San Jose Municipal Code Part 4 Two-Wheeled Motorized Vehicle Parking Standards

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Editor's note— Ord. 30857, § 14, adopted Jan. 10, 2023, amended Part 4 in its entirety, in effect repealing and reenacting said Part 4 to read as set out herein. The former Part 4, §§ 20.90.300, and 20.90.350 - 20.90.380, pertained to motorcycle parking standards and derived from Ords. 26248, 28836.

The purpose of this part, in keeping with the purpose of this chapter, is to promote effective circulation, reduce congestion, a means for alternative transportation and increase safety and aesthetics through off-street two-wheeled motorized vehicle parking requirements.

(Ord. 30857.)

For the purpose of this Part, a two-wheeled motorized vehicle is defined as any two-wheeled motorized vehicle that is licensed by the Department of Motor Vehicles and intended for travel on public streets.

(Ord. 30857.)

A. Two-wheeled motorized vehicle parking shall be provided at a rate of 2.5% of standard vehicle parking provided, except for multi-family residential uses when the multi-family uses are located in buildings that have individual enclosed garages assigned to each multi-family dwelling unit. Any fractional amount is rounded up. No two-wheeled motorized vehicle parking spaces are required if ten or less vehicle parking spaces are provided.

(Ord. 30857.)

Two-wheeled motorized vehicle parking facilities shall be located in a convenient, highly visible and well lighted area to minimize theft and vandalism, generally within fifty feet of a building entrance, adjacent to accessible parking and within view of pedestrian traffic.

(Ord. 30857.)

A. Surfacing of two-wheeled motorized vehicle parking provided shall conform to the provisions of Section 20.90.140.

B. Two-wheeled motorized vehicle parking spaces shall be a minimum of three feet in width and six feet in length.

C. Two-wheeled motorized vehicle parking facilities within auto parking areas shall be separated by a physical barrier to protect two-wheeled motorized vehicles from damage by automobiles and other moving vehicles. Barriers include curbs, wheel stops or other similar features.

(Ord. 30857.)