Sec. 24-59

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From the ordinance

Category A—High demand: ... minimum of one parking space per 200 square feet of retail and/or office floor area but not more than 120 percent of the minimum requirement. Category B—Moderate demand: ... one parking space per 250 square feet ... Category C—Uses with unique requirements: ... (various specific ratios). Industrial uses: ... one parking space per two employees on the largest shift.

Parking requirements

{
  "Hospitals": "2 spaces per bed",
  "Restaurants": "1 space per 4 seats",
  "Outlet malls": "5 spaces per 1,000 sq ft retail floor area",
  "Nursing homes": "1 per 4 residents + 1 per employee on largest shift",
  "Bowling alleys": "3 spaces per alley + 1 per 200 sq ft accessory business",
  "Industrial/warehouse": "1 space per 2 employees on largest shift",
  "Veterinary hospitals": "3 spaces per exam/treatment room + 1 per employee on largest shift",
  "Medical office/clinic": "7 spaces per practitioner or 1 per 250 sq ft, whichever greater",
  "Furniture/carpet stores": "1 space per 400 sq ft retail floor area",
  "Mini-storage warehouses": "1 space per 100 units + 2 per caretaker residence",
  "Category A - High demand": "1 space per 200 sq ft retail/office floor area, max 120% of minimum",
  "Places of public assembly": "1 space per 5 seats",
  "Barber shops/beauty parlors": "3 spaces + 2 per barber/beautician chair",
  "Motels/hotels/tourist homes": "1 per rental unit + 4 per 50 units + 1 per 5 persons of public meeting/banquet capacity",
  "Category B - Moderate demand": "1 space per 250 sq ft retail/office floor area, max 120% of minimum",
  "Outdoor retail sales/display": "1 space per 500 sq ft area",
  "Indoor vehicular sales showrooms": "1 space per 400 sq ft retail floor area"
}