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129 Offstreet Parking and Loading 1161.10 <br />(2) Accessory parking facilities required by the uses described in Section <br />1161.05(x) and (y) shall be located on the same lot or adjacent lot as <br />the main use served; however, where land is not available on the same <br />or adjacent lot, the facilties shall be developed and maintained so that <br />the parking lot shall be within a distance of 400 feet of the entrance to <br />the building thereby served provided the off-site lot is not separated <br />from the principle lot by a major arterial street. <br />(e) General. A lot shall not be used to provide the parking requirements for any <br />business, commercial or industrial use unless it is under the same ownership as <br />the use to which it is accessory or unless it is approved by the Commission. <br />(Ord. 90-125. Passed 5-21-91.) <br />1161.09 LANDBANKED PARKING. <br />With respect to any retail, service, mixed use, industrial or multiple dwelling, the <br />Planning and Design Commission may, upon finding that the number of parking spaces <br />required by Section 1161.05 are not reasonably necessary in order to provide adequate parking <br />for a proposed development, authorize or require a developer to provide a lesser number of <br />actual parking spaces and to landbank the remaining spaces required by Section 1161.05 for <br />future parking needs. The entire landbanked area shall be improved with landscape plantings <br />as approved by the Commission. In the event a future change of use or tenancy or expansion <br />of a use requires, in the determination of the Commission, additional actual parking, then the <br />Commission shall require that additional actual parking spaces be provided from the previously <br />landbanked area of the development. <br />(Ord. 90-125. Passed 5-21-91.) <br />1161.10 ACCESS DRIVEWAYS. <br />(a) The location, width and number of entrance and exit driveways to accessory <br />parking facilities, except for one family and two family dwellings, shall be located in such a <br />manner as to interfere as little as possible with the use of adjacent residential property and the <br />flow of traffic on adjacent streets. For parking areas having a capacity of ten or more <br />vehicles, the centerline of a driveway apron shall be located not less than 100 feet from the <br />nearest intersecting street line. <br />Parking areas having a capacity of twenty spaces or less shall have at least one two-lane <br />driveway; those having a capacity of more than twenty vehicles shall have at least two two-lane <br />driveways; providing, however, that the Planning and Design Commission may authorize or <br />require a single two-lane or three -lane driveway for any development where it determines, in <br />light of the size or configuration of the property or the traffic patterns or traffic density in the <br />vicinity of the development, that a single access drive will be more beneficial to the orderly <br />development of the City in the immediate vicinity of that development. <br />(b) Width. <br />Width of Driveway (ft ) <br />Minimum Maximum <br />Two-lane 18 24 <br />Three -lane 27 34 <br />The angle of intersection of a driveway and the street right-of-way shall be ninety <br />degrees. The radius of the driveway shall be twenty-five feet tangent to the edge of the street <br />pavement so that vehicles may enter from or exit on to the curb lane without obstructing <br />vehicles in other traffic lanes. <br />The aforesaid location and width of access driveway regulations shall also apply to <br />driveways for a "drive-in" roadside business, fee parking lots and public parking lots. <br />(Ord. 90-125. Passed 5-21-91.) <br />December 2016 Replacement <br />