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A. Mixed use developments that provide common parking areas may share required spaces for several different uses when those uses include both daytime and nighttime peak uses as defined below. When calculating the total required parking for the mixed use development, the parking required for either the daytime peak uses or the nighttime peak uses, whichever is smaller, may be reduced by 50 percent.

1. For the purposes of this section, the following uses may be considered daytime uses: government administrative office; financial institutions; professional services; retail stores (sales level 1); industrial level 1 uses; restaurants that the planning director determines have principal operating hours during the day; and similar primarily daytime uses as determined by the planning director.

2. For the purposes of this section, the following uses may be considered nighttime uses: house of religious worship; clubs; commercial entertainment; restaurants that the planning director determines have principal operating hours during the night; taverns; and similar primarily nighttime uses as determined by the planning director.

3. All uses do not have to be categorized as a daytime or nighttime peak use. No reduction applies to uses that experience peak levels during both the daytime and nighttime.

B. When the use or uses change within a mixed use development and additional parking spaces are required as a result, it is unlawful and a violation of this chapter to begin or maintain such use until such time as the required off-street parking provisions of this chapter are met. (Ord. 1154 § 2, 2009).