18.35.010 Parking ratio standards.
A. Purpose. Title 2 of Metro’s Urban Growth Management Functional Plan (Functional Plan) requires that parking ratios not exceed those listed in the Functional Plan’s “Regional Parking Ratios Table” (Functional Plan at page 43). The city of Maywood Park presently has no parking standards, thus the city needs to establish parking standards to comply with Functional Plan requirements.
B. Description. Parking shall be provided as shown in the table below when a new structure is built. Property owners may supply less parking than the minimum with the approval of the city of Maywood Park, but may not provide more than the maximum. The table includes those uses which could conceivably occur on the two commercial parcels in the city of Maywood Park as well as standards for new residential uses.
Use | Parking Minimum | Parking Maximum |
|---|---|---|
Single-family detached | 1 space per unit | none |
Multifamily residential | 1.25 = 1 bedroom unit 1.5 = 2 bedroom unit 1.75 = 3 bedroom unit | none |
High school/college | 0.2 spaces per number of students and staff | 0.3 spaces per number of students and staff |
General office | 2.7 spaces per 1,000 sq. ft. of gross leaseable space | 3.4 spaces per 1,000 sq. ft. of gross leaseable space |
C. Applicability. This section is to apply only to regulations designed to promote the public health and welfare and to secure provisions for reasonable access. [Ord. 36, 1999.]