§ 26-192. Parking for persons with disabilities.

The following regulations apply to the establishment and use of parking spaces for persons with disabilities:

(1)

Non-residential buildings and facilities. All public and private buildings and facilities, temporary and permanent, used by the general public, which are not residences and which provide ten or more parking spaces, shall set aside parking spaces for persons with disabilities in accordance with I.C.A. § 321L.5.

(2)

Residential buildings and facilities. All public and private buildings and facilities, temporary and permanent, which are residences, excluding condominiums as defined in I.C.A. ch. 499B and which provide ten or more parking spaces, excluding extended health care facilities, shall set aside at least one parking space for persons with disabilities for each individual dwelling unit in which a handicapped person resides.

(3)

Parking spaces for persons with disabilities. The council may by resolution designate parking spaces for persons with disabilities on public land and public way.

(4)

Prohibited parking. No person shall park a motor vehicle not displaying a person with disabilities identification device, displaying such a device but not being used by a person with disabilities or in violation of the rules adopted under I.C.A. § 321L.8 in any persons with disabilities parking space located on either public or private property.

(Prior Code, § 69.08)

State law reference

Parking for persons with disabilities, I.C.A. § 321L.4.