Titusville, FL Parking Rules: Loading Zones (2026)

Titusville, Florida (Brevard County) requires off-street loading and unloading space for any development whose normal operation routinely involves delivering or shipping goods, merchandise or equipment, under Land Development Regulations Sec. 30-280(a), found in Chapter 30, Article III, Division 9, Parking/Loading/Storage. 20, Loading and Unloading Areas, of the City's Transportation Infrastructure Technical Manual, which sets the actual size and number of required loading bays so the delivery or shipment operation can be accommodated safely and conveniently. Sec. 30-280(b) provides relief for older lots: where a structure built before the effective date of the chapter undergoes a change of use that does not enlarge the structure, and the lot genuinely lacks room to meet the loading standard, the developer only has to comply with the section to the extent reasonably possible, rather than being forced into a variance or a site redesign.

Loading requirements interact with the City's broader parking and circulation rules in the same division: Sec. 30-276 requires that vehicle accommodation areas, which include loading areas, be designed so trucks and other vehicles do not have to back onto a public street or over sidewalks, and Sec. 30-339(f) requires off-street loading spaces, along with refuse and outdoor storage areas, to be screened from all public streets to a height of six feet or enough to obscure the area, whichever is less. In the Planned Industrial Development (PID) zoning district, Sec.

30-339(g) adds that no off-street loading area may be located in a required front yard or within ten feet of a side or rear property line, and loading facilities visible only to another lot must be screened to fifty percent opacity using berms, shrubs, trees, fencing or architectural design.