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Home My WebLink About20160517 Correspondence - Correspondence - 4/25/2016 4/26/2016 Town of North Andover Mail-1636 Osgood(Building 48)Parking Requirements NORTH AD.O"VER Massachusetts Rebecca Oldham <roldham@northandoverma.gov> �-- 1636 Osgood (Building ) Parking Requirements Rebecca Oldham <roldham@northandoverma.gov> Tue, Apr 26, 2016 at 8:25 AM Draft On Monday, April 25, 2016 2:22 PM, Gerald Brown <gbrown'c,nor(handoverma.gov> wrote: Mike Section 8 of the Town Zoning By Zoning Table of Off Street Parking regulations Business 0.3 per ksf GFA please provide professional plans thanks Jerry Please note:As of January 11, 2016, all Town Ball offices, excep Assessor and Veterans Services, will be temporarily moving to 1600 Osgood Street, Suite 2043. All email messages and attached content sent from and to this email account are public records unless qualified as an exemption under the Massachusetts Public Records Law. Visit us online at www.northandoverma.gov. hftps:Hmail.google.com/mail/?ui=2&ik=ab4f3cb798&view=pt&search=drafts&msg=1545288143lc5ebd&dsqt=1&siml=1545288143lc5ebd 1/1 SECTION 8 SUPPLEMENTARY REGULATIONS 8.1 Off Street Parking and Loading 1. Intent of Parking Requirements. It is the intention of this Bylaw that all structures be provided with sufficient off-street parking space to accomplish the following: a) Meet the needs of persons employed at or making use of such structures; b) Maximize the efficiencies of parking facilities and uses; c) Ensure that any land use involving the arrival, departure, or storage of motor vehicles on such land be so•designed as to reduce hazards to pedestrians and abutters; d) Reduce congestion in the streets and contribute to traffic safety by assuring adequate space for parking of motor vehicles off the street; e) Provide necessary off-street loading space for all structures requiring the large-volume delivery of goods; and f) Promote better site design through the use of flexible parking standards. 2. Applicability. a) No permit or certificate of occupancy shall be issued by the Inspector of Buildings for(1) a new structure, or (2) change of use, or(3)the enlargement, reconstruction, alteration, or relocation of an existing structure, or (4) the development of a land use, unless off-street parking and loading facilities have been laid out and approved in accordance with the requirement set forth in Section 8.1. • b) The Planning Board shall be the Special Granting Authority (SPGA) for all Special Permits under Section 8.1.9 and parking facilities that require a Site Plan Review Special Permit under Sections 8.3 and 10.3 of this Bylaw. 3. Special Regulations a) Any use in existence or lawfully begun on the effective date of this Section is not subject to these parking requirements, but any parking facility thereafter established to serve such use may not in the future be reduced below the requirements contained in this Section. b) Changes of use of a structure that does not conform to these parking requirements are permitted without being subject to these requirements provided that the new use does not require more parking than the former use and the property has been vacant or unoccupied for no more than three(3)years. c) If the Inspector of Buildings is unable to identify;a use with one (1) or more of the uses in the schedule below, an application shall be made to the Planning Board for the purpose of determining a sufficient quantity of parking. spaces to accommodate the vehicles of all customers, employees, visitors, occupants, members or clients consistent with the provisions contained in the schedule below. 4. Off-Street Parking General Requirements a) Dumber of Spaces Required. In all districts, unless otherwise stated herein, off-street parking spaces shall be provided and maintained in connection with the construction, conversion, or 86 through facility) Fast Food 15.0 per ksf GFA Fast Food(with-drive through facility) 12.0 per ksf GFA ,� Office an1$usmess Seroices Data Processing/Telemarlceting/Operations 6.0 per ksf GFA Medical Offices(multi-tenant) 4.5 per Icsf GFA Clinic(medical offices with outpatient treatment:no 5.5 per ksf GFA overnight stays) Veterinary Establishment,Kennel or Pet Shop or 0.3 per ksf GFA Similar Establishments Bank Branch with Drive-in 5.5 er ksf GFA Funeral or Undertaking Establishment 0.05 per lcsf GFA Other Business or Office Uses Not Otherwise Listed 3.0 per ksf GFA Above ndusttral R&D establishment,manufacturing,industrial 0.8 per ksf GFA services, or extractive industry Industrial 2.0 per ksf GFA Manufacturing/Light Industrial(Single-Use) 1.5 per ksf GFA Industrial Park(Multi-tenant or.mix of service, 2.0 per ksf GFA warehouse) Warehouse 0.7 per lcsf GFA Storage 0.25 per ksf GFA Other Industrial and.Transportation Uses Not As determined by the Planning Board,but Otherwise Listed not less than 0.25 per ksf GFA Governmental and Educ at ional Elementary,and Secondary Schools 0.35'per student;plus 1 per 2 employees Determined by parking study specific to College University subject institution Culturalll2ecreational/E to aihinent' Public Assembly 0.25 per person in permitted capacity Museum 1.5 per 1,000 annual visitors Library 4.5 per ksf GFA Religious Centers 0.6 per seat Single-Screen: 0.5 per seat;Up to 5 screens: Cinemas 0.33 per seat; 5 to 10 screens: 0.3 per seat Theaters(live performance) 0.4 per seat Arenas and Stadiums 0.33 per seat 50 per nine(holes);plus the parking Golf Course or Country Club requirements for food or beverage uses described above Health Clubs and Recreational Facilities 2 per player or 1 per 3 persons permitted ca acity ............. 88