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BEFORE THE TOWN COUNCIL OF THE TOWN OF DANVILLE
In the Matter Of:
Amending Chapter 82-16 of ) ORDINANCE NO. 117
Title 8 of the Contra Costa )
County Code as Adopted by )
Reference to Allow Compact )
Parking Stalls and a Reduced )
Parking Ratio for Non- )
Residential Uses. )
The Town Council of the Town of Danville DOES ORDAIN
as follows:
SECTION 1. Chapter 82-16 (Off-Street Parking), Section
82-16.018, Number of Required Spaces, of the County Ordinance
Code (as adopted by the Town by reference) is amended by
modifying item (12) to read as follows:
"82-16.018 Number of required spaces. Off-street
parking shall be provided for each land use on the basis of the
following schedules:
(1) Hotels and motels: Once space for each sleeping
unit;
(2) Hospital: One space for each two beds;
(3) Sanitariums, convalescent homes, rest homes,
nursing homes: One space for each three beds;
(4) Churches: One space for each three seats;
(5) Bowling alleys: Seven spaces for each alley,
plus one space for each two employees;
(6) Rooming and lodging houses: One space for each
bedroom;
(7) Theatres: One space for each four seats;
(8) Sports arenas: One space for each four seats;
(9) Auditoriums: One space for each four seats;
(10) Night clubs, cocktail lounges and restaurants;
One space for each three seats;
(11) Medical and dental offices: Five spaces for each
doctor or dentist;
(12) Banks; business and professional offices, other
than medical and dental offices: One space for
each ~99 225 feet of gross floor area;
(13) Retail stores and shops, except as otherwise
specified herein: One space for each two hundred
fifty square feet of gross floor area;
(14) Commercial service, repair shops and wholesale
establishments: One space for each five hundred
square feet of floor area;
(15) Retail stores which handle only bulky
merchandise, such as furniture, household
appliances, and motor vehicles: One space for
each five hundred square feet of floor area;
(16) Warehouses and other storage buildings: One
space for each one thousand square feet of gross
floor area;
(17) Mortuaries: One space for each fifty square feet
of gross floor area in chapel areas;
(18) Assembly halls without fixed seats: One space
for each forty square feet of gross floor area;
(19) Retail and wholesale establishments conducted
primarily outside of buildings: One space for
each two employees;
(20) For a use not specified in this section, the
same number of off-street parking spaces shall
be provided as are required for the most similar
specified use."
SECTION 2. Subsection (1) of section 82-16.012, Design and
Layout, of Chapter 82-16 (Off-Street Parking) is amended to
read:
"82-16.012. Design and Layout. Off-street parking areas
shall be designed in such a manner as to conform to the
following regulations, subject to review and approval by the
zoning administrator:
(1) Dimensions of the required off-street parking spaces
and driveways shall have minimums as per the following
table:
Angle of
Parking Stall Curb Stall Driveway
Degrees width Length Depth Width
0 9ft. 0in. 23ft. 0in. 9ft. 0in. 12ft. 0in.
20 9ft. 0in. 26ft. 4in. 15ft. 0in. 11ft. 0in.
30 9ft. 0in. 18ft. 0in. 17ft. 4in. 11ft. 0in.
40 9ft. 0in. 14ft. 0in. 19ft. 2in. 12ft. 0in.
45 9ft. 0in. 12ft. 91n. 19ft. 10in. 13ft. 0in. ~
50 9ft. 0in. 11ft. 91n. 20ft. 5in. 12ft. 0in.
60 9ft. 0in. 10ft. 51n. 21ft. 0in. 18ft. 0in.
70 9ft. 0in. 9ft. 81n. 21ft. 0in. 19ft. 0in.
80 9ft. 0in. 9ft. 21n. 20ft. 4in. 26ft. 01n.
90 9ft. 0in. 9ft. 01n. 19ft. 0in. 28ft. 01n.
A non-residential use may have (30%) of the total required
parking in compact parkinq stalls. A compact stall shall be at
least eight by sixteen feet (8' x 16') in size including
allowable overhanq and shall be marked with standard pavement
markings."
SECTION 3. Effective Date.
This Ordinance becomes effective 30 days after adoption.
SECTION 4. Publication.
The Town Clerk shall either a) have this ordinance
published once within fifteen days after adoption in a newspaper
of general circulation or b) have a summary of this ordinance
published twice in a newspaper of general circulation once five
days before its adoption and again within fifteen days after
adoption.
The foregoing ordinance was introduced at a meeting of the
Town Council of the Town of Danville at a meeting held
on May 4 , 1987, and was adopted and ordered
published at a meeting held on May
1987, by the following vote:
AYES: Kennett, Lane, McNeely, 0ffenhartz, Schlend0rf
NoES: None
ABSENT: None
MAYOR __~
ATTEST:
TOWN