mixed use regulations and development standards - Garden Grove

Garden Grove Mixed Use ZonesZoning Ordinance Amendmentdiminish the available parking capacity of the site subject to the easement toless than required by this Section.C. Accessibility. All off-street open and enclosed parking spaces shall be locatedand maintained so as to be accessible and usable for the parking of motorvehicles.1. All motor vehicles must be parked or stored on a fully paved surface withapproved entrances and exits to the street.2. For projects approved and developed after April 25, 1991, where securitygates are proposed to be provided, 70 percent of the guest parking spacesshall be located outside the secured area.SECTION 9.18.140.060: Joint Use and Parking Management.A. Applicability and Where Allowed. These regulations apply in situations wheretwo or more separate uses or developments look to share parking and/or loadingfacilities due to staggered hours of operation or other varying operationalcharacteristics that would allow parking and loading facilities to provide for jointuse. If an applicant seeks to provide for shared or joint use parking, preparationof a parking management plan shall be required to allow any deviation fromparking requirement standards established by this Section, as set forth below.When prepared, a parking management plan shall provide applicable parkingstandards that address current development trends and the benefits of parkingalternatives.Where off-site parking is requested, the provisions in Section 9.18.140.050.B(Off-Site Parking), above, shall also apply.B. Parking Management Plan Required. A parking management plan shall berequired as follows:1. Where parking is to be shared or jointly used among the same or differentdevelopments or uses.2. Where the number of parking spaces required is proposed to be reduced,except as provided in Section 9.18.140.030.B (Residential/Commercial MixedUse Developments) regarding required parking for residential/commercialmixed use developments, where a 10 percent reduction shall be permitted aspart of the site plan review or conditional use permit process for thatdevelopment. However, any reduction beyond 10 percent shall require aparking management plan.C. Limitation on Parking Space Reduction and Distance. No proposedreduction in parking spaces due to joint or shared use may exceed 25 percent ofthe parking required pursuant to this Section. Also, no joint use or shared facilityshall be located more than 1,500 feet from the use it is intended to serve.D. Plan Contents. The parking management plan shall be prepared by a qualifiedtransportation engineer, in accordance with Planning Commission policy, and shallinclude, at minimum, the following elements:Section 9.18.140: Parking 125