RE: PARKING SPACES | <– Date –> <– Thread –> |
From: Rob Sandelin (Floriferousclassic.msn.com) | |
Date: Sun, 28 Jun 1998 10:22:18 -0500 |
Our County made us put in 2.5 parking spaces per unit. Most families have 2 cars, and the .5 is for guest parking. So for 12 homes this works out to 30 parking spaces. In our first phase it averages out to slightly under 2 cars per house, some have 3 some have 1. I think to plan for less than 2 might not be a good idea, especially in a rural area where people will drive more. Rob Sandelin Sharingwood where there are 28 cars and 32 adults. ---------- From: cohousing-l [at] freedom.mtn.org on behalf of Mac Thomson Sent: Saturday, June 27, 1998 3:36 PM Subject: PARKING SPACES Another site design question . . . . We're working on the plans for our rural cohousing neighborhood and we're trying to decide how many parking spaces to build. We've got plenty of room for as many as we want, but we don't want to build more than we need. Could people living in community please take a minute to answer: How many homes do you have? How many parking spaces do you have (including garage spaces)? Is that the right number of parking spaces? Too many? Too few? Thanks in advance for your responses. -- Mac Thomson San Juan Cohousing ganesh [at] rmi.net Durango, Colorado Web Site: http://www.rmi.net/~ganesh "Tae be yersel and tae mak that worth bein Nae harder job tae mortals has been gien." -Hugh MacDiarmid (Scotland)
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PARKING SPACES Mac Thomson, June 27 1998
- RE: PARKING SPACES Rob Sandelin, June 28 1998
- Re: PARKING SPACES Lynn Nadeau, June 28 1998
- Re: PARKING SPACES Smith & McGowan, June 29 1998
- Re: PARKING SPACES Jim Snyder-Grant, June 29 1998
- Re: PARKING SPACES David M. Dobkin, June 29 1998
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