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Division <strong>27</strong>-5 Development Standards<br />

Sec. <strong>27</strong>-5.200 Off-Street Parking and Loading<br />

<strong>27</strong>-5.207 Dimensional Standards for Parking Spaces and Aisles<br />

<strong>27</strong>-5.207.A General<br />

general public use or made available for sharing with other<br />

uses not associated with the development, in accordance with<br />

Sec. <strong>27</strong>-5.208.C., Shared Parking for Single-Use Developments.<br />

Any parking allowed for general public use that is not<br />

associated with a shared parking agreement in accordance with<br />

Sec. <strong>27</strong>-5.208.C shall be free of charge or have a reasonable<br />

parking fee established for use of the space.<br />

E. Electric Vehicle (EV) Charging Stations 114<br />

Up to ten percent of the required number of off-street parking<br />

spaces may be used and designated as electric vehicle (EV)<br />

charging stations, subject to the standards in subsection <strong>27</strong>-<br />

5.207 below. The Planning Director shall have authority to<br />

approve the use and designation of additional required parking<br />

spaces as electric vehicle charging stations, provided that such<br />

additional spaces shall count as only one-half of a parking<br />

space when computing the minimum number of parking spaces<br />

required. Parking spaces used as electric vehicle charging<br />

stations shall consist as one or more group(s) of contiguous<br />

spaces located where they can be readily identified by electric<br />

vehicle drivers (e.g., through directional signage), but where<br />

their use by non-electric vehicles is discouraged.<br />

F. Driveways Used to Satisfy Standards<br />

For single-family detached dwellings, two-family dwellings,<br />

three-family dwellings, and mobile home dwellings, driveways<br />

may be used to satisfy minimum off-street parking space<br />

114 This provision authorizes up to ten percent of required parking spaces to be<br />

designated as electric vehicle charging stations. (Additionally, the Planning Director<br />

may authorize additional spaces, but they only count for ½ of a space). Doing so<br />

reflects the current and anticipated rapid growth in the production and use of<br />

electric vehicles and plug-in hybrid vehicles.<br />

standards, provided a minimum of 19 feet of driveway length is<br />

available outside a street right-of-way, easement, or sidewalk<br />

to store the length of a general purpose vehicle and satisfy the<br />

standards of this Section and this Ordinance.<br />

<strong>27</strong>-5.207. Dimensional Standards for Parking<br />

Spaces and Aisles<br />

A. General 115<br />

Except as otherwise provided in <strong>27</strong>-5.207.B below, standard<br />

vehicle parking spaces and parking lot aisles shall comply with<br />

the minimum dimensional standards established in Table <strong>27</strong>-<br />

5.207.A.1, Dimensional Standards for Parking Spaces and<br />

Aisles. See Figure <strong>27</strong>-5.207.A.2: Measurement of Parking Space<br />

and Aisle Dimension.<br />

115 Sec. <strong>27</strong>-558 of the current Zoning Ordinance specifies the required minimum<br />

width and depth of parking spaces serving all uses. This draft carries many of the<br />

current standards of that section forward. The subsection in this draft modifies the<br />

dimensions in the current ordinance based on current practices in site design. Nonparallel<br />

spaces have been reduced in width from 9.5 to 9 feet, and the uniform 19-<br />

foot length is modified to be a dimension of depth of the overall parking space<br />

perpendicular to the curb. Arlington County uses this standard.<br />

Zoning Ordinance<br />

Prince George’s County, Maryland<br />

<strong>27</strong>-5—52 Public Review Draft | May 2016

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