Sec. 7-9-70.2

Parking

• Maximum driveway grade for non-residential or 5+ units15 pct

  the driveway or other vehicular accessway shall have a maximum grade of plus fifteen percent (+15%) or a minus two percent (-2%)

• Maximum driveway grade for residential (4 or fewer units)15 pct

  the driveway or other vehicular accessway shall have a maximum grade of plus fifteen percent (+15%) or minus six percent (-6%)

• Maximum parking aisle grade for other uses5 pct

  and five (5%) percent for all other uses.

• Maximum parking aisle grade for retail2 pct

  Off-street parking spaces and the abutting parking aisles shall have a maximum grade of two percent (2%) for retail commercial

• Maximum parking notice area2 sqftsq ftSquare feet. An acre is 43,560 sq ft; a typical suburban lot is 7,000–10,000.

  parking area notices, each not to exceed two (2) square feet in area

• Maximum slope when parking on ramp6 pct

  When parking is provided on a ramp, the maximum slope shall not exceed six percent (6%).

• Maximum ramp slope20 pct

  Ramps or driveways providing vehicular access within the interior of an off-street parking area located beyond eighteen (18) feet from the ultimate right-of-way line of a street, alley or driveway shall have a maximum slope of plus or minus twenty percent (20%).

• Parking must be on same site

  Required parking facilities shall be located on the same building site and conveniently proximate to the use or uses they serve