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RV Ordinance
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<br />ARDEN HILLS SPECIAL PLANNING COMMISSION ~ 11/7/07 <br /> <br />.., <br /> <br />2 <br /> <br />3. OPEN DISCUSSION <br /> <br />There was discussion regarding the definition of R V s. Mr. Zimmerman feIt it should not <br />include watercraft and that watercrafts and R V s should be treated separately. City <br />Planner Lehnhoff clarified by stating that the definition was meant to encompass boats as <br />well as trailers. <br /> <br />Ms. Beekman asked if they wanted to eliminate the watercraft portion in the definition <br />where it states, "RVs shall include any watercraft, snowmobile, pull camper, all-terrain <br />vehicle, etc." <br /> <br />Mr. Scherbel indicated there has always been a problem of explaining to residents what is <br />included under recreational vehicle and that most people would not consider a watercraft <br />a recreational vehicle. He felt that maybe they could come up with a term that could <br />encompass all or just do a better job of educating residents on what recreational vehicles <br />include. <br /> <br />Commissioner Stodola stated they could say something like trailers, vehicles, and <br />watercraft storage. <br /> <br />Chair Sand liked the idea of calling it outdoor storage and that under outdoor storage you <br />could cover watercraft, recreational vehicles, all-terrain vehicles, and trailers. <br /> <br />Mr. Lehnhoff stated he liked the idea of outdoor vehicle. He stated that it could <br />encompass all items stored outdoors and then clarify this in the definition. <br /> <br />Mr. Zimmerman felt that boatlifts needed to be removed under the definition of <br />watercraft vehicles since they are not mobile and they can't be trailered unless taken <br />apart. <br /> <br />Mr. Scherbel commented on the difficulty of moving lifts and felt the intent is to try to <br />clean up the lakeshore as much as possible. He indicated ifit is possible for someone to <br />pull their boaUift 10 feet from shore that they would do that and if they could not they <br />could seek an administrative permit and state the reason why they can't move the lift.. <br /> <br />Chair Sand stated that his main concern is the trashy look of some of the shorelines with <br />everybody just throwing everything up on the banks. <br /> <br />Mr. Lehnhoff and Ms. Beekman indicated they could address this under the Shoreland <br />Ordinance and that it is not so much a storage issue but a cleanliness issue. <br /> <br />Chair Sand agreed that it should be addressed under the Shoreland Ordinance. He <br />indicated the Ordinance should include general shoreline maintenance, cleanliness, <br />appearance, dock storage, and boatlift storage. <br />
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