Greenwood, IN Mobility & Curb Rules: TNC Pickup Zones (2026)
Key Facts
- Applies to
- New buildings over 10,000 sq ft in Old Town
- Spaces required
- 1 to 4 per 10,000 sq ft of GFA
- Location
- Within 100 feet of an entrance
- Uses served
- Rideshare pickup/drop-off and postal delivery
Summary
New buildings over 10,000 square feet in Greenwood's Old Town District must set aside one to four designated rideshare and delivery drop-off spaces within 100 feet of an entrance, under UDO Sec. 10-03-04, Loading and Drop-off for Deliveries and Rideshare.
Sec. 10-03-04. Loading and Drop-off for Deliveries and Rideshare.
A. Applicability. All new construction of buildings over ten thousand (10,000) square feet of GFA within the Old Town district must provide facilities for the loading, pick-up, and drop-off for rideshare passengers and postal deliveries.
B. Standards. For every ten thousand (10,000) square feet of GFA, not fewer than one (1) and not more than four (4) designated delivery and rideshare drop-off spaces must be provided within one hundred feet (100') from an entrance.
Full Breakdown
Section 10-03-04 of the Greenwood UDO applies specifically to Old Town: any new construction of a building over ten thousand square feet of gross floor area within the Old Town district must provide facilities for loading, pick-up, and drop-off for both rideshare passengers and postal deliveries. The standard scales with building size, requiring not fewer than one and not more than four designated delivery and rideshare drop-off spaces for every ten thousand square feet of gross floor area, and every one of those spaces must sit within one hundred feet of a building entrance.
The rule sits alongside Old Town's other parking accommodations in Sec. 10-03-02, which allows reduced nine-by-eighteen-foot parking space dimensions in that district, reflecting the tighter, walkable character the city is planning for around Old Town Greenwood. Because the requirement is triggered by new construction rather than existing buildings, a developer proposing a project over the size threshold in Old Town needs to show the drop-off spaces on its site plan before Community Development Services will approve it.
Violations & Fines
A new Old Town building over 10,000 square feet that is built without the required rideshare and delivery drop-off spaces is out of compliance with the UDO and can be cited as a civil zoning violation. The Planning Director's office issues a warning ticket before any citation on a first offense, with an appeal available to the Board of Zoning Appeals.
Frequently Asked Questions
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Sources & Official References
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