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b. Participating type, 1 for each l5 square feet of e.g. skating rinks, gross floor area. dance halls c. Establishments for the 1 for each 60 square feet of sale and consumption seating gross floor area plus on the premises of 1 for each 400 square feet of food and beverages non-seating gross floor area. 8. Shopping centers with at least one supermarket or variety store and 50,000 square feet of sales gross fluor area, except that up to 24 percent of that area may be occupied by offices not related to the sales area. 1 space for each 300 square feet of gross floor area, regardless of use. fie} Commercial Types on C-1 zoned properties in the 19th and Agate Area 1. If four or fewer parking spaces are otherwise required by subsec- tion 9.586~c}, no parking spaces are necessary when the building Off~c~al determines that secure, covered bicycle parking will be provided within 100 feet of the entrance to the business, 2. If five to eight parking spaces are Otherwise required by subsec- tion 9.586~c}, the required parking can be reduced by four spaces if the prov~s~ons of subsection 9.586~e}1. are met, and the building official determines that the use will be a neighborhood- oriented bakery, barber shop, beauty shop, book store, candy store, drug store, dry cleaner, food and dairy product store, Laundromat, magazine and newspaper store, restaurant, service station, variety store, and other business of a similar nature. 3. If nine or more parking spaces are otherwise required by subsec- tion 9.586~c}, the required parking can be reduced by four spaces ~f the prov~s~ons of subsections 9.586~e}1. and 9.586~e}~, are met, and ~f the bu~ld~ng official further determines that the following conditions will be satisfied: a. The business wi11 provide employee parking or strong incen- tives for employees to arrive at work by means other than private automobile. b. The business will provide incentives to customers to walk, or ride a bicycle or bus to the establishment. Incentives could include, for example, displaying a rack with public bus route maps and schedules, selling bus tokens, and offering bus tokens to customers who present valid bus transfers. c. The business will contribute toward providing urban amenities in the area identified in the 19th and Agate Special Area Ordinance - 3