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Pg. 7. Section 31-162. Drainage; resistance to erosion and maintenance and slope. • All off-street parking facilities required under this chapter for multi -family residential, commercial, industrial, institutional or recreational uses shall be so drained as to prevent damage to abutting properties or public streets and shall be constructed ef-metersa}-�ahseh-ws}} assure -a with a minimum improved surface of surface treated gravel or other surface ressstanee resistant to erosion and acceptable to the irector of public works. The owner of the parking facility shall be responsible for maintenance of such drainage and surface. Parking areas shall be constructed with a slope of five percent or less. The Planning Commission or the Director of Planning may, however, permit slopes up to ten percent where necessary for reasons of topography. Section 31-164. Access to street or alley; setbaek parking near building entrances; parking within setbacks. Off-street automobile or vehicular parking spaces required by this chapter shall have adequate access to a street or alley, and such access and spaces shall not thereafter be reduced or encroached upon.-Exeept-sn- the-ease-e£-parksng-prevsded-£er-ane-£sins}y-ettaehed-er-detaehed-er-twe-- £ams}p-dwe}}sngs;-er-attaehed-unfits-up-te-£sur-dwe}}sngs;-sash-perksng- spaees-sha}}-net-be-}seated-wsthsn-the-regasred-£rent-end-side-pard-setbaeks. No vehicle shall be parked within six feet of any entrance or exit to a • building. Parking within required setbacks shall be subject to the following regulations: 1) Parking for single family attache ngs, or attached dwellings up to four the recuired front, side and rear va (2) Parking for multi -family dwellings ed in residential districts shall not be front or side rear yard; (3) Park within the req located in the s such oar or detached or two-family wellings may be located setbacks; and non-residential uses located within the required kine may be located in the in all business and industrial districts shall not be d front yard setback, however such parking may be e or rear yard setbacks. Section 31-168. Height, nature of freestanding and projecting signs. (a) No part of any freestanding orprojecting sign shall be higher than twenty-five feet from grade. No part of a roof sign shall project above the line of the roof to which it is attached. (b) Only one sign per estab}sshment parcel as designated in the City Real Property Tax Maps may be freestanding or projecting except as provided in division 3. (c) Shopping centers shall be permitted one free standing sign per • street frontage. A freestanding shopping center sign shall display only