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<br />guest parking. Guest parking shall be marked and,
<br />where possible, shall be dispersed throughout the
<br />development. Twenty-five percent of the required
<br />guest parking may be compact spaces. (Concord, Ca-
<br />lif., pop. 121,780)
<br />•2 covered parking spaces for each dwelling unit, plus
<br />1 uncovered parking space for each dwelling unit
<br />(San Fernando, Calif., pop. 23,564)
<br />•2 parking spaces per dwelling unit. Ten percent of the
<br />required parking or 4 spaces, whichever is greater,
<br />shall be available for guest parking. Available on-
<br />street parking within 300 feet of the lot accommodat-
<br />ing the use may be used to accommodate guest
<br />parking. (St. Louis Park, Minn., pop. 44,126)
<br />•2.25 parking spaces provided for each dwelling unit
<br />either on the individually owned lot(s) or on com-
<br />mon property. Tandem parking is permitted only on
<br />individual lots and in the driveways connecting such
<br />lots with the adjacent roads provided said driveways
<br />are for the exclusive use of each individual lot; how-
<br />ever, tandem parking shall be limited to no more
<br />than 1 such tandem parking space for each indi-
<br />vidual lot. Individual garages shall not be credited
<br />towards the parking requirement. (Dade County, Fla.,
<br />pop. 2,253,362)
<br />cocktail lounge (see bar; night club)
<br />coffee shop (see also café; outdoor seating area; tea
<br />room)
<br />•Parking equal to 30 percent of the capacity of persons
<br />( Faribault, Minn., pop. 20,818; Minneapolis, Minn., pop.
<br />382,618)
<br />•1 per each 66 square feet of seating floor area, plus 1
<br />for each 440 square feet of non-seating floor area
<br />(Eugene, Ore., pop. 137,893)
<br />•1 per 100 square feet of gross building area (Kern
<br />County, Calif., pop. 661,645)
<br />Minimum: 1 space for each 200 square feet of gross
<br />floor area
<br />Maximum: 1 space for each 100 square feet of gross
<br />floor area (for both minimum and maximum standards:
<br />Outside dining area subject to same requirements as
<br />indoor dining) (Jefferson County, Ky., pop. 693,604)
<br />Bicycle Parking Standard: long-term: 2, or 1
<br />per 50 employees; short-term: 4, or 1 per 50
<br />seats (Jefferson County, Ky., pop. 693,604)
<br />columbarium (see also cemetery; crematorium;
<br />mausoleum)
<br />•1 per 4 seats or; 1 per 75 square feet of seating area if
<br />no fixed seats (Rohnert Park, Calif., pop. 42,236)
<br />•Parking area equal to ground floor area (Spartanburg,
<br />S.C., pop. 39,673)
<br />•2 parking spaces per acre, plus 1 for each employee
<br />(San Mateo, Calif., pop. 92,482)
<br />commercial recreation (see recreation facility,
<br />commercial)
<br />commercial use, unless otherwise specified (see
<br />also retail use, unless otherwise specified)
<br />•1 space per 500 square feet of floor area (Duncanville,
<br />Tex., pop. 36,081)
<br />•1 parking space per 250 square feet of floor area
<br />(Miami County, Kans., pop. 28,351)
<br />•1 space for each 200 square feet of gross floor area or
<br />fraction thereof; minimum of 2 spaces required
<br />(Benbrook, Tex., pop. 20,208)
<br />•1 per 300 square feet of floor area (Champlin, Minn.,
<br />pop. 22,193)
<br />Bicycle Parking Standard: 1 per 10 auto spaces
<br />(Madison, Wisc., pop. 208,054)
<br />communication services facility (see also radio,
<br />recording and television studio; telegraph office;
<br />telephone exchange building; television studio)
<br />•1 per 500 square feet (Henderson, Nev., 175,381; Omaha,
<br />Nebr., pop. 390,007)
<br />•1 space per 400 square feet (Colorado Springs, Colo.,
<br />pop. 360,890)
<br />•1 per 300 square feet of floor area (Charleston County,
<br />S.C., pop. 309,969)
<br />•4 parking spaces per 1,000 square feet of floor area (St.
<br />Charles, Ill., pop. 27,896)
<br />•5.5 spaces per 1,000 square feet of gross floor area
<br />(Ellisville, Mo., pop. 9,104)
<br />community center
<br />•1 space per 250 square feet of gross floor area, or 1
<br />space per 4 patrons to the maximum capacity, which-
<br />ever is greater (Coconino County, Ariz., pop. 116,320;
<br />Lycoming County, Pa., pop. 120,044, which uses the term
<br />“community and recreation center”)
<br />•1 space for each 100 square feet of gross floor space
<br />(Brunswick County, N.C., pop. 73,143)
<br />•1 space per 200 square feet floor area gross (including
<br />all above ground and below ground floors) of build-
<br />ing (Raleigh, N.C., pop. 276,093)
<br />•1 for each 10 seats of occupancy capacity for the first
<br />1,000 seats, plus 1 for each 20 seats above the first
<br />10,000; provided that, where such seats are not fixed,
<br />each 7 square feet usable for seating shall be consid-
<br />ered 1 seat (Washington, D.C., pop. 572,059)
<br />•1 space for each 5 seats, or 14 spaces per 1,000 square
<br />feet of assembly areas where there are no fixed seats
<br />(West Hollywood, Calif., pop. 35,716)
<br />•1 space per 32 square feet of assembly floor area, plus
<br />1 space per 300 square feet of office per administra-
<br />tive space (Baton Rouge, La., pop. 227,818)
<br />•4 parking spaces for every 1,000 square feet of gross
<br />floor area (DeKalb County, Ill., pop. 88,969)
<br />cocktail lounge community center
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