Lane County's unincorporated parking code (LC 16.250) sets off-street parking-space and access standards for commercial buildings but does not create dedicated on-street loading zones; on county roads, blocking the travel lane for loading violates ORS 819.120. On-street loading zones are a city-level function within incorporated cities.
For unincorporated Lane County, LC 16.250(2)–(4) requires off-street parking and access to be provided for new or enlarged nonresidential buildings, but the county code does not designate curbside loading zones the way a city downtown does. Loading and deliveries on a county road must not leave a vehicle parked partially in the lane of travel or on a sidewalk, per the county's right-of-way rules and ORS 819.120. Signed and painted on-street loading zones exist within cities such as Eugene and Springfield under their municipal codes.
Loading that obstructs a county road travel lane or sidewalk violates ORS 819.120 and may be towed; off-street loading/parking deficiencies are enforced under LC 16.250 at development review.
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