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Art.VII, S 7.2 SALEM ZONING ORDINANCE SUPPLEMENTARY REGULATIONS
(4) A solid wall or compact evergreen screening (2) The minimum dimensions of stalls and
Five (5) feet high shall be erected along all aisles shall be as follows:
property lines abutting residential uses. e '
a. Stall width shall be at least nine (9)
(5) Exterior lighting shall be so arranged as to feet.
reflect light away from adjoining premises b. Stall depth shall be at least nineteen
and streets. (19) feet for all angle parking and
twenty-two (22) feet for parallel
Sec. 7.3. Off-street parking; uncovered, not parking. Such dimensions may include I
included in structure. no more than two (2) feet of any land-
scaped setback area adjacent to the
(a) Off-street parking spaces shall be provided front or rear of a stall and used for
and maintained by the owner of the property for bumper overhang.
each building or use which,after the effective date C. Minimum width of aisles providing ac-
of this ordinance, is erected, enlarged or altered, cess to stalls for one-way traffic only,
according to the regulations set out in this sec- varying with the angle of parking,shall
tion. be:
(b) All parking spaces required by this ordi- Minimum Aisle,
nance shall be on the same lot as the building or Angle of Parking Width
use which they are intended to serve, except that (degrees) (feet)
the board of appeals may permit the parking Parallel 12
spaces to be provided within four hundred (400) 30 11 e
feet of the building or use intended to be served, if 45 13
the board determines that it is impractical to pro- 60 18
vide parking on the same lot with the building. If 90 20
a separate lot is used for parking, the ownership d. Minimum width of aisles providing ac• '`'
of the lot must, for all times, be held by the same cess to stalls for two-way traffic shall
ownership as the lot on which the building is be twenty-four (24) feet, except that
erected. If the parking lot ownership is separated aisles providing access primarily for
from the ownership of the building, this shall be overnight parking may be a minimum
deemed a violation, and the building inspector of twenty (20) feet.
shall void the certificate of occupancy.
(3) Parking facilities shall be designed so that
(c) Notwithstanding any other provisions of this each motor vehicle may proceed to and from
ordinance, off-street parking shall not be required the parking space provided for it without
for any church or other place or worship or see- requiring the moving of any other motor
ondary school or institution of higher education, vehicle.
with the exception of the State College at Salem `
where local ordinances shall prevail. (4)rThe widths of entrance and exit drives shall
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(d) Required parking spaces shall not be re- a. A minimum of twelve (12) feet for
duced or encroached upon in any manner unless a one-way use only;
change in use occurs which permits a change in �,b. A minimum of twenty (20) feet for` -
the amount of parking area required. two-way use,except that driveways pro-
(e) Design of all off-street parking facilities: hiding access primarily for overnight
parking, with incidental daytime use,
(1) Parking facilities shall be occupied only by i may be a minimum of twelve (12) feet '
passenger cars and commercial vehicles not wide; and
exceeding seven and one-half M/2) feet in !c. A maximum of twenty (20) feet at the
width and eighteen (18) feet in length. street lot line in residence districts and
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'•� thirty (3y-0) feet in business and Indus• monwealth of Massachusetts Department of
trial districts. — Commerce-Division of Public Housing.
'd (5) Setbacks for parking areas shall be pro- Use Required Parking
vided as follows: Dwellings(R-C,R-1,R-2,R-3), One and one-half(142)spaces
a. In all districts parking stalls in parking rooming houses, tourist per dwelling unit,with a min.
lots shall be set back from the street homes, home occupations imum of two (2) spaces, plus
one (1) space for each home
lot line to whatever extent may be nec- occupation
essary in the specific situation, as de- Historic buildings open to the One(1)space for each two(2)
termined by the building inspector, to public,museums,libraries, employees, plus such addi-
avoid the probability of cars backing or municipal buildings other tional space for visitors as
otherwise maneuvering on the side- than schools shall be determined necessary
walk upon entering or leaving the by the board of appeals
stalls. In no case shall parking lots be Recreation buildings and One(1)space for each two(2)
designed to require or encourage cars areas operated by member. employees,plus one(1)space
to back into a public or private way in ship clubs for each four(4)members
order to leave the lot. Public and private golf One(1)space for each two(2)
b. The surfaced area of a parking lot and courses, golf driving employees,plus one(1)space
all entrance and exit drives shall be ranges, miniature golf for each hole
set back a minimum of two(2)feet from courses
all lot lines, except where an access Hospitals and sanitaria, One (1) space for each doctor
nursing and convalescent accredited to practice therein,
driveway crosses the street lot line. homes plus one(1)space for each two
(2) employees, plus one (1)
(f) No part of an off-street parking area required space for each four (4) beds,
by this ordinance for any building or use shall be excluding bassinets
included as part of an off-street parking area sim- Philanthropic and charitable One(1)space for each two(2)
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ilarly required for another building or use unless
institutions employees, plus such addi-
the type of buildings or uses indicates that the tional space as shall be deter-
usage of such parking area would not occur simul- mined necessary by the board
taneously, as determined by the board of appeals. of appeals
Funeral homes One(1)space for each four(4)
(g) The following numbers of off-street parking seats, plus one (1) space for
spaces shall be the minimum required for the uses each two (2) employees, plus
indicated. Each parking area shall contain not one(1)space for each company
vehicle;there shall be a rain-
less than three hundred (300) square feet of gross imum of twelve(12)spaces.
area for each vehicle, including necessary aisles
and driveways, and not less than one hundred Retail business and service es- One (1) space for each one
seventy (170) square feet of area in each parking eating and dots, except hundred fifty(150)
area
of feet
eating and drinking plates of gross floor area of the
stall,with each stall a minimum of nine(9)feet in building, excluding storage
width. A driveway may be considered a parking area
space for a dwelling, provided that each vehicle Theaters and other places of One(1)space for each four(4)
has direct access to a street or public way. Not- public assembly, restau. seats, plus one (1) space for
withstanding any restrictions in this section 7-3, rants and other eating and each two(2) employees
no area within five (5) feet of the street line, in- drinking places, but ex-
cluding any driveway, shall be considered as a canting drive-in restau-
s and drive-in snack
parking space in R-C, R-1, R-2 and R-3 Districts. barn
€ In R•3 Districts, the restriction on off-street Drive-in restaurants and One(1)space for each two(2)
parking will not apply to elderly housing projects other eating and drinking employees, plus fifteen (15)
built under the jurisdiction of the Salem Housing places spaces
Authority and Financially aided by either the U.S.
Public Housing Administration and/or the Com-
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CITY OF SALEM
DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC SERVICES
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Art.VII, $ 7.2 SALEM ZONING ORDINANCE SUPPLEMENTARY REGULATIONS
(4) A solid wall or compact evergreen screening (2) The minimum dimensions of stalls and 'V -
five (5) feet high shall be erected along all aisles shall be as follows:
property lines abutting residential uses. a, Stall width shall be at least nine (9)
(5) Exterior lighting shall be so arranged as to feet.
reflect light away from adjoining premises b. Stall depth shall be at least nineteen
and streets. (19) feet for all angle parking and
twenty-two (22) feet for parallel
See, 7.3. Off-street parking; uncovered, not parking.Such dimensions may include
included in structure. no more than two (2) feet of any land-
scaped setback area adjacent to the
(a) Off-street parking spaces shall be provided front or rear of a stall and used for
and maintained by the owner of the property for bumper overhang.
each buildingor use which,after the effective date c. Minimum width of aisles providing ac.
of this ordinance, is erected, enlarged or altered, cess to stalls for one-way traffic only,
according to the regulations set out in this see- varying with the angle of parking,shall
tion. be:
(b) All parking spaces required by this ordi• Minimum Aisle
nance shall be on the same lot as the building or Angle of Parking Width
use which they are intended to serve, except that (degrees) (feet)
the board of appeals may permit the parking Parallel 12
spaces to be provided within four hundred (400) 30 11 ;
feet of the building or use intended to be served,if 45 13
the board determines that it is impractical to pro- 60 18
vide parking on the same lot with the building. If 90 20
a separate lot is used for parking, the ownership d. Minimum width of aisles providing ac•
of the lot must, for all times, be held by the same cess to stalls for two-way traffic shall
ownership as the lot on which the building is be twenty-four {24) feet, except that
erected. If the parking lot ownership is separated aisles providing access primarily for
from the ownership of the building, this shall be overnight parking may be a minimum
deemed a violation, and the building inspector of twenty (20) feet.
shall void the certificate of occupancy.
(3) Parking facilities shall be designed so that
(c) Notwithstanding any other provisions of this each motor vehicle may proceed to and from
ordinance,off-street parking shall not be required the parking space provided for it without
for any church or other place or worship or sec- requiring the moving of any other motor
ondary school or institution of higher education, vehicle.
with the exception of the State College at Salem
where local ordinances shall prevail. (4) The widths of entrance and exit drives shall
be:
(d) Required parking spaces shall not be re. a. A minimum of twelve (12) feet for
duced or encroached upon in any manner unless a one-way use only;
change in use occurs which permits a change in b. A minimum of twenty (20) feet for
the amount of parking area required. two-way use,except that driveways pro.
(e) Design of all off-street parking facilities: viding access primarily for overnight
parking, with incidental daytime use,
(1) Parking facilities shall be occupied only by may be a minimum of tw 12) feet
passenger ears and commercial vehicles not wide; and
exceeding seven and one-half (71/2) feet in c. A maximum of twe (20) t at the
width and eighteen (18) feet in length. street lot line in re ence ricts and
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,�.�. SUPPLEMENTARY REGULATIONS SALEM ZONING ORDINANCE Art.VII, § 7-3
thirty (30) feet in business and indus• monwealth of Massachusetts Department of
trial districts. Commerce-Division of Public Housing.
(5) Setbacks for parking areas shall be pro- Use Required Parking
[ vided as follows: Dwellings(R-C,R-1,R-2,R-3), One and one-half(192)spaces
i_
a. In all districts parking stalls in parking rooming houses, tourist per dwelling unit;with a min•
lots shall be set back from the street homes,home occupations imum of two (2) spaces, plus
one (1) space for each home
lot line to whatever extent may be nec• occupation i
essary in the specific situation, as de- Historic buildings open to the One(1)space for each two(2)
termined by the building inspector, to public,museums,libraries, employees, plus such addi-
avoid the probability of cars backing or municipal buildings other tional space for visitors as
otherwise maneuvering on the side- than schools shall be determined necessary
walk upon entering or leaving the by the board of appeals
stalls. In no case shall parking lots be Recreation buildings and One(1)space for each two(2)
designed to require or encourage cars areas operated by member. employees,plus one(1)space
to back into a public or private way in ship clubs for each four(4) members
order to leave the lot. Public and private golf One(1)space for each two(2)
b. The surfaced area of a parking lot and courses, golf driving employees,plus one(1)space
all entrance and exit drives shall be ranges, miniature golf for each hole
set back a minimum of two(2)feet from courses
all lot lines, except where an access Hospitals and sanitaria, One(1) space for each doctor
nursing and convalescent accredited to practice therein,
driveway crosses the street lot line. homes plus one(1l space for each two
(2) employees, plus one (1)
(f) No part of an off-street parking area required space for each four (4) beds,
by this ordinance for any building or use shall be excluding bassinets
included as part of an off-street parking area sim- Philanthropic and charitable One(1)space for each two l2)
ilarly required for another building or use unless institutions employees, plus such addi.
the type of buildings or uses indicates that the tional space as shall be deter•
usage of such parking area would not occur simul- mined necessary by the board
taneously, as determined by the board of appeals. of appeals
Funeral homes One(1)space for each four(4)
(g) The following numbers of off-street parking seats, plus one (1) spare for
spaces shall be the minimum required for the uses each two (2) employees, plus
indicated. Each parking area shall contain not one(1)space for each company
less than three hundred (300) square feet of gross vehicle;there shall saes.
q � imum of twelve(12)spaces.
area for each vehicle, including necessary aisles
and driveways, and not less than one hundred Retail business except es-
One (1) space for each one
tablishments, except hundred fiRy(150)square feet
seventy (170) square feet of area in each parking eatinganddrinkingplaces of gross floor area of the
stall,with each stall a minimum of nine(9)feet in building, excluding storage
width. A driveway may be considered a parking area
space for a dwelling, provided that each vehicle Theaters and other places of One(1)space for each four(4)
has direct access to a street or public way. Not- public assembly, restau- seats, plus one (1) space for
withstanding any restrictions in this section 7.3, rants and other eating and each two(2)employees
no area within five (5) feet of the street line, in- drinking places, but ex-
cluding any driveway, shall be considered as a canting drive-in restau-+ rants and drive-in snack
171 parking space in R-C, R-1, R-2 and R-3 Districts. bars
In R-3 Districts, the restriction on off-street Drive-in restaurants and One(1)space for each two(21
parking will not apply to elderly housing projects other eating and drinking employees, plus fifteen (15)
built under the jurisdiction of the Salem Housing places spaces
Authority and financially aided by either the U.S.
Public Housing Administration and/or the Com-
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