Aside from ADAAG, does the code list any minimum dimensions for commercial parking lot stalls?
Thanks.
Wilma Buttfit
Oct 26, 16 10:50 am
Zoning codes do.
senjohnblutarsky
Oct 26, 16 10:56 am
Typically, it is a local issue. Not specifically addressed in the IBC, but IBC references ANSI A117.1. So, you also have to note the requirements for accessible spaces there.
There is an International Zoning Code. But I don't know how widely adopted that is. Check your local zoning/planning ordinance.
JeromeS
Oct 26, 16 10:56 am
zoning
Janosh
Oct 26, 16 11:31 am
Local zoning, which is extremely variable from place to place as to its requirements. I've had projects where minimum stall widths from 7'-6" to 9'-6". I can't wait until we are post-parking.
shellarchitect
Oct 26, 16 12:00 pm
state ada code may specify handicapped parking sizes along with loading areas and required counts
x intern
Oct 26, 16 12:46 pm
Don't do minimum parking sizes. At least here in Texas they don't work for SUVs and trucks
At least here in Texas they don't work for SUVs and trucks
That's why it's a local zoning issue. What works in New York might not work in Texas, etc.
shellarchitect
Oct 26, 16 2:59 pm
just completed spa for a retail development where the city would not allow spaces larger than the min. allowable. Had to change all our 10x20 spaces to 9x18
Non Sequitur
Oct 26, 16 3:24 pm
standard is 2.6m x 5.2m here which is smaller than your typical 9x18.
Josh Mings
Oct 26, 16 3:36 pm
So your parking is smaller just like the spending power of your dollar?
Non Sequitur
Oct 26, 16 4:26 pm
Is that not how it works?
drums please, Fab?
Oct 26, 16 4:26 pm
Ooooooo-SNAP!
archanonymous
Oct 26, 16 4:45 pm
totally local issue.
Chicago allows 8' wide stalls (x 18' long) when the drive aisle is at least 22' wide.
Aside from ADAAG, does the code list any minimum dimensions for commercial parking lot stalls?
Thanks.
Zoning codes do.
Typically, it is a local issue. Not specifically addressed in the IBC, but IBC references ANSI A117.1. So, you also have to note the requirements for accessible spaces there.
There is an International Zoning Code. But I don't know how widely adopted that is. Check your local zoning/planning ordinance.
zoning
Local zoning, which is extremely variable from place to place as to its requirements. I've had projects where minimum stall widths from 7'-6" to 9'-6". I can't wait until we are post-parking.
state ada code may specify handicapped parking sizes along with loading areas and required counts
Don't do minimum parking sizes. At least here in Texas they don't work for SUVs and trucks
Most counties have a parking design manual
http://www.sandiegocounty.gov/dplu/docs/Parking_Design_Manual.pdf
At least here in Texas they don't work for SUVs and trucks
That's why it's a local zoning issue. What works in New York might not work in Texas, etc.
just completed spa for a retail development where the city would not allow spaces larger than the min. allowable. Had to change all our 10x20 spaces to 9x18
standard is 2.6m x 5.2m here which is smaller than your typical 9x18.
So your parking is smaller just like the spending power of your dollar?
Is that not how it works?
Ooooooo-SNAP!
totally local issue.
Chicago allows 8' wide stalls (x 18' long) when the drive aisle is at least 22' wide.