Indianapolis-Marion County Revised Code § 931-101 Definitions.
Sec. 931-101. - Definitions.
As used in this chapter, the following terms shall have the meanings ascribed to them in this section.
Attendant parking means the practice of having the motor vehicle handled by the registrant between the motor vehicle reservoir area and the parking area, and between the parking area and the exits.
Commercial parking facility means a lot or building that is used on a regular basis to provide space for the parking of more than five (5) motor vehicles. Any combination of one (1) or more lots or buildings that are both located contiguous to another lot or building or across a street or alley from another lot or building, and are operated by the same person shall be considered one (1) commercial parking facility; however, a lot or building that is provided solely for one (1) or more of the following uses shall not be considered a commercial parking facility:
(1) By an employer for use of the employer's employees;
(2) By a landlord for use of the landlord's tenants;
(3) By a merchant or professional, selling goods or services, for use of the merchant's or professional's exclusive customers; or
(4) By the owner of the lot or building, or by a charitable organization, for a period of no more than fourteen (14) consecutive days, and no more than thirty (30) days in a calendar year, for use in connection with a distinct event or activity (excluding a special event licensed under Chapter 986 of the Code) outside the geographic area bounded by North, East, South, and West Streets;
Motor vehicle means any self-propelled wheeled vehicle similar to an automobile, truck, bus or motorcycle.
Motor vehicle reservoir area means the area at the entrance of a commercial parking facility between the property line and the point ten (10) feet beyond the point at which a ticket or claim check is given, a fee is paid or the registrant takes physical control of the motor vehicle for the purpose of handling it.
(G.O. 183, 1997, § 15; G.O. 3, 2002, § 70; G.O. 63, 2009, § 151; G.O. 33, 2011, § 6)