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Emeryville planners seek streamlined bike-parking rules to meet regional grant and TOC requirements
Summary
Planning staff presented code changes to simplify bicycle parking requirements to a square-footage table, align with MTC grant rules and improve usability. BPAC recommended most changes but asked for more review of residential rates; staff plans to return to commission in December and city council in January.
Planning staff reviewed proposed updates to Emeryville's bicycle parking regulations at the Oct. 23 meeting, recommending a simplified, one-page table that ties non-residential bicycle parking requirements to gross square footage and replaces an older vehicle-based conversion method.
Staff said the revision is being driven in part by grant and Transit-Oriented Community (TOC) compliance administered by the Metropolitan Transportation Commission (MTC). "We need to update our bicycle parking requirements, and, again, not because we're providing insufficient parking but because of how our…
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