP THE D�SA6LED SHAL� COMiPLY WITH �i�AP,T�R 3 i 6, �LCttIbA ST.57J1"E:;, AND SMRIL BF. A MINIIAUM 12' fil' 19`. 6. DIPAEhJSI0DIS SNOWi� �UR F'f RKI�C STAUS ARE A4iNIMUM, COLUMNS AND UTHER Of?ST��UCT:�Id WILL �0? F3E F,LLGWED li�! T,alS ARF�1. `I�.�°�E�� (;,�s� �i`��t� �rdf's�`�� `�!-�6��!�i�'a-��' �� EXHIBIT F " ` " s.ao-oe . lu��,Be��ii. �lorid�,Code of Ordinances Page 9 Zacarias, Nilsa From: Zacarias, Nilsa Sent: Monday, January 06, 2014 4:10 PM To: Brennan, Abby Subject: follow up-PARKING SPACE -current width at the Plazas Mayor Brennan, This is a follow up to our last week meeting (1.3.14) regarding parking space width. Today, I measured the width of the following commercial plazas: - COUNTY LINE PLAZA: parking space width : 9 Ft. - TEQUESTA SHOPPES: parking space width : 9 Ft. - VILLAGE SQUARE: parking space width : 9 Ft. (standard by Village Code) and 8 Ft. (compact by Village Code). - CYPRESS PLAZA: parking space width : 9 Ft. The current Village Code standard parking dimension is 9 Ft x 18 Ft. Per Village Code, 25°/a of required parking spaces can be met by providing"compact car parking dimensions" (8 Ft. x16 Ft.) Please let me know should you have further questions, thank you, Nilsa Nilsa Zacarias, AICP Planning and Zoning Director Village of Tequesta Phone: 561.768.0457 E-mail: nzacarias@tequesta.or� www.tequesta.org 1 ORDINANCE NO. 3&13 AN ORDINANCE OF THE VII..LAGE COUNCIL OF THE VII.LAGE OF TEQUESTA, FLORIDA, AMENDING CHAPTER 78. ZONING. ART. X. OFF-STREET AND ON-STREET PARIflNG AND LOADING REGULATIONS. BY PROVIDING NEW PARI�NNG REGULATIONS FOR VETERINARY OFFICE USES, BY ADDING ItEGULATIONS REGARDING PARKING LOT TRAFFIC CALMING DEVICES AND INTERNAL SIGNAGE, AND REGARDING OFF-STREET YARD AREA PARI�NG SPACES; FURTHER REVISING CERTAIN PARI�NG SPACE, LOA.DING AREA AND DRIVE AISLE PARKING REQUIREMENTS, AND BY PROVIDING FOR INTERNAL CONSISTENCY .AND UPDATED GRAPHICS; FURTHER AMENDING CHAPTER 78. ZONING. BY REPEALING ARTICLE IX. SUPPLEMENTAL REGULATIONS, DIVISION 11, PARI�TG OF COMMERCIAL VEffiCLES, TR.UCKS AND RECREATIONAL VESICLES ON PRNATE LOTS; PROVIDING THAT EACH AND EVERY OTHER SECTION AND SUB-SECTION OF CHAPTER 78. ZONING. SHALL REMAIN IN FULL FORCE AND EFFECT AS PREVIOUSLY ADOPTED; PROVIDING A CONFLICTS CLAUSE, A SEVERABILITY CLAUSE AND AUTHORITY TO CODIFY; PROVIDING AN EFFECTIVE DATE; AND FOR OTHER PURPOSES. WHEREAS, revisions to the Village's parking regularions are required to provide for the re�cently adopted use of veterinaty office; and WHEREAS, the Village Council also desires to pmvide regulations regarding the use of internal parking lot sigaage and traffic calming devices, as well as yazd area pazking spa,ces, and fiarther desires to revise cerCain parking space, loading area. and drive aisle parldug requirements and generally update this article with new gaphics and for internal consistency with other recent revisions to various zoning codes; and WHEREAS, the Village's code regazding the parking of commercial vehicles, trucks and recreat�ional vehicles, previously l�ed at Chapter 78 Article IX Division 11, has been relocated to Chapter 46, requiring the repeal of said Chapter 78 Article IX Division 11; and R'HEREAS, the Village Council believes the code amendme,nt contained in this ordinance will be in the best interests of the citizens of the Village of Tequesta. 1 NOW, THEREFORE, BE TT ORDAINED BY THE VILLAGE COUNCII. OF THE VII.LAGE OF TEQUESTA, PALM BEACH COUNTY, FLORIDA, AS FOLLOWS: Sectlon 1: Chapter 78. Zoning, of the Code of Ordinaaces of the Village of Tequesta is hereby amended at Art. X. Off-Street anfl On-Street Parldng and Loading Regulations, by providing new regulations for veterinary office uses, by addiag regulations regarding parking lot ttaffic calming devices and internal signage, and regarding off-str�t yard area, pazking spaces, further revising certa.in parldng space, loading area and drive aisle garldng requirements and by providing updated graphics and 'urternal consistency with other recent revisions to the Village's zoning c�es; providing that Art. X. Off-Street and On-Street Parldng and Loading Regulations sha11 hereafter read as follows: ARTICLE R OFF-STREET AND ON-STREET PARHING AND LOADING REGULATIONS Sec. 78-691. Minimum standards. Sec. 78-692. Location of nazking areas 'm�er uired yazds Sec 78-693 Paving of parkin�spaces• obstcuctions in pazldn�area. Sec 78-694 Par�n� s�aces for the handica�� Sc�. 78-695. Location of off-street aatking facilities S�. 78-696. Off-street loading spaces. Sec. 78-697. Reserved parking spaces. S�. 78-698. On-street parldn� Sec 78-G99 Screening and landscaaing of off-street parkin�areas Sec '78-700 Draina�e and maintenance of off-street parldn�areas Sec 78-701 Marking,a� ligh�a'n� and calmine ofparking areas Sec '7$-702 Reserved Sec. 78-7U3. Aisles and drivewa,� S�. 78-704. Control of access to streets. Se,c. 7$-705 Required number of Aazking s� Se�. 78-706. Pazking lot schematic. Sec;s. 78-707-78-730. Reserved, Sec. 78-691. Minimum standards. For the purpose of this chapter, an off street parldng space shall consist of a parking space having minimum dimensions of nine feet in width by 18 feet in length for the parking of each motor vehicle, exclusive of access drives or aisles thereto. An on- stre,et pazking space sha11 consist of a curbside parking space having minimum dimensions as shown in the schematic below. 2 On-Stteet Parl 'ng �hematic r 22R � ZOft. �g� 20it � f 8R ; ccessible uarldng snaces as ;recl bv the American with DisabiL Act (ADAI for nassen�er cars shall be a inimum of ei fe�t wiriP hy 18 feet in_ lei1� a five foot wid� a_�.�c A1C�P F van ible r1c; � cnA�.� �;th�r of e two a1��a.�ve nazkine confi�urations sho in the Van A ible Park;n� 4chP+►+aric ma � � Van Accessible Parlc�'n� Schematic A B �s�. �an u l�t 5 8 1E - n ��I Minimum width of an acce�s drive shall be ten fe,et for R-1 and R-lA districts. For a11 other districfs, the minimum width of each aisle designed and intended far the maneuvering of a motor vekticle urto a parking spa.ce shall be determined by the angle of parldng as shown in the parking lot dimension table of this division. The parking plan sha11 be so ananged that each motor velucle may be place,d and removed from the parking space assigned thereto and taken ta and from the property without necessity of moving any other motor vehicle to complete the maneuver. Each lot, parcel, or property subject to a development or redevelopment proposal shall be allowed to design its off- street parking space areas utiiizing a maximum of 25 percent of the minimum required parking spaces to be identified as"compact spaces° with minimum dimensions of eight fe�t in width by 16 feet in length, subject to the review and approval of the village consulting engineers, the village development review staff and the village council. Sec. 78-692. Location of parldng areas in r�uired yards. Required yazds and setbacks may be used for off-street parlcing, provided that access drives or aisles and turning spaces sha11 be located within the lot lines. In computing off-staeet r�uirements, street or sidewalk areas sha11 not be used for off-street parking pwposes. owever. all such aarldnQ snaaxs shall be naved with asnhalt crete uaver block or similar sw�face Par �n� L Pl��c nr q�� landscaued ateas is nrohibited. Sec. 78-693. Paving of parking spaces; obstractions in parlang area. Where parking space is provided in open areas adjacent to or beneath any building, structure or portion thereo� snch Parking spaces shall be paved witti asphalt, 3 . : concrete, paver block or similar surface, and it sha(1 be unlawful for the owners or occupants of such building or structure to place on such parking area any furniture or other property that will obstruct or hinder the free use of such parking area. Sec. 78-694. Parking spaces for the handicapped. For other than single-family uses, duplexes or two-family dwellings, parking spaces for the handicapped shall be provided in all required parking lots, garages or other similar facilities, as required by applicable state� cou_n and munici�al han �i�a�� arkin reQUlations s�at�es. Sec. 78-695. Location of off-street parking facilities. All off-street parking facilities shall be located on the same site as or contiguous to the use for which the parking is provided. Any contiguous site must be maintained under unity of title to the site on which the primary use is located. Sec. 78-696. Off-street loading spaces. �COminNlt [KWDl�: LPA recommends the (a) In any district lri COril70CtlOri W1tI1 0V01'y bU1�Cllllg OT bUi�dlrig P,�T'OUp Ot p3Tt Y}]eTCOf ' additionoflanguagethatwouldallowanapplicant ' to submit a"Loading Demand StatemenY' which having a oss floor area of 10 000 4,899 s uare feet or more which is to be � --- a '� could allow for an exemption or reduc[ion from the occupied by commercial uses or other uses similarly requiring the receipt Ol' ' specified requirements for loading spaces. __—.._--------.._----- --------- distribution by vehicles of materials or merchandise, there shall be provided and maintained, on the same tot with such building, off-street loading space or unloading space as follows: Buildin� Sauare Foota�e Minimum Reauired Number of Loadin� Snaces Commercial/Industrial Uses 1.0,000-5_Q 000 s_ ._ft. 1 s�ace 50 1-1 000 . ft. 2 s ace _ — -- 100 001 s. ft._or more 3 s ace Office Uses 25,000_ 100 0OO s . ft. l s ace 100 001-200 000 sq. ft. 2 s�ace --__ ----- _-- _- 20O.00l s ft_�r ntore ace > , • � . ?--spases . � F�: ��:,w .,,a.a:«:,.,,.,i cn nnn �„ r+ i.,,a,a;�� (b) The loading or unloading spaces required in each instance shall be not less than 12 feet in width, 4Q �8 feet in length and 14 feet in vertical clearance, and may occupy all or any part of any required yard except for a required front yard. The loading or unloading spaces shall be screened from the street or public way and shall be exclusive of all driveways, aisles, or drives provided for other off-street parking areas. 4 Sec. 78-697. R�erved parking spaees. The use of and/or designation of parking spaces as "r�erved" for individual tenants, business� and/or property owners shall be prohibited. This section sha11 not apply to those parking spaces designated to meet the requirements of state, county and municipal handicapped Aa�ing regulaxions. Sec. 78-698. On-street parking. On-street parking may, upon review and approval by the village council, be a11ow� within all zoning districts within the village, and the minimum number of required parking spaces to be provided may include a combination of on-street and off- street spaces. When using on-street pazldng to meet a portion of tlie required parking for a proposed project, only those spaces that lie within the street fronta,ge areas of the property , praposed for development or redevelopment may be included in the total calculations for mee�ing the minimum required parldng requirements. On-street pazking c�n only be provided on those streets that utilize curb and gutter drainage systems in lieu of swale systems and where the total right-of-way width is sufficient to provide for approved paved roadway traffic lanes, on-street parking �d curb and gutter drainage systems. Sec. 7&699. Screening �� of off-street pari�ng areas. All off-street parking azeas shall be screened and landsca� in accordance with article IX, division 4 of tlus chapter. Sec. 78-70(l. Drainage and maintenance of off-strest parldng are�as. Off-street pazking facilities sha11 be drained to prevent adverse in.�t� �ege to abutting properiy and/or public streets and alleys and surfaced with asphalt, concrete, paver bl�k, or similar surface in accordance with applicable village specific;ations. Uff- stre.�t pazking azeas shall be maintained in a manner as to not create a h�a�c or pedestrian haxard or nuisance, as well as in a clean, orderly, and dust-free condition, at the expense of the owner or lesse,e, and not use,ci for the sa1e, repair, dismantling, or servicing of any vehicles, equipment, mate,�iaLs, or supplies. Sec. 78-701. Marldug a� lighting and c�+lmin� of p�rking areas. (a) Off-street parldng spaces sha11 be mark� by double parallel painted lines, curbs or other acceptable means to indicate individual spaces. On-street parking spaces shall be marked by single painted lines or other acceptable meaas, or as may be requir� by the state department of transportation, to indicate individual spaces. Compact parking sgaces shall be so identified by painting "Compact Vehicle Only" on the surface of e�ch space sa designated. Handica�► accessibility parking spaces shall be ideirtified and mazked per current federal, state and couMy requirements. Signs, markers and/or direc�tional arrows sha11 be used as necessary to ensure the efficiea�t and safe operation of the parldng lot or area. Each off-street patking space sha11 be provided with a permanently a�xed car stop or continuous raised curb made of concrete or other acceptabie material approved by the building official. (b) The internal tra.ffic operaxion within the parking lot sha11 be established by the use of �QT� approved signs and directional arrows. c lmin� devic�s s�3ch 5 sneed humns sneed bumns oz siailar features chall be conatn,cre� Ln acx�.�rdsrr,� with FDOT or other 'ndu_etrv cra„dant�. A* shall �; villa�e �� 1_ac�nrovat_ '' '' rnnior to instaliation. - (c) Parlcing facilities sha11 be provided with appropriate site ligirting. Sec. 78-702. � Dm.iri A. '1•a: w 11 l.m 1 .i «e.i .....i 'N. .,..ti 1 TY .i' • A , p � ,� � � �� A i' � av+r-"r--v; „ „ � , � , �c. 78-7Q3. Ai�sles and driveways. (a) Each pazking s�tall shall have appropriate aacess to a street or alley and maneuvering and acc�ss aisle areas sha11 be sufficient to permit vebicles to enter and leave the �rking area in a forwazd motion, with the exception of a single- family and duplex areas. Driveways sba11 be paved and meet the requireme�tts in subsection (b) af t�is section wnless very high volumes or other special circumstaa�ces watranit variatlon by the village consulting engincer. (b) Ac�;ss dimension guideline.s are as €ollows: (1 Dimension �• Access Dimension Uimension at Stre,et* (width in fe�et) , Minimum (one-way) 15 Minimum (two-way) 25 Maximum 35 '�Measured along the right-of-way line at the inner limit of the c�sbed radius seep or betwee.n the radius and the near edge of a curbed island at lesst 50 square feet in area. The minimum width �PPlies principally to ane-way driveways. 2 Ri t turn radius• Right Turn Radius�`�` (feet) Minimwn �B �, Maximum 30 '�*One side of driveway expased to e�hy ar exit by rigl7t turning vehicles. „ ' Sec. 78-704. Control of access to streets. (a) Intent. It is the intent of this section to provide comrol of access to s�eets in orde� : to facilitate safe and efficient movemeats of traffic while affording reasanable access to abutting I�roP�'hes• (b) Stmzdards for access driveways. Access driveways sha11 be permitted by the ,' village in accordance with the following guidelines: _ (I} Cor�er lats. a. Along local streets, access driveways to corner lots shall be loc�t� a minimum of 35 feet from the intersection of the projection of the right-of-way lines to t�e centerline of the driveway, except as provid�xi in this section. b. Along arterial and collector stxeets, access driveways to corner lots ° shatl be located a minimum of 50 feet from the 'vrters�tion of the ° `( ` 6 projection of the right-of-way lines to the centerline of the driveway, except as provided in this section. (2) Interaor lots. a Except in townhouse clusters and planned unit developme�s, access driveways along 1a�1 streets at iaterior locations shall be permitted not closer than four fcet from a side or reaz properiy line ; ' to the edge of the driveway. There sha11 be np more than two driveways per lot. b. Along arteriai and collector streets, the first access driveway for iuterior lots sha11 be located a minimum of 150 f�t from the � i�erseatiiion of the projection of the right-of-way lines to the centerline of the driveway. Thereafter, acc.ess driveways shall be spacerl a minimum of 100 feet apart. (c) Construction standards. Acxess driveways which urtersect or abut rights-of-way under tt►e control or jurisdiction of the village sha11 be constructed in accordance with the construction standards and details as available from the village department of community development and public warks depariment. Sec. 78-705. Requ4red nnmber of parl�ng spac�. Certain of these requirements may be in conflict with the special pazking requirements set forth in the property development standards for use within the MLJ mixed-use distric�t. �Vhere a conflict exists, the property development standards of the MU district shall apply. There shall be provided at the time of the erectioa of any main building or structure, or at ttie time that any main building or structure is enlarged by more than 25 percent of the squaze footage of the existing building or structure, or incteased in capacity by adding dwelling units, guestrooms, floor azea or seats, minimum off-street motor velucle parldng space with adequate provisions for ingress and egress by a motor vehicle, in accordance with the following: (1) Adult congregate livingfacilities: a. Adult congregate living facadity: Two spaces for each dwelling unit or equivalent. b. Extended care facidity: Two spaces per four pa2ient beds. (2) ,�ssemblv uses. places of assembly: One space per 50 square f�eet of floor area.. Shared parking can be applied to a maximum of 30 percent of the total parking requirement (3) Automotive repair: Tbree spaces per service bay, if any, or one space ger 100 square feet of gross floor area, whichever is greater. (4) Bar, ar� lounge. microbrewerv: One space for each two seats provided for patron use as established by the fire occupancy rating for the size and capacity of the establishment. (5) Beauty shop, barbershop• laundrv �ad � personal service: One space per 200 square feet of goss floor azea, or two spaces per barber chair or three spaces per beautician staaion, based on the design capacity of the establishmen� (6) Busarress cmd professional service,_ excent for firrancial anstitutio : One space per 300 square feet of gross leasable area. 7 �7� CQYWQSyI IOf�P lY1�i nt�'67/QZ �DZICattOft oP .col� .caruira ��, . y� )• 4 snaces ner 1,9Q9 sn�r� feet of eme floor area. r1LS a 10 bv 20 f� atea aciiaCent to eaCh vaCUUm oi i'n� ��, (8) Dwellings. incl��%�tir�� foster c�e and erouv homes: a. Single-family: Two spaces per dwelling unit. b. Twafamily (duplex): Two spaces per dwelling uni� c. Multiple-family: Two spaces per dwelling wu� d. In the R-1 zoning district, a minimum of one required parking space must be enclos�l ut a garage or carport. In the R-lA zoning district, a minimum of two required parking spaces must be enclosed in a garage or cazpork (9) F�nancial institutiorr�: One spa�ce per 200 square feet of gross floor area, plus five tandem waiting or loading spaces per drive-in lane. (10) Full-servdce fued station: Three spaces per service bay, or one space per 100 square feet of gross floor area, whichever is greater. (11) Gesaeral service crnd revair• One s�� +�r �nt► �nnarP fe�t nf gross floor area. (12) Governmental � e,�ee (other tharr post o,�`'ice): One space per 300 square feet of gross floor area. (13) Hoted. bed & breakfnst: One sgace for each room or suite and one space for each employee on the shift of ge�eatest employment. ESee subsection (2) of this section (�s�mblv use as�) for conference faciliti�s, and see subsection (�$ �) of this section (restaivants, standard) for those accessory use pazldng space requireme�s. (14) I»door amusement: aduzt arcade: One space for e�ach 200 squaze feet af gross floor a�ea, except for bowling alleys, which sha11 provide parking at the rate of five spaces for each bowling lane_ and a�Ll_t arc��s. the nar 'ng iremee�rts for ;ch shall �escribed L th� de�,Pt�,.,,,�t order �ran 'nQ �he soecial exc�ation ' . , , (15) Laundromat. mm�ual rnmlfcation carwash and othe� self-service activity: One space far every 50 square feet of gross floor ar�. � anual aunlication ca.twashes. a 10 by 20 foot area. adia_�++ t� each acuum or detailine area. mav be counted as one ��.� (1� Mcarina acilities: One and one-half spaces for each boat slip. (1'n Medfcal cr`td dentvl of�'ice or clinic, health care facilitv cmd other nrofessional off'rces: One space per 200 squate feet of gross $oor area. (18) Motor vehicle dealer: One p�ldng space for each 200 square feet of floor area devoted to sales, rentals, customer use, or employee office uss, plus one parking space for each 500 square feet of gross floor area within the service department. (19) Museum, art gallery, theatre s��e,g: One space per four seats in rooms for pablic assembly or for each 200 square feet of gross floor area for use by the public, whichever is greater. (20) Police and fire stationr: One space per 200 square f�t of gross floor area. (21) Post offace: One space per 100 squate fe,et of gross floor area. 8 (22) Reserved. (23) Public librmy: One space per 300 square feet of gross floor area for public use. (24) Public utilidy buildings: One space per 1,000 sqaare feet of gross floor azea plus one space per 200 square feet of office or attendant area. (25) ,Rehabilitaaion fucilitaes• One snace ner �atie�rt bed. In additio rehabiiitation facilities DTOVIde nirtnatiPnt trc+atm�r►t tn nnn rncir�p.+++ql �iiet�ts sha11 rnnvide an additional number of nar 'n� cnac�c ennivalEmt tn �°Lo of the �r ine sn��s r�ired t� be nrovided � on �a.tient bec� (26) Retail sales mrd service: One space per 250 square feet of gross ,' floor area. which is devoted to sales, display and customer service. (2'n Restaurant (carryout or drive-in): One space per 100 square feet of that portian of the gross floor area, which is devoted to sales and customer service. i�nclucLne oerm±tt?� o�oor s?�+ areas. (28) Restaurcmts (fast foo�: One space per 50 square fcet of gross floor aa�a, or one space per three s�t.ing accommodations, whichever is greater� ir�C�L►r�in8 bETt111'I�� OL�'�001' a�+nE reaa. (29) Restaurants (standard,: One space per three seating accpmmodations, or one space per 100 square feet of gross floor area, whichevel' is g[eater. 'ncindin� nermit�� o�.�'�oor 'nt ar?�_s. (30) Schools: a. Se»ior hfgh, college carrd universtry: Two spaces per three teachers and employees normally engaged in or about the building or grounds, plus one space per five students, or one space for each 15U square f�t of seating area, including aisles, in any auditorium, gymnasium or cafeteria intended to be used as an auditorium, whichever is greater. h. Ele»aentary arrd junior high: Three spaces per room used for administrative offices, plus one space per room used for class instruction, plus one space for each six se�ts in the auditorium and other places of assembly or facilities available to the public. c. Trcade and vocatdonal: Five spaces per room us� for administrat:ive offices, plus one space ger room used for class instruction, plus one space far �ch five seats in the auditorium and other places of assembly or facilities available to the public. d. Day m�rsery, kinderga�te�r, preschood, cmd day care center: Two P�g �Aaces per tt�ree teachers and employees normally engaged in or about the building or grounds, plus one off street loading space per eight pupils. (31) Shopping centers: One space per 250 square feet of gross leasable azea (GLA). (32) YeterPnmv office: One ace uer 3(1(1 canarrn f of Qross floor � (33) Wholesade establishments: One space per 1Q0 square feet of customer area. plus one space per 400 square feet of noncustomer area. 9 (34) Z1ses not spec'rfrcally memioned.• For any use not specific�ally . mention�, off-street parking requirements for a use which is meyrtioned and to wluch the such use is similar sha11 apply. (35) Mixed uses: In the case of mixai uses (exclusive of shopping centers), the total requiremertt for off-street parldag shalt be the sum of t�e requireme,nts of the various uses computed separstely, Sec. 78-706. Parking lot schematic. The following schematic is made a part of this chapte,r and is designed solely to itlustrate the requireme�ts for aisles in off-stxeet parking areas as regulated in this division. For additional regulations goveming setbacks, minimum dimensions for parldng sPaces, and other requirements, see the ather sections in this division. � � 6 � �4 � G � {de�ees�} �-� �A-#� �9-#� -9 �-3� 4�f� 4�� 43� �4-� �9 �9-#� 3� 3A� �9-� 4�-#� � � 4�� 3� �-#� � 44-#� 49 4�-� �3-�: � � 5� 4'7� 43 43-� � 3� �4� 3�4-f� 4�8� 39 43-� F6-� F� '7'P1T � 3�� i9 39� � §8� -. � �"l� Vt'I� 77'ZC 7'V � '7J"1'G' VTiG ' ' , , ' "►:7'TC: �'J'1'� tl�^Y� 'OV "7^.7'2E' tl�'YC' pTiG � '7':3"tC: C:7"tp d�2� '7t! '?"J'Y� tl�J'tC d9Y'�' , P�rkin¢ i t l�me . ns � � � � �' � � � � � � � � � � � � .� � • �° � � � � 10 ` .' . t . � � � � � � � � . �1 �'--�or—'i � � , . � � � � �.-- - ^•-.� i.-.�-�--.� �-�,-. 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" � "' `'^ `' , on 4• Ail (hdinaaces m�rts of Orciinances in canflict herewith be and the same aze hereby repe�led. ; '� "; ; Sectio�n 5: Should any Section or provision of this Ordinance or aay �rtion thereo� � �Y �P sentence or word be declared by a Court of «�mmpexent jurisciiction to be invatid, ' , , � ' t, ,„ such decisian shall not affe,ct fihe validity of the remainder of this Ordinance. '� � � � , ;, � � << A �r. ', ' ,,;,s � �Ori 6. SpeCi�C SU�10111'y 13118P�� ,TBII� t0 COdifj� �13S �ldlIIBtlt�. �OII 7. �113 �l't�1ll8IIC0 S� �8 BffECLLY81IlIt11�1�@ly I1�A p&45�. � i ' ` , i , �� , + ; r„ ! i , 'i IZ r , , � �';� ,