Section 7.06.08

Parking

• Administrative parking reduction10 pct

  Reduce the minimum required parking spaces for nonresidential uses by no more than 10%

• Captive market reduction

  Parking requirements for retail and restaurant uses may be reduced where it can be determined that some portion of the patronage of these businesses comes from other uses located within the same building or a maximum walking distance of 400 feet.

• Carpooling/vanpooling reduction20 pct

  A reduction of up to 20% of required parking is granted for any building or group of buildings with a single use or mix of uses exceeding 50,000 square feet gross floor area that institutes and maintains a carpool or vanpool program.

• Electric vehicle infrastructure requirement

  Electric vehicle infrastructure and parking pursuant to Section 7.06.04 will be required for parking adjustments approved pursuant to Section 10.16, Section 10.11.01, or Section 10.11.05.

• On-street parking credit

  Parking spaces located in a public or private right-of-way may be used for required off-street parking requirements under certain circumstances, including abutting roads and within 400 feet.

• Public parking reduction

  Parking requirements may be reduced if a property has available to it a sufficient supply of existing underutilized public parking spaces in off-street public parking lots and where the applicant adequately demonstrates that such availability will continue in the future.

• Shared parking

  The total minimum number of required parking spaces may be reduced when parking is shared among two or more uses that typically experience peak parking demands at different times; the uses are located on either the same lot or separate lots within 1/4 mile in Urban Zoning Districts or 500 feet in non-Urban Zoning Districts; and the uses are allowed in the zoning district where the parking is provided.

• Shuttle service reduction10 pct

  A reduction of up to 10% of required parking is granted for any use that provides and maintains a regular shuttle service.

• TDM plan reduction

  Any nonresidential, mixed-use, or multifamily development exceeding 10,000 square feet gross floor area may use a Transportation Demand Management Plan (TDM) plan to reduce parking rates.