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. e e Another problem associated with commercial uses that are adjacent to residential areas is the overflow of commercial parking onto residential streets. This spillover can be prevented by prohibiting access to the commercial area from the abutting residential streets and by ensuring that an adequate amount of off-street parking is provided. The parking space requirements for shopping centers in other communities are outlined in Table 4. · "Ci',(~cltCi~ i;r.'~. . .' .... c->,;,." . . ,cr' .;v i:,;F,], .' .c ' 4 '" :Parkil1g~J>ace Re,quiiements City Type of Shopping Center Requirement White Bear Lake All shopping centers: 5.5 spacesll ,000 sf. gr. leasable area St. Louis Park Less than 100,000 sf.: 1 space/220 sf. gross floor area 100,000 + sf.: 1 space/200 sf. gross floor area Grocery stores within I space/180 sf. Gross floor area center: St. Cloud In excess of20,000 sf.: 1 space/250 sf. gross floor area Maple Grove Basic Requirements: Less than 400,000 sf.: 4 spaces/I,OOO sf. gross leasable area 400,000-600,000 sf.: 4.5 spacesll ,000 sf. gr. leasable area 600,000 + sf.: 5 spacesll ,000 sf. gross leasable area Centers with Cinemas: Less than 100,000 sf.: add 3 spacesll 00 seats above 450 100,000-200,000 sf.: add 3 spacesll 00 seats above 450 200,000 + sf.: add 3 spaces/IOO seats above 750 Minnetonka Regional Center 5.5 spaces/l,OOO sf. gross floor area Community or Neighborhood: 14.5 spacesll ,000 sf. gross floor area Parking for theaters or restaurants located within the center will be added to the above figures based upon their respective requirements. . , i' -.,. .... Roseville All shopping centers; " 5 spac~s!1,OOO sf. gros~ lel:isable area .' Roseville Shopping Center District Study Phase I Report Page 6