Do I need parking for a Puyallup ADU?
✓ Verified against code · August 20, 2026
It depends on three things, which makes Puyallup's rule the most detailed in this ledger. Within a half-mile walk of a major transit stop, nothing is required. Outside that, a lot under 6,000 sq ft needs one space per unit; a lot over 6,000 sq ft needs one space for a studio or one-bedroom ADU and two spaces for a two- or three-bedroom ADU. Bedroom count is a design decision, so it is worth modelling parking before you settle the floor plan.
Citation: PMC 20.55.010(11)
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Puyallup’s ADU rules run under PMC 20.20.010(11) (Accessory Dwelling Units) (Ordinance 3341 (building on Ord 3324)). Puyallup adopted its HB 1337 baseline in Ordinance 3324 in 2025, then restructured the ADU standards again in Ordinance 3341, effective April 28, 2026. Its parking rule is the most granular in this ledger — it scales with both lot size and bedroom count — and its ADU height, at up to 36 ft, is among the most generous in Washington. We verified this answer against primary sources on August 20, 2026, and every change we catch is logged in the changelog.
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Not legal advice — lot-specific overlays can change the answer for your parcel. The citation above points at the governing code section; check it, or ask the city to confirm.