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1018.04: GENERAL PROVISIONS: A. An Automobile Parking Space is defined as a hard surfaced and permanently maintained area, either within or outside of a building, of sufficient size to store one automobile as specified in this Code. St�ac� for a single vehicle shall be �ine feet by eighteen feet (9' x 18' for 90 degree parking) or larger provided that up to fifty percent (50%) of the required spaces may be not less than eight � ' � � ' � , m � l�a�l� �f St�ll ��i�th �t�l@ L}cpih to � iat�'ic 1=10�� l�ri��c T.�r�c P�� tr�g Curb Direction Width 45 degrees 9 feet 22 feet One Way 14 feet 6� degrees 9 feet 21 feet One Way 16 feet 75 degrees 9 feet 21 feet One Way 18 feet 90 degrees 9 feet 1$ feet Two Way 24 feet 1GGL Vy Gl�L1LGG111GGL �O x 18') when posted "Compact Vehicles Only". Aisles shall be provided for ingress and egress and shall be a minimum of twenty four feet (24') in width (for 90 degree parking). f �r�;�. ��1 r�'�� . �1�� B. General Density Requirements, Exceptions And Credits: 1. The total minimum lot requirements for structures housing three (3) or more dwelling units in any R District may be reduced by one hundred (100) square feet per dwelling unit if the property involved is contiguous to a B or an I District. (1004.OIB} 2. The total minimum lot area requirements for structures housing three (3) or more dwelling units in any R District may be decreased by three hundred (300) square feet for each parking space that is provided under the principal use structure or, in some other manner, underground which allows use of the grade level above such space for other parking, yard or recreation space. (100¢.018} C. General Lighting Regulations: Any illumination, whether affixed to a building or otherwise, within a lot in any R District shall not be permitted to beam beyond the lot lines wherein it is located. (1004.018� D. Surfacing Parking Areas 1. C)ff s�r�et parking areas shall be surfaced with asphalt or concrete and with permanent concrete curbs to define driveways and parking limits. (100�.01 D�a} 2. New parking lot surfacing shall be a minimum of two inches (2") of bituminous pavement. (1oD�.41D} (1005.OID3b) 3. Concrete curb and proper setbacks will be required if the parking lot is re-graded or reconstructed with a one inch (1 ") lift or greater of bituminous pavement. (1005.01D3c) 4. No concrete curb will be required in the following instances: a. Parking lot seal coated or surface treated; and b. Minor patching or surface repair (overlay less than 25%). (IOOs.�1�3�1, 5. For all new construction in all zoning districts, site plan review as described in Section 1010.16, is required and no construction shall occur without such review and approval. (1oos.o.t.�3e} 6. Site plan review as described in Section 1010.16 shall be required for all repairs, remodeling and additions if the construction involved increases the overall size of the parking lot by ten percent (10%) or in the event that the construction increases the assessor's market value by over twenty percent (20%). (1005.01D.��} 7. All construction which repairs or remodels or alters a parking lot between ten percent (10%) and fifty percent (50%) of its size shall not be required to meet all of the criteria outlined above (D 1 through D6). A percentage of expansion between ten percent (10%) and fifty percent (50%) or a monetary improvement between twenty percent (20%) and fifty percent (50%) would require a proportional level of improvement. This proportional requirement will be determined by the Development Review Committee subj ect to appeal to the City Council. The City Council may refer such an appeal to the Planning Commission for review and recommendation. (1005.01D3� 8. Surfacing Of Residential Parking Areas: a. All open off-sheet parking lots, driveways, or areas shall be constructed of bituminous, concrete or other paving material approved by the Public Works Director. (1004.01D3a} b. New parking lot surfacing shall be a minimum of two inches (2") of bituminous pavement over an