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CHAPTER 13-1700. O
FF-STREET PARKING, DRIVES, AND LOADING
13-1704. Use limitations. (Amd. GO 26-11) Required parking and loading spaces and the driveways
providing access to them shall not be used for storage, display, sales, rental, or repair of motor vehicles or
other goods or for the storage of inoperable vehicles or snow.
Notwithstanding other provisions of this
ordinance, any residentially-permitted vehicle shall be permitted to park in the front yard, side yard,
or rear yard setbacks of any single-family or two-family dwellings on the days games are played in
Green Bay by professional football teams of the National Football League. The Director of Planning
and/or Director of Public Works may permit residential vehicles to be parked on the front, side, and
rear yard of single- and two-family dwellings during the day of a special event held at Lambeau Field
when the event is expected to exceed an estimated attendance of 20,000 or more individuals.
13-1705. Residential driveways. The following regulations apply to single- and two-family
residential uses. (Amd. GO 22-07)
(a) (Amd. GO 7-10) (Amd. GO 8-12) The maximum width of any driveway at the curb line shall be no
greater than 30 feet and symmetrically tapered to a driveway width at the sidewalk section or property
line no greater than 25 feet. Driveway stalls may be allowed up to 10 feet in width and an additional two
feet may be provided beyond either side of the garage door for two stall or larger attached garages. For
attached single stall garages 10 feet or less in width, the driveway may be expanded up to 8 feet beyond
the garage door opening, but shall not be located in front of the primary entrance to the residence and
shall be consistent with this Section and Section 13-1709. The widened portion of the driveway must be
tapered into the driveway at the property line over a distance of 5 feet or more. In no case shall the
maximum driveway width be greater than 50 percent of the lot frontage.
(b) Driveways shall lead directly to a garage opening or parking space unless it is a drive as specified
below.
(c) Driveways may be designed as one of the following:
(1) Side-loading drives: The driveway shall not be located within the side yard setback. The curb cut shall
not be greater than 17 feet in width and shall taper over no more than 5 feet to a maximum of 12 feet in
width within the front yard setback. The driveway width may extend to the width of the garage opening
once outside the front yard setback.
(2) Circular drives: The driveway shall not be located within the side yard setback. The curb cut shall not
be greater than 17 feet in width and shall taper over no more than 5 feet to a maximum of 12 feet in width
within the front yard setback. The top of the inner arc of the drive shall be located a minimum of 15 feet
from the right-of-way line or front property line. The interior area between the drive and the street must
be appropriately landscaped.
(3) Alley drives: The driveway may extend to the garage opening or may extend into the lot for 30 feet in
width and 40 feet in depth, but in no case shall it extend into the side yard setbacks. In no case shall the
driveway width be greater than 50 percent of the lot width.
(d) Number of driveways.
(1) A maximum of one 2-way driveway or one 1-way driveways for single-family uses shall be permitted
from each street right-of-way to which a lot or parcel has frontage, subject to the driveway design
regulations specified herein.
(2) A maximum of one driveway per dwelling unit is permitted for two-family uses, subject to the
driveway design regulations specified herein.