Wake Forest Unified Development Ordinance - July 2022

Parking & Driveways 9.1 Purpose And Intent

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9. Parking & Driveways

9.1. Purpose And Intent Parking lots and similar facilities are necessary elements in the urban environment. However, the provision of parking facilities must be regulated in order to avoid negative impacts such as:

Increased storm water volume and velocity,

Increased surface pollutants,

Increased surface level heat and glare,

• Reduction in the efficiency of the connecting street system, and

• Reduction in the operations of the surrounding pedestrian and bicycle network.

The purpose of this chapter is to ensure the adequate provision of parking in Wake Forest without degrading the urban or natural environment.

9.2. Applicability The provisions of this chapter shall apply to all new and expanded development, as well as any changes in use. The notable exception shall be any Planned Unit Development District, which is intended to create its own parking standards through the PUD Concept Plan.

9.3. Permitted Parking Locations

OS RD

n/a

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n/a

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Permitted Parking Configurations* (Also see diagrams below) Location A – Parking permitted in 3 rd Layer only Location B – Parking permitted in 2 nd and 3 rd Layers only Location C – Parking permitted in 2nd and 3rd Layers. Parking in 1st Layer restricted to one drive aisle with 2 bays. Location D – Parking permitted in 2nd and 3rd Layers. Parking in 1st Layer restricted to a driveway or paved surface not to exceed 40% of the lot width. U – Unrestricted

U U C C C B – – B B B B

U U D D

– – B – – B – – B B B A

– – B – – B – – B B B A

– – – C U B U U – B B A

– – – C C B U U – B B A

– – – – –

GR3 & GR5

GR10

NB HB ICD

D

LI

– –

U U

HI

UR

D D D

– – – –

RMX

NMX & RA-HC

UMX

* These requirements are intended to be applied from the principal frontage of the lot as determined by the Administrator. Parking configurations may have additional restrictions specified in the tables of district standards in Sections 2.2.3 and 2.2.5, and in Chapter 5 – Building Design Standards, and, if located in the Special Highway Overlay (SH1-O and SH2-O) District, in Section 2.4.3 or in the Glen Royall Mill Village Character Preservation Overlay District in Section 2.4.6. The Administrator may waive or alter parking configuration requirements to accommodate unique constraints, such as severe topography, on a site-by-site basis.

Town of Wake Forest Unified Development Ordinance – July 19, 2022

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