Greenville County requires off-street loading space for commercial and industrial development under Zoning Article 12; it does not designate on-street loading zones in residential neighborhoods.
The county Zoning Ordinance (Section 12:3/12:4, Off-Street Loading) requires nonresidential buildings to provide adequate off-street loading and unloading areas scaled to the delivery vehicles expected, so that bulk pick-ups and deliveries occur on-site rather than in the street. A loading space is defined as space for bulk pick-ups and deliveries accessible to such vehicles when required off-street parking spaces are occupied. These requirements apply to commercial, industrial, and group developments, not single-family homes. The county does not stripe or reserve on-street loading zones in residential areas; any curbside loading zones are set and enforced by incorporated cities within their limits.
Failing to provide or maintain required off-street loading areas is a zoning/site-plan violation resolved through Code Enforcement and site-plan review.
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