1918 EVERETT AVE 2016-01-01 MF Import

i DESCRZPTION OF MEDZCAL PRACTZCE PARKZNC REQUZREMENTS 1 I. EXPLFlNATION OF BASIS OF CODE REQUIREMENT. CODE PARKING ANALYZED. The uniform parking requirement for medical office facilities requires one parking space for each 200 sq. ft. of building. This requirement is appropriate for a � primary care facility. Family doctors and dentists are examples of primary care doctors and typically practice in 1000 to 1500 sq.ft. Such a physician has two to three assistants and tcvo to four patients in his waiting room. The building at 1918 Everett Avenue is 9250 sq.ft. and as a typical primary care facility would zequire 46 parking places. 9250 sq. ft. could house up to 5 primary care physicians and require 9 parking pIaces each. These might be use� as follows: 5 - 5 Physicians 15 - 3 Staff/Physicians 25 - 5 aatients in exam room or waitina room/doctors 45 _Tota1 typical use II. EXPLd6'r7TI0M1' OF dIF.DICAL PRACTICE OF NEUFOLOGY. O[4NER OCCUPANT. The three physicians �aho �vi11 be ocaninq and occupy+:nq Lhis build:'ng are not primary care physicians. (I) They are neurologists and neuroZogical surgeons. Their work is not of a prir�ry care nature. It is always by referral from other physicians. The � majority of the patient work is of a serious nature and takes place at a hospital. � (2) The complexity of their practice and their needs for complex testing requires avaiIability of equipment (such as CAT scanner and x-ray machines) that other spectalties to r.ot need. These units and special record keeping requYrements inerease their need for space cvithout increasing thcir parking needs.