HomeMy WebLinkAboutCC RES 74-093RESOLUTION N0. 74-93
RESOLUTION OF THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF
PALM DESERT, CALIFORNIA, ESTABLISHING AN URBAN
BOUNDARY AND A FEDERAL-AID URBAN SYSTEM OF
STREETS.
WHEREAS, the Congress of the United States has in the
Federal-Aid Highway Acts of 1970 and 1973 declared it to be in the
national interest for Federal Funds to be expended for projects on
the Federal-Aid Urban System within urban areas; and
WHEREAS, before such Federal Funds which may be
apportioned to the City can be expended, it will be necessary for
the City to have an approved Urban Boundary and Federal-Aid Urban
System.
WHEREAS, a map has been prepared in accordance with
appropriate Federal and State rules and procedures showing a pro-
posed Urban Boundary and Federal-Aid Urban System.
NON, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED by the City Council of
the City of Palm Desert, as follows:
1. That the Urban Boundary and Federal-Aid Urban
System as shown on map submitted by the City Engineer be accepted
by this Council.
2. That the above map be submitted to the District
Office of the State Department of Transportation to obtain Federal
Highway Administration approval.
PASSED, APPROVED AND ADOPTED this lOth day of October,
1974, by the City Council of the City of Palm Desert, State of
California, by the following vote:
AYES: ,��ton; Benson; Brush; McPherson; Clark
NOES: None
ABSENT: None
ABSTAIN:
ATTEST:
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RESOLUTION NO. 74-93
Because of a grzater fire �- zard in mountain and fore�; areas any
nco,-ifor.,�ing building v�hich i:; �vithin the iimits of any r.a onal forest
d:vi�ic`� :�ay be u-�,;�age� or �e�tro}�ed �y fire or exglosion may be re-
ired ur :econstructeri withaut regard to the de�ree of damage or destruc-
SECTIO:J 18.9. tiO:�1COtiFOR?�1I�;G USES RESULTING FROM AMEND-
ENTS, The provi�io:�s of this ordinance snall apply to uses �vhlch beco:�e
ncon:orming by reason of the adopticn oi t!:is ordinance, or any amendmen�
�reof as of the effF�ctive date of such ado�tion or amend�r,ent. No u�e shall
c�eer,:ed to have become no^conf�rn:ing by v:�•tue of decreased lot size re-
lt:r.g solely fro� t'r.e acquisition of any portion of the lot for public road or
�rm o: d:ainage char.nel purposes or tne adoption of any specific �lan for
ch a pLrpose .
SECTiO;� 13. 1G. LOCATIOi�' OF DV'lELLINGS. Except :n multiple dwell-
deve�opr;�e.^.ts �r �t�here oth�nvise provided in this ordin�nce, ever,• ��.vell-
shall face or fron� uaoa a street or permanent means of access to a street,
in r.e event sra:l aay d�velling face or front upon an alley.
SECTI��' 18.11 . SIZ� Oi D�VELLIiJGS. Every dwzlling erected a�ter
� efiective �a_e cf ;:�is orcia�nce st:all have a minimum r;oor a;ea ei not
s t:�ar. 75G s�uare IE�t, exclusive cf unroof�d perticns and gar�ges, an�
31I co^�fo:.:, to ��e yar� :ecuir�m�Zts o` the zone in �-rhic:� su�h d�vellir,y is
;t or p:imarily p�r:nitied, except :ha� the minimum floor area cf the addi-
nal dwelli::� perm.itted in the R- lA Zone s:`�all be 480 square feet.
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OFF STREET PHRKING AND LOADING REQUIREMENiS
INTENT AND PURPOSE
GENERAL PROVISIONS
PARKING DEVEtOQMENT STANDARDS
SUPPLEMENTAL DEVELOPMENT STANDARDS FOR
RESIDENTIAL USE
PARKING DESIGN S7A�JDARDS
RESIDENTIAL OFF STREET PARKING SCH�DULE
COPIMERCIAL ANO INDUSTRIAL OFF STREET
PARKING SCHEDULE
lN LIEU PARKING PAYMENTS
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RESOLUTION NO. 74-93
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�.120FF-STREET PARKING AND LOADING REQUIREMENTS
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SECTION .Ol INTENT AND PURPOSE
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The intent and purpose of these regulations are to provide .
properly designed parking areas adequate in capacity, location
and design to prevent traffic congestion and a shortage of
curb spaces in the City of Palm Desert. Off-street �arking
facilities shall be provided incidental to new uses and
alterations and enlargements of existing uses. The number
of parking spaces shall be in proportion to the need created
by the particular type of use. Off-street parking and
loading areas are to be esta5iished in a manner that will
�insure their usefulness, protect public safety, and, where
appropriate, buffer surrounding land uses frori their impact.
SECTION .02 GENERAL PROVISIt�NS
A. Off-street parking shall be provided for any new building
constructed and for any new use established; for any
addition or enlargement of an existing building.or use;
and for any chanc,e in the occupancy o� any building or
the manner in �r�hich any use is conducted that would result
in additional oarking spaces being required, unless an
equivalent substitute number of such spaces is provided
and maintained conforming to the requir�nents of this
Section.
B. When the occupancy or use of any premises is changed to
a different use, or is altered, enlarged, expanded or
intensified, additionai parking to meet the requirements
of this Section shall be provided for the changed, enlar-
ged, expanded, altered or intensified portion of the
occupancy or use.
C. The required parking spaces or garages shall be located
on the same building site except as otherwise provided
by this Ordinance. Property within the ultimate right-
of-way of a street or highway shall not be used to provide
required parking or loading facilities.
D. Al1 off-street parking spaces and areas required by this
Section shall be desianed and maintained to be fully
useable for the duration of the use reqc�iring such areas
and spaces.
E. Except for mobile homes, tandem spaces s�all only be per-
mitted for those spaces that exceed the reauirements of
this ordinance.
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SECTI�N .03 PARKING DEVELOPMENT STANDARDS
Parking areas serving industrial, cc;nmercial, apartment
and public or comrunity racility uses shall be subject to
the following parking standards:
(T) Each off-street parking stall shall consist
of a r�ctanguiar area not less than 9 feet
wide by 20 feet long except as otherwise provided
i� this Section.
(2) A minimum of 15 percent of the total off-street
parking.area shall be landscaped with a mixture
of trees, shrubs, ground cover, other plant
materiai and hardscape material. A minimum of
one third (1/3) of the required landscaping shall
be distributed within the interior of the parking
facility and the remaining two thirds (2/3) of
the required landscaping shall be provided as
peripheral planting on the exterior edges of the
parking area. All landscaoe areas shall be well
maintained in perpetuity.
(3) All off-street parking areas shall be screened to
minimize the visual impact on adjacent streets
and properties. No parking space shall be located
within six (6) teet of any property line. Any
ope� areas in the interiors so formed shall be
landscaped wiLh appropriate plant materials.
(4) Landscaping �iithin the off-street parking areas
shall be provided to the extent of at least one
(1) fifteen gallon tree per each five parking
stalls or their equivalent.
(5) Landscape and automatic irrigation system plans, in-
cluding the type and location of plant materials, shall
be submitted to and approved by the Architectural Review
Board either as part of a review process applic-
able to the subject property or prior to the
issuance of Building Permits if no su�ch review
process is required. .
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(6) Bumper or tire guards shall be provided along
� any property line which abuts a publ�c walkway,
Street or alley.
(7) Lighting used to illuminate the parking area shall
_ be designed and located to confine direct rays to
the premises. Light standards shall be a maximum
. _ of ten (10) feet in height.
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(8) A]1 parking stalls shaTl be cleariy outlined with
double or hairvin lines on the surface of the
parking facility. ' �
(9) Al1 parking stalls and raneuvering areas shall be
paved and permanently maintain�d with asphaltic
or concrete surfacing. All areas �aithin the
�arking area not paved shall be landscaped.
(10) parking areas shall be designed to enable a car
entering the parking area to move from one
location to any other location within the parking
area or prenises without e�tering a street.
(11) The required parking area shal' not be used for any
other use other than the temporary storage of motor
vehicles during the time tFat the use requiring
the parking is in operation.
(12) parking and maneuvering areas shall be so arranged
that any vehicle entering a vehicular right-of-way
can do so traveling in a forward direction.
(13) parking area identification and directional
graphics not to exceed two square feet each may
be located in any district at the entrance or exit
of a parking area. Such notices may contain the
name of the owner or occupant of the preperty and
any combination of the words and symbols similar to the
following: parking, park here, enter here, entrancz,
exit, do not enter, stop, private, public, customer
only.
SECTION .04 SUPPLEMENTAL DEVELOPMENT STANDARDS FOR RESIDENTIAL
USES
Parking areas serving residential uses shail be subject to the
following supple;�ental parking development standards:
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(1) Singte Family Residential including convent+onal
detached, cluster housing, or condominium:
a. �,,o parking spaces for each unit shall be provided
ti�ithin a garage or carport.
b. , Each space shall contain 10' X 20' of unobstructed
area. This require�ent may be met by utilizing
the interior demensions of the garage or carport,
(2) Multiple Family Residential including apartments or
condominiums:
a. A minimum of two parking spaces for each unit. '
shall be provided within a garage or a carport
for each living unit.
b: Parking Development Standards contained in Section
.03 of this ordinance shall be applicable.
(3) The design of carports and garages shall be subject to
the approval of the Architectural Review Board�.
SECTION .05 PARKING DESIGN STANDARDS
All parking areas serving industrial, commercial, professicnal,
apartment and public or community facilities shall be subject
to tne following regulations:
(1) Access drives leading to aisles within a parking
area shail be a minimum width of 20 feet for two way and
12 feet for one way.
(2} Where two way traffic is desired, aisle widths and ,
maneuvering areas shall be a minimum width of
24 feet.
(3) A driveway or vehicular accessway from a park+ng
area shall have a maximum grade of not more than
two percent for a minimum length of 15 feet
immediately adjacent to a street right-of-way line.
(4� Oriveways a�d vehicular accessways providing
access between a street and a parking area or
garage area shall be paved, marked and maintained;
and they shall have a minimum width of 20 feet
for two way traffic and 12 feet for one way
t�af`ic.
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(5) Minimum aisie width in feet for one-way traffic;
Ten-foot stalls;
1 Parking Angle Degree: 0�-29� 30°-34° ?5�-39° 40�-44
Stall Width: 11' 12' 13' 14'
Parking Angle Degre�: 45�-49� 50�-54° 55�-59�' 60°-64
Sta11 Width: 15' 15.5' �6.5' 17.5'
, Parking Angle Degree: 650-690 7�0-�40 750-790 $Qo_9�o
Stall Width: 18.5' 20' 21.5' 24.5'
(6) Reserved for Parking Layout Drawings
(7) Special Parking Design Standards
a. All landscape planter beds in interior parking areas
shall be not less than 4 feet in width and bordered
by a concrete curb not less than 6 inches in height
adjacent to the parking surface.
b. Landscaped areas shall be distributed throughout the
entire parking area as evenly as is appropriate in the
design of the parking facility. �
c. A sprinkler system shall be installed in a11 landscaped
areas to insure the proper maintenance of plant mater-
ials.
d. Where trees already exist, the parking lot shall be de-
signed to make the best use of this existing growth and
shade wherever it is reasonably possible.
e. Landscaping shall include shrubs, trees, vines, ground
covers, hedges, flowers, bark, chips, decorating cin-
ders, gravel, and similar material which will improve
the appearance of parking areas.
SECTION .06 RESIDENTIAL OFr-STREET PARKING SCHEDULE
In any district where a residential use is permitted, off-street
parking for residential uses shall be in conformity with the follow-
�ng requirements unless otherwise specified in any approved Planned
Development District:
(1) Single Family Parkino Requirements (conventional de-
tached, or mobile homes. T�ao parking spaces
per dwelling unit shall be required.
(2) Apartment Parking Space Requirements:
a. Studio, one bedroom 2.0 per unit
Two bedroom or larger �units 2.0 per unit
b. Condominium or cluster units 2.5 per unit
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SECTION .07 COr�1ERCIAL A�'D INDUSTRIAL OFF-STREET PARKING
SCHEDULE
The following land uses shall provide off-street parking in
conformity with the following requirements unless otherwise
specified in any approved "PC" District.
USE
A. Commercial and Industrial Uses:
(1) Automobile washing and
�leaning establishments,
except self-service.
(2) Barber shops or beauty
parlors.
MINIMUM PARKING STALLS REQUIRED
16 minimum
2 for each barber chair and
3 for each beautician station.
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�(3) Buildings used solely for
� coin-operated laundromats
; or dry cleaning.
'(4) Commercial banks, Savin9
and Loan offices, other
financiai institutions,
, public and priva�e utility
� offices.
(5) Contractor's storage yards
in connection with contrac-
tor's business; salvage
yard; junk yard; autonobile
wreckin� yard; storage yard.
(6) General reta i t stores,
except as otherwise
specified herein.
(7) Lumber yards.
;(S) Mortuaries and funeral
homes.
{9) Food store, supermarket
or c ug store.
10) Motels and hotels.
11) Motor vehicle sales and
automotive repair.
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MINIMUM PARKING STALLS REQUIRED
1 for each 3 machines.
1 for each 200 square feet
of gross fioor area.
6 which shall be separated
from the enclosed storage area.
1 for each 250 square feet
of gross floor area.
1 for each 500 square feet
of gross floor area for
retaii sales, p{us 1 for
each 1000 square feet of
open area devoted to dis-
play or sales; plus 1 for
each 2 employees,
5 plus 250 square feet of
usable and atcessible paved
parking area for every 25
square feet or fraction
thereof of assembly room
f 1 oor a rea .
1 for each 25p square feet
of gross floor area.
1.1 for each guest unit,
plus required spaces for
additional uses on the site.
1 per 400 square feet of
gross floor area.
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USE
(12) Offices, except as other-
wise specified.
(13) Self-service automobile
washes.
(14) Neighbo�hood Shopping
Centers.
'(15) ��mmunity and Regional
Shopping Centers.
(16) Stores sotely for the
sale of furnitura and
appliances.
�{17) irade schoois, business
� colleges and commercial
� schools.
Commercial Recreation:
(1) Bowling alleys and billiard
halls.
(2) Commercial Stables.
(3) Driving ranges (golf).
(4) Golf Courses (Regulation
course).
(5) Pitch and Putt and
Miniature golf courses.
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MINIMUM PARKING STALLS REQUIRED
i for each 25� square feet
of gross floor area.
5 for each 2 stalls.
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4.5 for each 1000 square
feet of gross floor area.
5 for each 1000 square
feet of gross fi�or area.
1 for each 500 square feet
of gross floor area.
1 for each 3 student capa-
city of each classroom plus
1 for each faculty member
or employee.
$ for each alley, 2 for
each biltiard table
contained therein.
Sufficient area, treated
to prevent dust, to pro-
vide for the needs of
customers and employees
but not less than one
accessible space for each
five horses kept on the
premises.
1 per tee, plus the spaces
required for additional
uses on the site.
8 per hole plus the spaces
required for additional
uses on the site.
3 per hole, plus require-
ments for accessory uses.
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USES
(6) Skating rinks, ice or
�ol ier.
(7) Swimming pool (commercial).
(8) Tennis Facility
(commercial).
Educational Uses:
(1) Eiementary and junior high
schools.
(2) Senior high schools,
public, parochial and
private.
(3) Colleges, universities,
and institutions oT
higher learning, parochial
and private.
Nealth Uses;
(1) Dental clinics or offices;
Medical clinics or offices.
(2) Convalescent and nursing
homes, homes for aged,
rest .�omes, children's
homes and sanitariums.
(3) Hospitals.
(4) Veterinary hospitals,
and clinics.
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MINIMUN PARKiNG STALLS REQUIRED
1 for each 100 square feet
of gross floor area, plus
the spaces required for
additional uses on the site.
1 for each 500 square feet
of gross floor area, plus
the spaces required for
additional uses on the site.
4 for each court plus the
spaces required for addi-
tional uses on the site.
2 for each classroom.
1 for each member of the
faculty and each employee,
plus 1 for each 6 students
regularly enrollzd.
1 for each 3 students plus
1 for each 2 memoers of
the faculty and employees.
1 for each 200 square feet
gross floor area.
1 for every 4 beds in
accordance with the resi-
dent capacity of the home
as listed on the required
license or permit.
1 3/4 for each patient bed.
1 for each 200 square feet
gross floor area.
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USES
(5) Health studios and spas.
Manufacturing Plants and
Kindred Uses:
(1) Industrial uses of all
types except a building
used exclusively for
warehouse p�rposes.
(2) Warehouses, storage build-
ings or structu�es used
exclusively for storage
purposes.
(3) Wholesale establishme�ts
and warehouses not used
exclusively for storage.
(4) Public utility facilities
including, but not limited
to Electric, Gas, Water,
Telephone and Telegraph
facilities not having
business offices on the
premises.
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MINIMUM PARKING STALLS REQUIRED
1 for each 150 square feet
of gross floor area. (For
the purpose of this subsec-
tion, swimming pool area ,
shall be counted as floor
area.)
2 for each 3 employees
plus 1 for each vehicle
operated from and stored on
the property, but in no event
less than 1 for each one
thousand square feet of
gross floor area.
2 for each 3 employees,
but in no event less than
1 for each one thousand
square feet of gross floor
area for the first twenty
thousand square feet; 1 for
each two thousand square
feet of gross f 1 oor a rea
for the second twenty thou-
sand square feet; 1 for each
four thousand square feet
of gross floor area For areas
in excess of the initial forty
thousand square feet of floor
area of the building.
1 for each 3000 square
feet of gross floor area.
1 for each 2 employees in
the largest shift plus 1
for each vehicle used in
connection with the use.
A minimum of 2 spaces shall
be provided for each such
use regardless of building
space or number of employees.
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USES
Places of Assembly:
(1) Restaurants, taverns,
lounges and other estab-
lishments for the sale and
consumption an the uremises
of food and beverages.
arive-in, Drive-thru
and take-out re5taurants.
(2) Auditoriums, theaters,
sports arenas, stadiums.
(3) Libraries.
(4) Private clubs, lodge
halls, union headq��arters.
(5} Churc�es and other places
of assembly not specified
above.
Other Uses:
(1) Day nurseries, including
pre-schools and nursery
schools.
(2) Uses not specified.
MINIMUM PARKING STALLS REQUIRED
10 m i n i mur,i or 1 for each 50
square feet of gross floor
area up to 4000 square feet
plus 1 for each 8Q sauare
feet af gross floor area
over �+000 square feet whichever is
greaCer.
10 plus i for each 100
square feet of gross floor
area.
1 for each 3 seats or 1
for each 35 square feet
of gross floor area where
there are no fixed seats.
1 for each 300 square
feet of gross floor area.
1 for each 75 square feet
of gross floor area.
1 for each 3 fixed seats
within the main auditorium
or for every 35 square
feet of seating area within
the main auditorium where
there are no fixed seats;
18 linear inches of bench
shall be considered for fixed
seats.
2 for each 3 employees and
teachers plus 1 loading
space for each 8 children
The Planning Commission shall
by resolution establish the
parking requirement.
When a fractional figure is found as a remainder in computations
nade to determine the number oF required off-street parking
spaces or garages said fraction shall be construed as the next
larger wnole number. •
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I. Parking area shall be computed by adding the areas used for
access drives, aisles, stalls, maneuvering, and landscaping
within that portion of the premises that is devoted to vehic -
ular parking. _
SECTION .08 IN-LIEU PARKING PAYMENTS
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In comrr�rcial districts, earking spaces required by the provisions
of this section rriay be satisfied by the payment of a fee, as
established by ResoiUtion of the City Council, per parking space to
the Off Street Parking Fund of the City arior to issuance of a
building perrnit provi�ed that the district in which the use is to
be established is within an established Parking �istrict. Func's
placed into the Off Street Parking Funa oursuant to the provisions
of this section shall be used exciusively for the purpose of
acquiring and developing off street parking facilities, limited
insofar as practicable to the general vicinity of the premises for
which the in-lieu payments were made.
Effective date - November 10, 1974.
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SECTIOIv' 18.13. LOADI`TG SrP.C�. On the same lot witn every buildi::g
or part thereof, used ior �a:�ufacturing, storage, ware :o�:sing, coods displa;�,
dep�rtr.�ent storz, v�:;olesale sto:e, :r:arket, :�otel, r.ospital, laundry, dry clean-
ing or othe- uses si:r.iiarly involvin:. tne receipt or cist.ibution �y venicles of
materials or r;.e:cs:�r.dis? ;h?r� s�:al? be provided and :�a�ntain�u acequate load-
ing space for st��di^g �r:� ior loaCir.g and �.�r.loaCir.g service o: such size and
so located and C�sig;�ed as to ::veid undue interfe:ence with t!:e public use oi
s�reets and all�ys . The loadir.q space area shall be paved i? the sar:�e manner
as is required io: the parkir.g area for the particular use , pursuant to Section
18.12.
SECTION i 8. 14. SALE OF A PORTIO'_�T OF A LOT, ���here a lo± is dividec�
into separat� c:vners:�ips anc' the area of either portion is such tha� tze nu^1�er
and location of tne builcir.ys tn�reon no lon�er confo:m to ::�e lot area require-
ments of t:�e particular zor.e, t^en, in the determiilation of tne perm�ssible num-
ber and l�cation �i any bsilc'incs on either portion ot the lo:, both parts s7ail
be considered as one parcel only. �
SECTIO;�' 18.15. YARD REQUIREI�iENTS. No requ�red yar� or other open
space around an existing builCing, or any building hereai�er erected, sha11 b�
considered as provi�ir.7 a yard or otner open space for a;,y otY:er buildir.3 an a:�
adjoining lot or builcing site .
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