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I'd like a quick query of folks here on parking requirements for hospitals and other health care facilities.
Over the past month, we have had proposals from both private and not-for-profit hospitals to enlarge an existing facility and build a new one. In both instances, their designers stated that our regs required too much parking.
We require 1 space per 4 beds and 2 for every 3 employees on the largest shift. How does this compare to your requirements?
Also, what are your typical parking stall dimensions? We are probably the last community in the US to use a 10' x 20' minimum parking stall size (although we regularly grant variances for 9'x 18' as long as the module is at least 62').
Ever so thankful to Cyburbia for your assistance.
Over the past month, we have had proposals from both private and not-for-profit hospitals to enlarge an existing facility and build a new one. In both instances, their designers stated that our regs required too much parking.
We require 1 space per 4 beds and 2 for every 3 employees on the largest shift. How does this compare to your requirements?
Also, what are your typical parking stall dimensions? We are probably the last community in the US to use a 10' x 20' minimum parking stall size (although we regularly grant variances for 9'x 18' as long as the module is at least 62').
Ever so thankful to Cyburbia for your assistance.