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Yes, one parking or turnaround pad is allowed per lot, no larger than 20 by 20 feet and at least 10 feet back from the right-of-way. The pad also counts toward the city's front-yard paving limit of 35 percent. Place it where it still leaves room for planting.

No. Residential driveways in the city must have an approved hard surface, and parking is allowed only on a hard-surfaced driveway, a carport, or a garage in residential districts, so a new or widened drive cannot be gravel. Plan it as a concrete driveway or an asphalt driveway.

Porous asphalt and concrete that let water soak through are encouraged to reduce runoff, but the city's Director of Planning and Development must approve them before installation. Get that approval before work starts.

Outside purely residential districts, a lot must be separated from the sidewalk by a grass strip at least 10 feet wide with a barrier curb at least 6 inches high, and the parking spaces must be striped. All parking and aisles need an approved hard surface. The strip and curb add to the cost of a new lot.

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