[Thameth]

Ok i've done some searching on Google and Yahoo but to no avail. Does anybody know where i can find my local Law down here in South Florida to how big a parking space should be? My Condo has some extremely tight parking spots and i want to force them to re-paint them. Thanx!

 

[zx3 focus racer]

i dont know, but i just noticed another ding on my car today

 

[Egz]

I don't think they have laws governing that. I think its up to the owner's disgression. I'll take a peep though...

EDIT: I guess I was wrong. I found a zoning law for some town outlining it.

Perhaps you should visit your town hall? There are other resourses than the internet you know.

EDIT 2: All I can find is that handicapped spaces are zoned. Nothing on general parking.

[ 04-27-2003, 08:57 PM: Message edited by: Egz ]

 

[dpsilversvt]

Since the apartment complex is private property, they can probably make them any size they want.

 

[jasinger]

just park across 2 spots no problem

 

[Thameth]

Originally posted by jasinger:
just park across 2 spots no problem

<font size="2" face="Verdana, Arial">Yea that gets you a nice 7inx7in orange sticker on your drivers window and possibly getting your car towed.....

 

[Ozmotear]

Heres some stuff I found. I used the term ( "minimum width of parking space" ) for my search.

Ormond Beach, FL - PDF File

http://revobiz.dyndns.org/group/seaint/1999b/msg01859.html

http://www.burbank.acityline.com/city/depts/planning/c31a14.htm

Most places list 9 x 20 or 8 1/2 x 20 as the stardard size.

 

[BUR_ZX3]

yes check with your local government planning authority. (city or county depending)

For apartment complexes and everything, they usually have to conform to some standard.