Hello - I have project placed within a Transit Oriented Development (TOD) Overlay. For this city the zoning code in this overlay now says there is "no minimum" for off street parking. Additionally the zoning rules say there is a *maximum* parking capacity of 1 spot per 600sf of floor area.

I am not sure how this zoning rule will influence the ability of this project to attain the Reduced Parking credit. Would LEED consider a "no minimum" to be the same thing as minimum requirement of zero? If so then theres no way to achieve this credit unless we have zero off street parking correct?

Or could we interpret "no minimum" instead as a sort of qualitatative statement? In other words we could argue to LEED that we have nothing official to reference for the minimum number of parking spots therefore we kind of just ignore the LEED requirement for "do not exceed the minimum local code requirements" for parking because there is literally no minimum number specified? This feels a little weird but maybe it would work?

Thank you!

Graham