17.188.050 - Parking for persons with disabilities
Extracted standards
10 individual requirements pulled out of this section’s prose, each with the sentence it came from.
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- Total width for multiple accessible spaces23 ft
For multiple accessible spaces, two spaces shall be provided within a twenty-three (23) foot wide area outlined to provide a five-foot wide loading/unloading area between the nine-foot wide parking spaces.
- Loading/unloading width within single accessible space5 ft
and a five-foot wide loading/unloading area.
- Parking width within single accessible space9 ft
outlined to provide a nine foot wide parking space
- Total width of single accessible space14 ft
For a single accessible space, the space shall be fourteen (14) feet wide.
- Maximum surface slope for accessible spaces2.08 pct
Surface slopes for accessible parking spaces shall be the minimum possible, and shall not exceed one-fourth inch per foot (2.083 percent gradient) in any direction.
- Van accessible aisle width8 ft
Each loading/unloading area for a van accessible space shall be eight feet wide with a minimum length of eighteen (18) feet.
- Van accessible length18 ft
Each loading/unloading area for a van accessible space shall be eight feet wide with a minimum length of eighteen (18) feet.
- Minimum ratio of van accessible spaces0.13 ratio
A minimum of one in every eight accessible parking spaces shall be served by an access aisle with a minimum width of eight feet.
- Accessible parking percentage for medical care outpatient facilities10 pct
Ten percent of the total number of parking spaces provided for outpatient facilities.
- Accessible parking percentage for mobility impairment facilities20 pct
Twenty percent of total numbers of parking spaces provided for facilities that specialize in treatment or services for persons with mobility impairments.
From the ordinance
For a single accessible space, the space shall be fourteen (14) feet wide and outlined to provide a nine foot wide parking space and a five-foot wide loading/unloading area.