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Resident urges two parking spaces per unit, handicap access for multi-family dwellings
Summary
At the Aug. 23 Humboldt Planning and Zoning meeting, Tate Buxs recommended requiring two parking spaces per resident and ensuring handicap accessibility for multi-family dwellings; the board discussed applying those standards in upcoming zoning work.
Tate Buxs raised a point during the Aug. 23 meeting asking the board to require two parking spaces per resident for multi-family dwellings and to ensure buildings meet handicap accessibility standards. The item was discussed as part of zoning considerations for multi-family development; no formal motion or change to ordinances was made at the meeting.
Board members noted the parking and accessibility standards as topics for future zoning deliberations and listed multi-family zoning on the agenda for the next meeting on Sept. 27, 2021. The discussion recorded the suggested parking ratio (two spaces per resident) and a requirement for handicap accessibility as input to guide drafting potential ordinance language.
