Parking reforms in Rock Hill, SC
- 74,372 residents
Parking minimum reduction
Parking requirements within the Downtown Parking Management Plan District are reduced by 20% for nonresidential uses and may be further reduced for all uses upon approval of the city manager. Public parking may be allowed to count towards requirements as well. Prior to 2024, downtown parking requirements could only be reduced for public parking, mixed-uses, or where it could be shown that customers would walk or bike. On-street parking citywide may meet a portion of the minimum off-street parking requirements for projects that construct new roads and have a mix of uses.
- Status
- Adopted
- Adoption date
- Aug 12, 2024
- Scope
- City center / business district
- Main street / special
- Affected land uses
- All uses
- Commercial
- Requirements
- By right
- Other
- Reporter
- Samuel Deetz
Citation 1
- Source
- Rock Hill Zoning Code (Former)
- Notes
- 8.8 PARKING STANDARDS 8.8.2 APPLICABILITY C. Parking in the Downtown Parking Management Plan District: 8.8.6 REQUIRED NUMBER OF PARKING SPACES B. Required Minimum Number of Parking Spaces C. Maximum Number of Spaces Permitted 8.8.13 ALTERNATIVE PARKING PLAN G. On-Street Parking: Pages 270, 271, 274, 278, 286 of pdf
- URL
- www.cityofrockhill.com
Citation 2
- Source
- Rock Hill T-2024-01 Proposed Parking Amendment Report
- URL
- legistarweb-production.s3.amazonaws.com
Citation 3
- Source
- Rock Hill Zoning Code
- Notes
- 8.8.2.C.; 8.8.6.B.; 8.8.13.G.; Pages 276, 280, 292
- URL
- www.cityofrockhill.com
Parking maximum
All public or commercial uses, except for business office uses, may not provide more than 125% of the minimum parking requirements.
- Status
- Adopted
- Scope
- Citywide
- Affected land uses
- Commercial
- Other
- Requirements
- By right
- Reporter
- Samuel Deetz
Citation
- Source
- Rock Hill Zoning Code
- Notes
- 8.8.6.C.; Page 284
- URL
- www.cityofrockhill.com
