§ 18.116.070 — Off-Site Parking Permit Requirements

Off-Site Parking Permits shall be managed by the owner of the property providing the off-site parking. The property owner responsible for the Off-Site Parking Permit shall ensure compliance with all of the following requirements: A. Conditions of Approval. All conditions of approval imposed on the approved Off-Site Parking Permit. B. Adopted Parking Program. Off-Site Parking Permits for sites providing parking for events at sports and entertainment venues located north of State Highway 101 shall comply with all requirements of any Council-adopted parking program for this area, including payment of any fees necessary to mitigate the costs affiliated with the parking program. C. Chapter 18.38. All applicable provisions of Chapter 18.38 (Off-Street Parking Regulations and Design Standards). D. Solid Waste and Recycling Receptacles. Solid waste and recycling receptacles shall be provided for use by individuals utilizing the off-site parking lot. Any solid waste or recyclables blown or thrown into the public right-of-way or onto adjacent properties by individuals utilizing the off-site parking lot shall be picked up in a timely manner. E. Lighting. Adequate lighting facilities shall be provided and maintained on the off-site parking lot, consistent with the site plan approved with the Off-Site Parking Permit application. Any lighting shall be directed and maintained so as not to interfere with persons using any public street or improvement, or unnecessarily with the use and enjoyment of any adjacent property. F. Signs. The off-site parking lot shall not be used for advertising, unless otherwise allowed in an adopted parking program. A sign(s) may be installed to indicate the name of the business, activity or event that the parking lot serves. Necessary traffic-control and disclaimer signs are also allowed and not included in the maximum permissible sign area. All signs shall be shown on the site plan. The area of all signs shall be calculated in compliance with this Zoning Code. The maximum permissible signage shall be one sign per each entrance to the parking lot, with the maximum size of each sign not exceeding 12 square feet, excluding the temporary and permanent signs otherwise allowed for the primary use on the property and any temporary signs allowed as a component of an adopted parking program. G. Security. For special event parking, security may be required for the duration of the event. H. Parking Lot Surfacing. The area reserved for parking and all vehicular and pedestrian access ways shall be appropriately surfaced and maintained to the satisfaction of the Director. I. Landscaping. Existing site landscaping and landscape features, such as water features and sculptures, shall be maintained consistent with the requirements of this Zoning Code. J. Existing Nonconforming Conditions. For purposes of this Chapter, physical conditions on the site that are legally nonconforming with respect to current standards of the applicable zone shall not be required to be rectified as a condition of permit approval.