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Dayton planners debate reducing multifamily parking and standardizing event‑center requirements
Summary
City staff and commissioners discussed moving from per‑unit to per‑bedroom parking calculations for multifamily projects and aligning event‑center parking to 1 space per 3 occupants; staff will summarize feedback and consider ordinance options including parking studies and proof-of-parking conditions.
City planning staff and commissioners discussed possible changes to Dayton’s multifamily and event‑center parking standards during the Oct. 2 Planning Commission meeting.
Planner Hayden explained options ranging from switching parking requirements from a per‑unit basis to a per‑bedroom basis to keeping the current per‑unit standard with flexibilities such as proof‑of‑parking plans and professional parking studies. Using the recent Parkway neighborhood multifamily proposal…
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