Vehicular-oriented uses shall not adversely impact the functioning of adjacent roads or negatively affect any adjacent residential uses.
A site for a vehicular-oriented use must comply with Table 3.16(A).
Subsection
Regulation
Measurement
(a)
Minimum site area
930 m2
(b)
Minimum site area for a drive-through vehicle service
140 m2 not covered by buildings for each service bay
(c)
Minimum site area for a car wash
370 m2 not covered by buildings for each car wash bay
(d)
Minimum site area for a service station
1200 m2
(e)
Despite (a), (b), (c) and (d), where two or more vehicular-oriented uses are part of a development on the same site, the total site area requirement is the sum of the requirements of the uses calculated separately, unless there is a complementary use of space, which in the opinion of a development officer, would warrant a reduction in site area requirement
(f)
Minimum site width
30.0 m
(g)
Maximum site coverage
20%
Queuing lanes shall provide sufficient space for turning and manoeuvring.
Queuing spaces for vehicular-oriented uses must comply with Table 3.16(B).
Table 3.16(B) : Queuing Space Criteria
Minimum length
6.0 m
Minimum width
3.0 m
The number of queuing spaces required for specific uses shall be calculated in accordance with Table 3.16(C).
Table 3.16(C): Queuing Space Requirements
Type of development or use
Minimum queuing space requirement
Drive through facility associated with a restaurant or specialty food service use
8 per service lane (including 5 that must be in advance of any menu order-board) plus 2 located downstream of the service window
Drive through facility associated with a financial service use
6 per service lane plus 1 located downstream of the service window
Car wash facility
5 per service lane or washing bay plus 2 located downstream of each service lane or washing bay
Other drive through facilities not specifically listed in this table
3 inbound and 2 outbound for each service lane or bay
Service stations shall adhere to the following additional criteria:
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