Bulloch County, GA Parking Rules: Loading Zones (2026)

Bulloch County Appendix G, the county's off-street parking and service facilities standard, sets the loading-space rule in Section 104 for unincorporated Bulloch County. Any manufacturing, industrial, wholesale or retail operation must provide off-street loading space, but the standard does not fix a single number of spaces for every use; instead, Section 104(1) requires loading space appropriate to the functions and scope of operation of the individual building or use, with Section 101 tying the standard back to the requirements specified by use in the county's zoning resolution.

Design matters as much as quantity: Section 104(2) requires that loading spaces be designed and constructed so that all vehicle maneuvering to park for loading happens entirely within the property lines of the site, and the spaces cannot be laid out in a way that interferes with the free, normal movement of vehicles and pedestrians on the public right-of-way outside. Getting trucks to and from those loading spaces is governed by the county's curb-cut rules in Section 105, which cap driveway width at 35 feet at the right-of-way line, cap the curb cut itself (including the curb-return radii) at 50 feet, and require curb cuts to sit at least 25 feet from a street intersection's curb lines or 15 feet from the intersecting property lines, whichever distance is less.