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Item 5: Action - Ord. on Land Use Code Amend - Infill Standards
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Item 5: Action - Ord. on Land Use Code Amend - Infill Standards
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<br />Short Term Bicycle Parking Percentage of Sheltered Spaces <br />Requirement <br />5 or fewer No shelter required <br />6 to 10 100% of spaces sheltered <br />11 to 29 50% of spaces sheltered <br />30 or more 25% of spaces sheltered] <br /> <br /> <br />(c) With the exception of individual bicycle lockers, enclosures or <br />rooms, long term and short term bicycle parking shall consist of a <br />securely fixed structure that supports the bicycle frame in a stable <br />position without damage to wheels, frame, or components and that <br />allows the frame and both wheels to be locked to the rack by the <br />bicyclist's own locking device. <br />(d) Areas devoted to required bicycle parking spaces shall be hard <br />surfaced with concrete, compacted asphaltic concrete mix, pavers <br />or an equivalent. All racks and lockers shall be securely anchored <br />to such surface. <br />(de) Direct access from the bicycle parking area to the public right-of-way <br />shall be provided with access ramps, if necessary, and pedestrian <br />access from the bicycle parking area to the building entrance. <br />(3) Bicycle Parking Location and Security. <br />Long Term <br />(a) Long term bicycle parking required in association with a commercial, <br />industrial, or institutional use shall be provided in a well-lighted, secure <br />location, sheltered from precipitation and within a convenient distance <br />of a main entrance. A secure location is defined as one in which the <br />bicycle parking is: <br />1. A bicycle locker, <br />2. A lockable bicycle enclosure, or <br />3. Provided within a lockable room with racks complying with <br />space standards at EC 9.6105(2).[, or <br />4. Clearly visible from, and within 30 feet of the employee’s work <br />station.] <br />(b) [Bicycle parking provided in outdoor locations shall not be farther than <br />the closest automobile parking space (except disabled parking).] Long <br />term bicycle parking required in association with a multiple-family <br />residential use shall be provided in a well-lighted, secure [ground level] <br />location sheltered from precipitation, and within a convenient distance <br />of an entrance to the residential unit. A secure location is defined as <br />one in which the bicycle parking is provided outside the residential unit <br />within: <br />1. [a]A lockable garage[,]; <br />2. [a]A lockable room serving multiple dwelling units with racks <br />complying with space standards at EC 9.6105(2)[,]; <br />3. A lockable room serving only one dwelling unit; <br />4. [a]A lockable bicycle enclosure[,]; or <br />5. [a]A bicycle locker. <br />[(b) Short term bicycle parking shall consist of a securely fixed structure that <br />supports the bicycle frame in a stable position without damage to <br />wheels, frame, or components and that allows the frame and both <br />wheels to be locked to the rack by the bicyclist's own locking device. <br />The required spaces for each use category are listed in EC 9.6105(4) <br />Ordinance - Page 10 of 18 <br /> <br />
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