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III. CONcePT , I t I , I I I I W- I I I I I I I , I There are provisions for exceptions if deemed appropriate by the City Council. Therefore, permanent outside storage could be proposed for Council review in conjunction with the Special Use Permit. The Maintenance's Services Project will need to demonstrate that the intent of the ordinance is being met to the satisfaction of the City Council. The objective is that equipment, vehicles, and materials are not visible from surrounding streets and adjacent properties. There are critical issues which will need to be addressed during initial planning and design phases. 20,000 sJ. 100'xlOO' 0.8 35' Minimum lot area = Minimum lot size = Floor Area Ratio = Maximum building height = Building setbacks . Front = . Rear = . Side (interior) = . Side (corner) = . State highway or County Road = LOT CRITERIA 20' 20' (10' accessory structure) 10' 20' 60' (from easement line, not property line) Note: for the site in question, the property lines are believed to be the centerline of Hwy, 96 and Hamline. Parking setbacks . Even with or behind primary structure. Not allowed between building and road. . Min. 20' from roads; 5' interior side lot line. Screening . Landscape plan required. . Maximum fence height = 6' in rear yard; 3' in front. . Fencing materials encouraged = wood, brick, stone, wrought iron (chain link per Council approval; must be black or green vinyl coated). . Overhead garage doors, large parking lots, mechanical utilities, service entrance areas, and trash handling devices must be fully screened from view from adjacent properties. . Special attention given to Gateway entrances at Hwy 96 and Hamline per Gateway Study. TOLTZ, KING, DUVALL, ANDERSON & ASSOCIATES, INC. TKDA ENGINEERS' ARCHITECiS' PLANNERS