A data center classified as a computing infrastructure provider, data-processing facility, web host, or related service must provide 1.1 parking spaces per employee during the work period when the maximum number of employees are present. 1.1 spaces for each employee

A parking plan is required for data-center uses and must be submitted with the zoning-permit application, showing property boundaries, parking, access, circulation, drainage, construction, screening, and related details. A parking plan shall be required for all uses except single family detached dwellings and two family dwellings

If construction, expansion, or a change in use creates a need for at least 10% more parking, the additional spaces must be provided. Existing buildings or uses enlarged by 50% or more in floor area or used area must comply with the full parking requirements. increase of ten (10) percent or more

Required parking for commercial, industrial, or institutional uses must be within 700 feet of the principal use. not more than 700 feet from the principal use

Required parking areas must meet specified design and operational standards, including minimum stall dimensions, forward-motion access to a public street or alley, paving with asphalt or concrete, drainage controls, screening near residential areas, striping for lots over 12 vehicles, maintenance, and concealed lighting limited to one foot-candle at property lines. All off-street parking facilities

At least one off-street loading space must be provided and maintained on the same lot when the facility requires delivery of goods. Each loading space must be at least 12 feet wide, 50 feet long, and have 15 feet of vertical clearance. At least one off-street loading space

Loading areas must satisfy additional setback, screening, access, paving, drainage, and lighting requirements; vehicles leaving the premises must be able to travel forward, and loading areas near residential districts require screening four to six feet high. All off-street loading spaces shall be in accordance

The ordinance expressly recognizes computing infrastructure providers, data processing, web hosting, and related services as a permitted use category for parking purposes, requiring 1.1 parking spaces per employee during the work period with the maximum number of employees. This provides a specific, predictable standard for data-center development and expansion.

Required parking for commercial, industrial, or institutional uses may be located up to 700 feet from the principal use, allowing a data center to satisfy parking requirements on a nearby property rather than entirely on its own site.

Data centers may use collective or joint parking facilities. Joint use is allowed when the participating nonresidential uses normally operate at different times, and collectively provided parking may be located up to 700 feet from the building served, subject to written agreements and required approvals.

When parking demand is unusually low, the Building and Zoning Appeals Board may reduce the applicable parking requirements proportionately upon appeal from a Zoning Inspector decision, potentially reducing the parking burden for a data center with limited on-site traffic.