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We have no prohibitions against it. I think there are maybe one or two homes with it. Justin Fortney Associate Plannerl Historic Preservation City of Hastings 101 East 4th Street Hastings, Minnesota 55033 Phone (651) 480-2381 Fax (651) 437-7082 Email jfortney@cLhastings.mn.us Here's what we have in Brooklyn Park. Although the title of the section says "fac;ade," some of the subsections talk about roofs. We apply al\ sections to both roof and fac;ade. It rarely ever comes up as an issue. ~ 152.291 GENERAL REQUIREMENTS. (B) Exterior surfaces. All exterior surfaces must be finished with the appropriate sealant, stain, paint, or other process (to manufacturer's specifications) to withstand the elements and prevent fading, chipping, chalking, cracking, peeling, warping, rot, rust, water damage, or other natural degrading process, with the exception of those materials, like copper, where the degrading process is architecturally desirable. This includes the following prohibitions: (1) Metals. The following metals are prohibited as facade materials: (a) Any metal roof that has exposed fasteners, semi-concealed fasteners on a facade, or any fastener system that does not adhere directly to the support system. (b) Any metal that is not a high-quality commercial thicknesslWeight (for example, the minimum for architectural steel panels is .024 thickness, architectural aluminum panels is .032 thickness and architectural copper panels is 16 ounce sheets, and the equivalent in other metals). ( c) Any metal that has not been treated w'llh a factory applied color coating system against any applicable degradation listed above. (d) Metal of any kind as a primary facade material (excluding steel or aluminum lap siding). Metal may be used for trim or accent up to 15% of any facade. (e) Metal is prohibited for use as a facade material for accessory structures. This prohibition includes, but is not limited to, trailers or recreational vehicles that have been converted to buildings or storage structures under the UBC, anchored, and used for storage. This prohibition does not include steel or aluminum lap siding. Todd Todd A. Larson Senior Planner City of Brooklyn Park 5200 85th Avenue North I Brooklyn Park, MN 55443 PHONE 763-493-8069 FAX 763-493-8391 WEe www.brooklynpark.org Make your Mark in Brooklyn Parkl Karyn, Forest Lake's ordinance requires the exterior design and color of accessorv structures to be compatible with exterior design and colors of orincioal buildinas in the city's more urban residential zoning districts. This verbiage essentially prevents pole barns and similar ag-buildings in the city's urban residential districts. It does not address the use of metal roofs on homes.