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Section 10.17 Setback Regulations Section 10.18 Off-Street Paring (b) For all Class E highways setback lines are hereby established, parallel to and distant thirty (30) feet from the right of way or front lot line. Section 8. Three (3) new sections of the ordinance are hereby created, to be numbered 10.18, 1 0.19 and 10.20, and as so numbered, to read as follows: 10.18 OFF-STREET PARKING (1) One off-street parking space shall be two hundred sixteen (216) square feet of area, ex- - elusive of adequate ingress and egress driveways to connect with a public thoroughfare. A sin- gle stall garage, or one stall in a multiple stall garage, may replace any sigle required parking space. (2) No building for which off-street parking space is required may be added to, structurally altered or converted in use so as to encroach upon or reduce the parking space below the re- quired minimirn. (3) No parking spaces required under this ordinance may be used for any other purposes, pro- vided, however, that open spaces required by this ordinance for setback and side yards may be used for such parking spaces and approaches thereto. (4) Parking Space I;equired: (a) In the local business, commercial and light manufacturing and industrial districts, in addition to other parking spaces herein required, there shall be provided adequate off-street space for the loading and unloading of trucks and other commercial vehicles and for the vehi- cles of employed personnel. (h) Duplexes shall lovide two off-street parking spaces; multiple family dwellings, apart- ment houses and apartment house complexes shall provide off-atreet parking spaces as follows: for efficiency or one bedroom apartments, one and one-fourth (11/4) parking spaces per unit; for two or more bedroom apartments, one and one-half (11/2) parking spaces per unit; for combinations of the above the number of parking spaces shall be prorated. (c) Establishments offering curb service or services to customers who remain in the vehicle, shall provide adequate space to accomodate all vehicles to be so serviced. - - (d) e r local business places, banks, offices and professional offices and personal service shops shall provide one parking space for rach three hundred (300)square feet of ground floor space, plus one parking space for each five hundred (500) hundred square feet of upper floor area. (e) Buildings combining business and residential uses shall provide one parking space for each three hundred (300 square feet of area devoted to business uses, plus one parking space for'each family for which accomodations are provided. (f) Theaters, churches, auditoriums, lodges or fraternity halls and s imilar places of public assemblage shall provide one parking space for each seven (7) seats. Outdoor theaters shall provide sufficient off-street space for overflow parking. (g) Hotels, lodging houses and dormitories shall provide one parking space for each three (3) !nest rooms. 94