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A. Uses within the SRP-C District (County Only), Downtown and Compact Neighborhood Tiers shall provide bicycle parking based on the category and square footage of each use, as applicable.

B. Minimum Parking Requirements

The minimum amount of bicycle parking shall be as follows:

Minimum Total Required Parking

Minimum of Total Required Parking:

“Short-Term” Spaces

“Long-Term” Spaces

Multifamily (except townhomes) of three or more dwelling units:

0.5 space per dwelling unit

Fewer than 50 dwelling units:

None required

Fewer than 50 dwelling units:

75%

50 dwelling units or more:

6 spaces or 5%, whichever is greater

50 dwelling units or more:

75%

Retail/restaurant

1 space per 1,000 square feet

75%

2 spaces

Office/light industrial (10,000 square feet or greater)

1 space per 2,500 square feet

4 spaces

75%

The following do not require minimum amounts of total required parking to be either short- or long-term parking

Office/light industrial (less than 10,000 square feet)

1 space per 2,500 square feet, or 2 spaces, whichever is greater

Commercial parking lot or structure

6 spaces, or 1 per 20 motor vehicle spaces, whichever is greater

Bus/rail platform or station with public-accessible, completely enclosed structures

8 spaces

Bus/rail platform or stop with shelter

4 spaces

All other non-residential

4 spaces, or as required for non-design districts, whichever is greater

Utilities

As required per non-design districts

Additions

2 spaces, or the requirement for the additional square feet, whichever greater

Change of use only (no site work is proposed that requires a site plan, special use permit, or architectural review application approval from the Planning Department).

2 spaces, or none if publicly accessible bicycle parking facilities exist within 50 feet of the entrance along the same block face

1. Minimum Total Required

This amount indicates the gross minimum number of bicycle parking spaces required.

2. Short-term parking

a. This amount, if required, shall be the minimum amount of the minimum total required parking that shall be dedicated to short-term parking.

b. Short-term parking shall be publicly accessible parking located outdoors at primary entrances of buildings or within parking structures.

3. Long-term parking

a. This amount, if required, shall be the minimum amount of the minimum total required parking that shall be dedicated to long-term parking.

b. Long-term parking is not required to be publicly accessible or located outdoors.

c. Long-term parking shall not be placed within individual dwelling units.

d. If placed outdoors, the parking facility shall be lit in accordance with storage areas (security lighting) pursuant to paragraph 7.4.3, Standards; covered to provide protection from rain and snow; and, if provided for residential uses, be located within a secured enclosure.

4. Remaining Required Parking

Remaining required parking not required to be short- or long-term parking can be provided as either type of parking at the discretion of the applicant.

Example: The minimum total required bicycle parking spaces for a 100-dwelling unit development is 50 spaces. Of the 50 spaces:

1Six short-term spaces are required (because 5% of 50 is less than six); and

2Thirty-eight long-term spaces are required (75% of 50 is 37.5 spaces, which requires rounding up to 38).

3The remaining spaces can be short- or long-term parking.

5. Small Projects

Projects that do not generate enough required bicycle parking to satisfy short and/or long term parking minimum requirements, as applicable, shall provide the minimum overall requirement as either type at the discretion of the applicant.