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Council keeps 10-foot minimum parking stalls after hours-long debate and vote
5968966 · August 20, 2025
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Summary
After council debate about narrow urban infill lots and drivers of larger vehicles, Port Orange rejected a proposal to reduce minimum parking width from 10 feet to 9 feet; the motion failed in roll call.
The City Council voted to retain the current 10-foot minimum for off-street parking stalls after an extended discussion about redevelopment, vehicle sizes and redevelopment site constraints.
Planning staff proposed lowering the standard to 9 feet to accommodate constrained infill sites and to align with many peer cities; staff cited…
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