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". . . e The definition of "family" is taken from the Uniform Building Code (Exhibit B) with the exception that the Planning Commission recommended that the number of unrelated people be decreased from five people to four. The City of Roseville adopted this definition using four unrelated people (Exhibit C) and the City of Shoreview adopted it with five unrelated people (Exhibit D). Staff also cheeked with the City of St. Peter, a City that frequently deals with this type of issue, and they have adopted the same definition with four unrelated people (Exhibit E). The City of St. Peter further deals with these issues by licensing all residential rental properties annually within the City. b) Section VI (F), Construction Standards and Driveways By the current Zoning Ordinance, there are no requirements to pave driveway surfaces, setback requirements from a property line to a driveway, permitted parking locations on a property or a limitation to the number of curb cuts per property. Also, State and County regulations for streets should be confirmed with these regulatory bodies at that time and the eode should not list their requirements in the City's Ordinance, in the case that they have changed or are incorrect. e Staff receives numerous complaints regarding the number and location of vehicles on a property at one time whieh may be addressed by limiting the number of vehicles permitted outside of a garage. Other cities were researched specifically on this issue and it was found that it is generally dealt with by limiting the width of a driveway which in turn limits the number of vehicles that can park at any given time. Generally, eities have a minimum (not maximum) number of spaces required of two per dwelling unit. The proposed number of a maximum of three cars on a driveway was a result of Planning Commission discussion and the proposed number has not changed from further research. Amend Section VI (F) #1 C , Construction Standards, as follows: C. Construction Standards. These standards apply to all development except single family ami two family f1;lsiaonoes. (1) Surfacing. Off~street parking areas and drives shall be improved with bitlllllinolls, concrete or asphaltic ceBcrete A PAVED surface. Sueh areas shall be so graded and drained so as to dispose of all surface water accumulation within the area as required by the Rice Creek Watershed distriet. (2) Curbs. A eoncrete curb and gutter shall be construeted FOR ALL DEVELOPMENTS aeeording to the requirements of the City EXCEPT FOR SINGLE AND TWO-F AMIL Y RESIDENCES. e Amend Section VI (F) #3 C, Driveways, as follows: (1) Driveway widths. THE PERMITTED WIDTH OF ACCESSES TO COUNTY OR STATE STREETS OR ROADS ARE SUBJECT TO COUNTY OR STATE REGULATIONS. The following are the required driveway widths for driveways aceessing the following types of streets or roads, the measurements being between the edges of the driveway at right angles thereto: 3