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Commission backs narrower change to allow tandem parking for detached tiny/home clusters with guest parking condition
Summary
Cedar City’s Planning Commission recommended allowing tandem parking for detached small homes under a narrowly tailored ordinance change that requires unit‑assigned tandem stalls and guest parking to reduce potential street‑parking impacts.
The Planning Commission recommended a narrowly drafted ordinance change to permit tandem parking for certain small, detached dwelling units — often described as tiny homes — while adding conditions to reduce expected parking and access problems.
Planning staff opened the item by explaining the city’s current parking standards for multi‑unit developments and noted that tandems have historically been discouraged for larger apartment complexes because tandem stalls are not always used as intended. Tom Jett (planning) and staff described that the current ordinance treats larger projects differently and that a targeted change…
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