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7. include an analysis section that states the parking demand number for each use on each site, along with the average parking demand number for each use studied (all sites). Said numbers shall include the 15% safety factor in (d) below; 8. include a conditions section which, based upon the data and analysis, proposes a standard parking rate (a certain number of spaces per a certain number of square feet gross building area) for a particular use category. (e) Fifteen per cent (15%) of the highest 15 minute accumulation period must be added to the maximum number of spaces occupied during the highest 15 minute period. (f) The signed and sealed parking accumulation study will be reviewed and approved by the County ublic works director or his desi nee • - and the community development director. The petition will then be forwarded to the planning and zoning commission for final action. Any appeal shall be handled the same as a site plan appeal pursuant to chapter 902. (4) Non -Paved Parking. Fully sodded or otherwise stabilized parking may be permitted for certain areas as specified in Section 954.05, and also for projects subject to infrequent use such as sites having the weekly use characteristics of churches upon review and approval by the Planning and Zoning Commission. (a) The following shall be submitted by the project applicant to evaluate the use and adequacy of the unpaved "infrequent use" parking surface. 1. A topographic survey of the project site. 2. .,.The intended. use, of the, .site ...including frequency of parking and type of vehicle(s) anticipated to use the site. 3. The location of the ground water table during the wettest season of the year. 4. A soil profile to at least a depth of six (6) feet taken at a minimum of two (2) locations. 5. A maintenance program outlined for the parking area. 6. A typical section of the parking lot area, which depicts solid sod or other proposed cover material on a stable load bearing type subgrade. '7. A complete drainage plan for the site. Coding: Words in • . -• • type are deletions from existing law. Words underlined are additions.