Corvallis amends parking-locational code to ease development constraints in open-space zones
The council adopted a text amendment to the Land Development Code that exempts agricultural/open-space zones and certain accessory buildings from the vehicle parking locational standard and modifies how the standard applies to properties with three or more street frontages.
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The Corvallis City Council adopted an ordinance on April 7 amending the Land Development Code (LDC) to refine where accessory parking may be placed and to exempt certain open-space zones from the city’s vehicle parking locational standard.
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