Adopted Amendments to Portland Zoning Code for New Apartments and Parking

Code amendments adopted by City Council on April 10, 2013 to go into effect May 10, 2013

• Adopted Report for New Apartments and Parking
• Attachment A - Minimum Parking Requirements and Allowed Substitutions for Parking
• Attachment B – Off-site and Joint-use Parking Allowances
• Attachment C – Purpose Statement
• Attachment D – Clarification of Main Entrance Requirements
• Summary of Amendments to Portland Zoning Code

DLCD Notice of Adoption

Notice of adoption sent to the State of Oregon Department of Land Conservation and Development

Memo: Minimum Parking Requirements for Multi-family Buildings

Memo to the City Council regarding Parking Requirements for Multi-family Buildings

New Apartments and Parking Frequently Asked Questions, March 2013

Responses to frequently asked questions about new apartments and parking, updated March 2013

Ordinance for Code Amendments

Amends Title 33 to require parking for some multi-dwelling buildings where parking is currently not required

• Exhibit A - Planning and Sustainability Commission (PSC) Recommendation: Code Amendments
• Exhibit B - City of Portland Parking Impacts for New TOD Along Portland Inner Corridors
• Exhibit B - Parking Study: Appendix B. Survey Results
• Exhibit C - Cost of Onsite Parking and Impacts on Affordability
• Exhibit D - Map: Multi-dwelling Permits In Last 18 months And Changes to TriMet Service Level Since 2007
• Exhibit E – Permit Data Summary Tables
• Ordinance for Code Amendments

PBOT Permit Parking Information

Research and information compiled by the Portland Bureau of Transportation related to parking permit programs including the City’s Area Parking Permit Program

• Document Summary and Major Policy Questions
• Parking Permit Primer
• Response to Donald Shoup’s Editorial