Portland City Code ch. 14

Citation: Portland City Code ch. 14
Parent Document: Portland City Code ch. 14
Jurisdiction: Portland (municipal)
Original Source: https://www.portlandmaine.gov/asset/ae8cabd1-66eb-4a1c-9224-92bbca5e792f ↗

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parking. On-street parking shall not be used to B. Banners are allowed as follows:
satisfy the university’s parking demand. 1. Generic banners containing the logo and
F. Development and implementation of programs colors of the university, used for
designed to reduce the number of automobiles decorative purposes.
parking on campus, such as ride share 2. Banners used for advertising university
programs and incentives for use of bicycles and events, which can be displayed for a
public transportation. maximum of four weeks prior to and one
week following the event.
8.10.7 Loading
The amount of loading area required for any 8.10.9 Design principles and standards
university building shall be determined by the All development in the University of Southern Maine
Planning Board during site plan review, based on a Overlay Zone is subject to the requirements
campus-wide analysis, treating all contiguous lots contained within the City of Portland Design
owned by the university as one lot. In determining Manual.
the amount of loading space required for any
university building, the Planning Board may take into 8.10.10 Campus housing
account such factors as: For any development requiring major site plan
A. The use of centrally located on-campus loading review, the university shall submit to the Planning
facilities so situated that vehicles making Board a campus housing analysis. The analysis shall
deliveries can load and unload in the central include a description of housing demand and supply
facilities, provided no single location is at the time of the application, a projection of
overburdened with loading facilities. housing demand expected to arise from the
B. Shared use of a single loading facility by two or proposed development and/or as a result of
more buildings. program changes anticipated to occur concurrently
C. Impacts of the loading area on adjacent uses with the proposed development, and a description
outside the University of Southern Maine of how the university intends to meet any increased
Overlay Zone. housing demand through on-campus housing, off-
campus housing developed by the university, and/or
8.10.8 Signage off-campus housing developed by others.
Signs shall comply with the requirements of Article
20, except as those regulations are modified or 8.10.11 Required review for change of use,
augmented below: additions, and renovations
A. Signs shall be designed in accordance with In the case of properties fronting Chamberlain
signage standards promulgated by the Avenue, Exeter Street, and the northerly side of
university, providing for a unified and ADA- Bedford Street from Surrender Street to Deering
compliant campus-wide system for Avenue, minor site plan review shall be
identification, orientation, and regulatory required of all changes of use and all building
signage. additions and renovations affecting an area CITY OF PORTLAND LAND USE CODE | 8-33 OVERLAY ZONES

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