North Carolina Administrative Code › Title 10A - HEALTH AND HUMAN SERVICES › Chapter 29 - MENTAL HEALTH, OTHER RULES › Subchapter C - BUTNER ORDINANCES › Section .0600 - DESIGN STANDARDS AND REGULATIONS FOR OFF STREET PARKING › Section 29C .0603 - MINIMUM REQUIRED SPACES

Current through Register Vol. 39, No. 2, July 15, 2024
(a) Each automobile
				  parking space shall be not less than 200 square feet in area exclusive of
				  adequate access drive and maneuvering space. Such space shall be provided with
				  vehicular access to a street or alley. Such use shall not thereafter be
				  encroached upon or altered; and shall be equal in number to at least the
				  following minimum specified requirements:
(1)
				  single and two-family residences--one space for each dwelling unit;
(2) multi-family residences--one and one-half
				  spaces for each dwelling unit;
(3)
				  dormitories--one space for each three beds;
(4) tourist homes and room renting--one space
				  for each guest room;
(5) home
				  occupations--except in the case of doctors, one additional space plus one space
				  for any employee (Doctors shall provide three spaces plus one for
				  employees.);
(6) medical
				  offices--three spaces for each doctor, plus one space for each
				  employee;
(7) hospitals and
				  clinics--one space for every three beds, plus one space for each three staff
				  doctors, plus one space for each three employees on the largest
				  shift;
(8) nursing or rest
				  homes--one space for each six beds plus one space for each three
				  employees;
(9) day care centers,
				  kindergartens, nurseries, elementary and junior high schools--three spaces for
				  each class room plus off-street passenger loading arrangements;
(10) senior high schools, trade and
				  vocational schools, business and professional schools, colleges and
				  universities--five spaces for each class room plus off-street passenger loading
				  arrangements;
(11) library, museum,
				  art gallery or other cultural facility--one space for each 400 square feet of
				  gross floor area for use by the public;
(12) church, auditorium, coliseum, stadiums,
				  arenas, theaters--one space for each five fixed seats in the largest assembly
				  area;
(13) fraternal or social
				  clubs--one space for each 200 square feet of customer participation area, plus
				  one space for each 200 feet of spectator area;
(14) commercial recreation whether indoor or
				  outdoor--one space for each 200 square feet of customer participation area,
				  plus one space for each 200 feet of spectator area;
(15) business and professional offices such
				  as banks, post office, savings and loan, real estate, lawyers, insurance,
				  governmental, etc.--one space for each 200 square feet of floor area in the
				  building;
(16) personal service
				  establishments such as barber shop, beauty shop, shoe repair, dry cleaning,
				  washerette, and retail stores not otherwise specified--one space for each 200
				  square feet of floor area in the building;
(17) furniture stores--one space for each 200
				  square feet of sales floor area below 5,000 square feet plus one space for each
				  400 square feet above 5,000;
(18)
				  auto sales--four spaces for each salesman on the largest shift;
(19) service station--four spaces for each
				  grease or wash rack;
(20) drive-in
				  windows--off-street movement lane to accommodate two cars to the front and two
				  cars to the rear of each window;
(21) auto wash--one space for each three
				  employees, plus reservoir space equal to five times the capacity of the
				  laundry;
(22) drive-in food
				  sales--the provision of parking space equal to five times the square feet in
				  the principal building;
(23)
				  funeral homes or mortuaries--one space for each four seats in the chapel plus
				  off-street passenger loading accommodations for the cars;
(24) wholesale establishments--one space for
				  each two employees plus one space for each 100 square feet of sales area;
				  and
(25) manufacturing
				  establishments--one space for each three persons employed on the largest shift
				  plus additional spaces for customers, visitors and all vehicles used directly
				  in conducting such operation.