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PLANNING AND ZONING COMMITTEE
MEETING AGENDA
TUESDAY, AUGUST 7, 2001
6:30 p.m.
I. CALL TO ORDER
1. Roll Call
II. PUBLIC HEARING (S)
III. APPEARANCES
IV. OLD BUSINESS
1. Accessory Structures (M-l District)
V. NEW BUSINESS
1. Concept Plan 1475 Mound Trail (Glenn Rehbein Companies)
2. Zoning Permit Application
3. Conditional Use Permit
4. Special Event Permit
VI. DISCUSSION ITEMS
VII. CONSIDERATION OF MINUTES
1. July 3, 2001 Planning and Zoning Meeting Minutes
VIII. ADJOURNMENT
TO: Honorable Chair and Commission Members
FROM: Teresa Bender, Clerk/Treasurer
SUBJECT: M-I District
DATE: August 3, 2001
At the previous Planning and Zoning Commission work session, the Commission
requested some information in regards to the current M-l District.
I have only had time to research some preliminary numbers and they are as follows:
153 Lots
135 of the Lots are 7,500 square feet
12 of the Lots are 5,000 square feet
6 are between 6,250 and 8,250 square feet
I hope this helps.
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Pursuant to due call and notice thereof, the Planning and Zoning Commission held their regul
scheduled meeting on July 3, 2001, at 6:30 p. m.
CITY OF CENTERVILLE
PLANNING AND ZONING COMMISSION
JULY 3, 2001
PRESENT:
Chair Person Brian Hanson
Commissioner David Kilian
Commissioner Tom Wilharber
Commissioner Ray DeVine
Commissioner Barry Brainard
ABSENT:
Commissioner Rob Sheppard
Commissioner John McLean
COUNCIL:
STAFF:
I. CALL TO ORD R
II.
eterson's concerns.
he would like to see items completed prior
. Juhl stated that problems exist with the
completed, blacktop patching in cement
that are occupied, balled and bur lapped
strom, 6960 Dupre Road, questioned the reasoning for the City allowing the
d se to be constructed when the first phase has been completed so poorly. Mr.
rom stated that silt fencing is still in place in areas that are completed, lack of weed
c 01 and daily clean up by Swift Construction. Mr. Halstrom stated that residents
generally enjoy their homes in the project; however, a lack of street lighting is also an
issue.
Mr. Ingison stated that he would like Ojibway Drive to be made a public street versus a
private street. Mr. Ingison felt that the City taking over the street would not set
precedence and that Chauncey Barett Garden residents could then utilize same.
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Mr. Brian Rawlings, 7069 Dupre Road, questioned how two (2) could be responsible for
the maintenance of Ojibway Drive. Mr. Rawlings also stated that two (2) different unit
styles are in the same association adding additional burdens on same. Mr. Rawlings
desired that the Commission recommend to Council that Ojibway Drive become a public
street.
Mr. Quigley stated that the market for single-family town homes was much been than
that of town homes.
Council Liaison Broussard Vickers questioned the Developers Agreement and enforcing
same.
Ms. Linda Witham, 7015 Dupre Road, stated that the City she previously lived in did not
allow private roads.
Mrs. Halstrom, 6960 Dupre Road, stated additional items that had not been completed
such as sodding near Voyager Court, common area inaccessibility to those who are
disabled, etc. Mrs. Halstrom also stated that primarily the models are completed and
other units remain uncompleted. Mrs. Halstrom addressed the improper planting of
screening trees.
Mr. Mark McLeil, 6961 Meadow Court, stated that he was concerned with the town
homes abutting areas zoned Single-Family Residential.
Mr. Bert Casper, 6979 Eagle Trail, stated that the City has some leverage that can be
utilized. Mr. Casper also stated that he desired that the issues regarding lighting and park
areas be addressed.
The Chair closed the public hearing at
III. APPEARANCES
None.
IV. OLD BUSINESS
1. Accessory Structures (M-l District)
Lengthy discussion ensued regarding same and other community's requirements.
V. NEW BUSINESS
1. Eagle Pass 2nd Addition
Motion bv Commissioner DeVine. seconded bv Commissioner Kilian to reauest
additional information from Leeal Counsel in reeards to tbe Citv's abilitv to escrow
funds for uncompleted items and tbe ability to stop a particular builder from
buildine. All in favor. Motion carried unanimously.
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Discussion ensued regarding an entrance from Meadow Lane to the development and
consensus was not to modifY the preliminary plat as proposed.
VI. DISCUSSION ITEMS
Consensus was to hold a workshop regarding Accessory Structures in the M-I District.
Motion bv Commissioner DeVine. seconded bv Commissioner Wilharber to hold a
workshop on Julv 17. 2001 at 6:30 p.m. All in favor. Motion carried unanimouslv.
VII. CONSIDERATION OF MINUTES
I. June 5, 2001 Meeting Minutes
Motion bv Commissioner DeVine. seconded by Commissioner Kilian to approve the
June 5. 2001 Meetinl! Minutes. All in favor. Motion carried unanimouslv.
VIII. ADJOURNMENT
Motion bv Commissioner Brainard. seconded bv Commissioner DeVine to adiourn
the July 3. 2001 Plannin~ Commission Meetiul! at 8:28 p.m. All in favor. Motion
carried unanimouslv.
Transcribed by:
Teresa Bender, ClerklTreasurer
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CENTERVILLE
ZONING PERMIT APPLICATION
Identifvine Information
Name:
Address:
Job Site Address (if different):
City:
City:
State:
State:
Zip:
Zip:
Phone:
Construction Information
Contractor Name:
Address:
City:
State:
Zip:
Phone:
Fax:
Present Zoning:
Proposed Zoning:
Present Development:
Proposed Development:
Centerville requires the submittal of a certified land survey aod site plao(s} for all development pr~ects in the City. The
site plan(s} must be obtained before a building permit is issued.
I UNDERSTAND AND HEREBY AGREE THAT TIlE WORK FOR WHICH TIlE PERMIT IS ISSUED SHALL BE
PERFORMED ACCORDING TO TIlE FOLLOWING: (I) TIlE CONDITIONS OF THE PERMIT, (2) TIlE
APPROVED PLANS AND SPECIFICATIONS, (3) TIlE APPLICABLE CITY APPROVALS, ORDINANCES, AND
CODES, AND (4) THE STATE BUILDING CODE. I ALSO UNDERSTAND THAT I AM RESONSIBLE FOR
ENSURING THAT ALL REQUIRED INSPECTIONS ARE REQUESTED IN CONFRMANCE WITH TIlE STATE
BUILDING CODE.
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Applicant's Signature
Please print Applicant's Name
Date
.
Application Number:
CITY OF CENTERVILLE
FINDINGS OF FACT
SUPPORTING OR DENYING CONDITIONAL USE PERMIT
Name of Applicant:
Hearing Date:
Conditional Use Request:
Subject property is located in roning district
Is the proposed use identified as a conditional use in this zoning district? Yes ( ) No ( )
If the answer is "No", a permit cannot be granted. Iftbe answer is "Yes", a permit
may be granted. The granting of II permit may be subject to conditions designed to
ensure compatibility with the intent of the CenterviUe Zoning Ordinance.
PERMIT EVALUATION
1. Are there any characteristics of the proposed use that may violate the health,
safety, or general welfare ofCenterville residents? Yes () No ( )
Why or why not?
2. Does the proposed use present any unique concerns regarding erosion, water
pollution, or water runoff sedimentation? Yes () No ( )
Why or why not?
3. Could the proposed use generate parking or traffic hardship?
Yes ( ) No( )
Why or why not?
4. Is the proposed use incompatible with other uses located in the zoning district?
Yes ( ) No ( )
Why or why not?
For each response answer affirmatively, are there conditions that could be attached to the
granting of a permit that would mitigate the adverse impact? Yes ( ) No ( )
If the answer is "Yes", the permit shaI1 be granted with the appropriate conditions
attached. If the answer is "No", the permit shall be denied.
The Planning Commission recommends that the potential adverse impacts will be
mitigated by placing the following conditions on the granting of the Conditional Use
Permit.
Based upon the findings, a reconnnendation shaI1 be made to the
Centerville City Council on the granting of a Conditional Use Permit with the noted
conditions.
Date:
Centervil1e Planning Commission
Application Number:
CITY OF CENTERVILLE
FINDINGS OF FACT
SUPPORTING OR DENYING A V ARlANCE
Name of Applicant:
Hearing Date:
Variance Requested:
A variance may be granted only where the strict application of the Centerville Ordinance
will result in undue hardship. A hardship exists only upon a finding of each of the
following criteria:
I . Is the condition causing the alleged hardship unique to the property in
question? Yes ( ) No ( )
Why or why not?
2. Is the alleged hardship caused by someone or something other than the
landowner or previous landowner? Yes ( ) No ( )
Why or why not?
3. Is the variance necessary in order to secure for the applicant those rights
enjoyed by other property owners in the same locality? Yes ( ) No ( )
Why or why not?
4. Is the variance in harmony with the Centerville Land Use Plan and Zoning
Ordinance? Yes ( ) No ( )
Why or why not?
5. Without the variance, is the owner deprived ofa reasonable use of the
property? Yes ( ) No ( )
Why or why not?
6. Will the issuance of the variance maintain the essential character of the
locality? Yes ( ) No ( )
Why or why not?
7. Does the alleged hardship involve more than economic considerations?
Yes ( ) No ( )
Why or why not?
IF ALL SEVEN RESPONSES ARE "YES", THE CRITERIA FOR GRANTING
THE VARIANCE HAVE BEEN MET.
The responses for each of the above questions iU'e hereby certified to be the findings of
the Centerville Board of Adjustment.
Approved () Denied ( )
Conditions, if applicable:
Date:
Centerville BoiU'd of Adjustment
Application Nwnber:,
CITY OF CENTERVILLE
FINDINGS OF FACT
SUPPORTING OR DENYING ZONING AMENDMENT
Name of Applicant:
Hearing Date:
Zoning Amendment Requested:
Is the zoning amendment consistent with the Centerville Land Use Plan? Yes ( ) No ( )
Why or why not?
Has there been changes in the character of development in the vicinity? Yes ( ) No ( )
Explain.
The responses to the above questions are hereby certified to be the findings of the
CentervilIe Planning Commission.
Based on the findings, a recommendation to
will be made to the CenterviIle City Council.
the zoning amendment
Date:
Centerville Planning Commission
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Ceoterville
Special Event Permit Application
1. TITLE, PURPOSE, AND BRIEF DESCRIPTION OF EVENT:
New Application:
Renewal of or Change in Application:
CONTACT PERSON:
TELEPHONE:
OR
2. IDENTIFYING INFORMATION:
Attach a written communication from the organization(s) in whose name the event will he advertised which
authorizes you, the applicant, to apply fur this special event permit on its/their behalf.
Applicant's Name:
Address:
Mailing Address:
Affiliation:
Day Phone:
Emergency Phone:
Title:
Evening Phone:
3. EVENT PRINCIPALS:
Following, please list the names, addresses and telephone numbers of all the principals involved in any in the
proposed special event. Include professional event organizers, event promoters, financial underwriters, commercial
sponsors, charitable agencies for whose benefit the event is being produced, the organization(s) in whose name the
event is being advertised, and all others administratively, financially and organizationally involved as principals in
the production of the proposed special event Make additional copies of the following as needed to include as of the
principals involved in the proposed special event.
Name:
OrganizationIBusinessl Agency/Affiliation:
Is this a non-profit organization?
Yes
No
If you are making application under non-profit status, proof of non-Profit status must he attached to this apolicatiOll
Mailing Address:
Day Phone: Evening Phone:
Title and functional responsibility with regard to the event:
4. REQUESTED EVENT COtvIPONENTS:
Date requested:
Requested hours of operation:
Set up beginning date and time:
Complete dismantle date and time:
Descnbe the number and type of animals (if any) to be used in this event:
Alternate date:
(a.rn.1 p.rn.) To:
(a.m.! p.rn.)
Attach a draft of the entry form for participants and/or spectators.
Anticipated number of participants: Spectators:
5. INSURANCE:
Attach to this application either an insurance policy or a certificate of insurance including the policy number,
amount, and the provisions that the City of Centerville is included as an additional insured. (please note that
insurance requirements depend upon the risk level of the event. Also, ifyoor event can be classified as first
amendment expressive activity, insurance requirements can be waived under certain circumstances.)
6. SANITATION:
Attach your "Plan for clean-up/Material Preservation". Include number, type and location of trash containers to be
provided for the event. Indicate who and how num will be responsible for emptying and cleaning up around
"""tainers during the event. Indicate who and how many will be responsible for cleaning up after animals if they are
present during the event. Indicate who and how many will be responsible for cleaning up after the event. Describe
the number, type and location of portable toilets to be provided for the event (or permanent toilets to be used in the
event.) Include any other plan you have fur ensuring post-event cleanliness and material preservation of city
fucilities, equipment, premises and streets. A deposit of $SOO will be required lor clean-up ad restoration. If
preJPises are left In sa~etorv condjtlon. this. del"!!!t will be relu!ld~ In full !oU~ insoectlcm.,
7. LOCATION:
Please attach a map ofyout event land design. Check off below items that apply to YOut event
and indicate them on the attached map. Use, where necessary, a "to scale" drawing.
A. _ If a route is involved, the beginning and finish area with arrows.
B. _ If a route is involved, the places where buses, autos or other motorized vehicles need to
be considered.
C. _ If a route is involved, attach separate maps giving two or more alternate routes.
D. _ Entertainment or stage locations (grandstand operators should provide you with a
"to scale" drawing.)
E. _ Alcoholic beverage concession area.
F. Non-alcoholic concession area.
G. Food concession area.
H. General Merchandise concession areas.
I. _ Portable toilet facilities (indicate number).
1. _ Event participant and/or spectator parking areas.
K. _ Event organizer's command post.
L. First aid fucilities.
M. _ Fireworks or pyrotechnics site.
N. _ Vehicle fuel handling sit.
O. _ Cooking areas.
P. _ Electrical sources to be used for cooking.
Q. _ tables, enclosures, etc. 0
R. _ Temporary or permanent structures constructed for the event.
S. _ Site of electrical wiring to be installed for the event.
T. _ Trash receptacles (indicate number)
U. Other - Please descnoo,
8. AVAILABILITY OF FOOD, BEVERAGES AND/OR ENTERTAINMENT:
If there will be music, sound amplification or any other noise impact, please describe, including
the intended hours of the music, sound or noise:
Will alcoholic beverages be served? Yes No
PLEASE NOTE THAT SALES OF LIQUOR OVER 3.2% ALCOHOL IS PROHIBITED
IN CITY PARKS.
If yes, describe what system will be used to ensure that alcoholic beverages will be consumed by
persons 21 years and older:
If yes, describe how, where, when and by whom the alcoholic beverages will be served:
If a casino party, a dance, or live entertainment is part of your event, please describe:
Please describe all of the activities of your event for which a license is required, for example: a
cabaret license, etc. Attach all required licenses to this application. Please note that certain
Iicensinl! may be required by City. County and State al!encies. such as a Lame Assembly
License for e:atherin2s over 1.000 people. some types of food handlinl! licensinl!. Gamblinl!
License. Cabaret License. etc. It is your resoonsibility to eheck with the City Clerk or local
authorities to determine what Iicensinl! is required before submittin2 this application.
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Will fuod and/or non-alcoholic beverages be served? Yes
No
If yes, describe sanitation measures, food handling procedures and the nature of the food (such as
pre-packaged foods, hot dogs, pre-mixed soda, unpeeled fruit, raw meats, vegetables, fish or
peeled and cut fruit.)
Ifves. vou will need a permit from the Anoka County Department of Environmental
Health, Please attach a copy of the permit to this application.
9. SECURITY AND SAFETY PROCEDURES:
Describe your proposed procedures for set up, operation, internal security and crowd control:
If the event is to occur at night, describe how you are going to light the event area in order to
increase the safety of participants and spectators coming to and leaving the event:
If your event includes vehicles or animals, describe the minimum and maximum speeds of the
event and the miniml1m and maximum intervals of space to be maintained between units: _
Attach to this application a copy of your building pennit(s) if you are installing any electrical
wiring on temporary or permanent basis and/or if you are bui1ding any temporary or permanent
structures such as bleachers, scaffolding, a grandstand, stages or platforms.
Attach a copy of your fire department pennit(s) to this application if you will use parade floats;
an open t1.arne; fireworks or pyrotechnics; vehicle :fuel; cooking fucilities; enclosures (and tables
within those closures); tents, air supported structures, canopies, or fubric shelters.
Give the name, address and phone numbers oftbe agency or agencies which will provide first
aid staff and equipment if required. Attach additional sheets if necessary.
Name of agency:
Name of Representative:
Address:
Day phone: Evening phone:
Indicate medical services (if required) that will be provided fur this event:
Ambulances: Doctors:
Nurses:
Paramedics:
10. VENDORS OR CONCESSIONAIRES:
Describe what vendors concessionaires you will allow in conjunction with the event, and the
purpose of these concessions:
Describe how you intend to regulate, monitor and control the type, number and quality of
vendors/concessionaires whom you may permit to operate in conjunction with the event:
11. CITY SERVICES/EQUIPMENT:
Describe city services and/or equipment requested for this event: City barricades, cones, signs,
picnic tables and other equipment which may be borrowed on an as-available basis. You should
make advance arrangements to pick up and return this equipment. If you or any volunteers
cannot pick up and return this equipment, please attach a letter requesting these services and
explaining why your organization cannot perform them. This will be reviewed, then approved or
denied by the public works foreman.
12. OTHER PERTINENT INFORMATION:
Please list below any other miscellaneous information you feel would be important and have a
bearing on the approval of this Special Event Permit request:
13. FEE STRUCTURE I EVENT CHARGES:
If there is a fee or donation required as a condition of attendance or participation of this event,
please descn"be the amounts to be collected from various categories of participants or spectators:
14. If a donation is requested on a purely voluntary basis, describe how you intend to inform
participants/spectators or others that they may participate in the event whether they make a
donation or not:
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Centerville
Special Event Permit
NAME AND TYPE OF EVENT:
- DAY, DATE AND TIME:
1. PARKS AND RECREATION DEPARTMENT
FINAL APPROVAL AND SIGN OFF
Signature
Title
Date:
Please check or use N/A (not applicable) where appropriate:
I. _ Final check has been made of application requirements.
2. _ Event is approved by City Council.
3. _ All required permits are issued and on file.
4. _ Refundable clean up fee has been paid.
5. _ Insurance Certificate is on file with City Clerk
6. _ Surety Bond is on file to secure payment for applicant's obligation to the
City.
7. _ Application is complete.
8. _ Special conditions are attached.
REVOCATION: Upon mutual consent, the City Council may revoke a special event permit If
the conditions set fourth in the permit application are not being followed.
Permit is bereby revoked:
Signature
Title
Date:
Reason(s) for revocation:
TO BE REVIEWED/APPROVED AND SIGNED BY AFFECTED
CITY DEPARTMENT HEADS
Centerville
Special Event Permit
NAME AND TYPE OF EVENT:
DAY, DATE AND TIME:
1. PARKS AND RECREATION DEPARTMENT
FINAL APPROVAL AND SIGN OFF
Signature
Title
Date:
Please check or use N/ A (not applicable) where appropriate:
1. _ Final check has been made of application requirements.
2. _ Event is approved by City Council.
3. _ All required permits are issued and on file.
4. _ Refundable clean up fee has been paid.
5. _ Insurance Certificate is on file with City Clerk
6. _ Surety Bond is on file to secure payment for applicant's obligation to the
City.
7. _ Application is complete.
8. _ Special conditions are attached.
REVOCATION: Upon mutual consent, the City Council may revoke a special event permit If
the conditions set fourth in the permit application are not being followed.
Permit is hereby revoked:
Signature
Title
Date:
Reason(s) for revocation:
TO BE REVIEWED/APPROVED AND SIGNED BY AFFECTED
CITY DEPARTMENT HEADS
2. PARKS AND RECREATION DEPARTMENT
Special Events Coordinator:
Date:
InitiaJlsign-off:
3. POLICE DEPARTMENT
Approved by:
Signature
Title
Date:
1. _ Emergency vehicle access.
2. _ Traffic/safety street closures.
3. _ Appropriate barricades. (# Required)
4. _ Police personnel required/available.
5. _ Portable toilet fucilities. (# Required)
6. First aid facilities.
7. _ Internal security and crowd control.
8. _ nighttime lighting.
9. Other provisions as my be required by this department.
4. LICENSING AND INSURANCE
Approved by:
Signature
Title
Date:
1. _ Dance and/or live entertainment
List :types or permits or licenses required:
2. _ Alcoholic beverages.
3. Peddlers.
4. Noise abatement.
5. _ Other provisions as may be required:
INSURANCE: Your insurance coverage must be reviewed and approved by the
City's insurance earner.
1. _ Public liability insurance naming City ofCenterville and other public agencies
additional insured is required.
2. _ Hold barmless forms executed and fuiled.
3. _ List and approve/disapprove other insurance coverage as may be required.
5. FIRE DEPARTMENT
Approved by:
Signature
Title
Date:
1. _ Emergency vehicle access.
2. _ Use of fireworks, pyrotechnics, vehicle fueL open flame.
3. _ Cooking facilities.
4. _ Occupancy and spacing of tables, enclosures.
5. Parade, floats.
6. _ Tents, air supported structures, canopies.
7. _ Other provisions as my be required by this department:
6. BUILDING DEPARTMENT
Approved by:
Signature
Title
Date:
Electrical:
1. _ Plan check/inspection of any wiring installed on a temporary or permit basis.
2. _ Permit(s) attached.
Structural Plan:
1. _ Plan check/inspection of any temporary or permanent structures, including
bleachers, scaffulding, grandstand, reviewing stands, stages, or platforms.
2. _ Permit(s) attached.
3. _ Other provisions as may be required by this department:
7. PARKS AND RECREATION DEPARTMENT
Approved by:
Signature
Title
Date:
1. _ Park permit(s) required. (to be atia!;hed)
2. _ Ballfield Usage Permit.
3. _ Beach permit required. (to be attached)
4. _ Trash containers required. (# )
5. _ Portable toilets required. (# )
6. _ Applicant's plan for cleanup, site restoration and material preservation
(recycling) required and attached.
7. _ Other provisions as may be required by this department:
8. PUBLIC WORKS DEPARTMENT
Approved by:
Signature
Title
Date:
1. _ Trash containers required. (# )
2. _ Portable toilets required. (# )
3. _ Special aninml clean up required.
4. _ Barricades provided, as avaiJable. (# )
5. _ Cones provided, as avaiJable. (# )
6. _ No parking signs provided, as available. (# )
7. _ Applicant's plan for clean up and material preservation (recycling) required
and attached.
8. _ Other provisions as may be required by this department:
9. STATE, COUNTY AND CITY HEALTH DEPARTMENT
Approved by:
Signature
Title
Date:
1. _ Food and/or beverage served.
2. Permit(s) attached.
3. Food cooked.
4. -'-- Permit(s} attached.
5. _ List other health licensing obligations as may be require.
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GOR-EM, LLC.
1875 Con:u:nercial Blvd.
Andover, MN 55304
July 19,2001
City Adminis,trator
City of Centerville
1880 Main$t..
Centerville,MN 55038
Re: Preliminary Plat Eagle Pass 2nd Addition.
Please withdraw our application for preliminary plat ofEagle Pass 2nd Addition.
Thank you,
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Gor-em, LLC.
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NOT
APPROVED
PARKS AND RECREATION
SPECIAL MEETING FOR WHEELS PARK
MINUTES
July 16,2001
Pursuant to due call and notice thereo~ the Parks and Recreation Committee of the City
ofCenterville held a Special Meeting to discuss the purchase of wheels park equipment
and further plans for the Grand Opening of the Wheels Park on July 16, 2001, at City
Hall, 1880 Main Street. Chairperson Doug Porter called the meeting to order at 6:00 p.rn.
Present:
Chairperson Doug Porter
Brian Walter
Karla DeVine
Tom Lee
Kathy Pell
T edd Peterson
Absent:
Wayne LeBlanc
Staff:
Jill Lien
APPEARANCES
Mr. Dean Anderson (6961 Centerville Road) and Mr. Ben Henrich (6953 Centerville
Road) appeared befure the Parks and Recreation Committee to express their concerns
related to the temporary road located in Laurie LaMotte Park. Specifically, the
contractors working on the COIKlrete in the ice rink are driving aU of their vehicles on the
road, not just the large ones. Every time they drive on the road, it creates tremendous
amounts of dirt, which in turn completely dusts out their homes. Mr. Anderson
comtnented that he doesn't know ifhe should leave his windows open when he leaves for
work every day, or not. Jfhe leaves them open, when he comes home, everything in his
house has been completely covered by dust. It is too hot to keep the windows closed
every day, and he doesn't feel he should have to. Additionally, the gates are left open all
night. He questioned if the gates are required to be closed, and why they were opened to
begin with. Mr. Peterson explained that the gates are being opened temporarily fur the
construction of the Wheels Park (concrete) and the electrical contractors. Once this is
complete, the gates will be closed permanently, but in the mean time, the contractors are
supposed to be closing the gates every night. Mr. Henrich comtnented that the gates are
not being closed every night. In filet, there are some weekends when the gates are closed,
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that people remove them completely off the hinges. Also, when the gates are closed,
people go around them into their yards to get through. Neither of them really minded that
people go into their yards, but feel it should be addressed. Mr. Peterson offered talk to
the contractors again to request that they make sure to close the gates when they leave at
night. He also commented that the work at the park should be complete within the next
couple of days.
The Committee briefly discussed the possibility of a di:frerent type ofbarrier/gate, but
will discoss it in more detail in the future. Mr. Peterson will check into different options
for a barrier. Mr. Anderson and Mr. Henrich were fine with this outcome for the time
being, but if it continues long into the future, they will appear before the Committee
again.
UNFINISHED BUSINESS FOR WHEELS PARK
Turn Around Time for Eauipment Orders
Ms. Lien explained that she had contacted both vendors regarding shipment timeframes.
Gerry Sabol of SunRamp Solutions felt fairly confident that the pieces of equipment
could be delivered by AugUst 11 th, for sure they could be delivered by August 17th. Tom
Snook of Skate Wave stated there is no way their equipment could be delivered by the
11 th, but probably by August 17th.
Pick Out Specific Pieces of Equipment to Order
The Committee elected to order the following pieces of equipment:
SkateWave
(1) FunBox
(1) Mini Half Pipe
(1) Spine (12')
Sub Total
Tax (6.5%)
TOTAL
$ 6,840
$11,240
$ 6.270
$24,350
1.583
$25,933
SunRamp Solutions
(1) Breaker
(1) Spine
(2) Quarter Pipes
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Tax (6.5%)
TOTAL
$2,195
$2,695
$6.990
$11,880
772
$12,652
GRAND TOTAL OF $38,585 (both will require shipping and handling).
Ms. Lien will contact both vendors to place the orders.
Installation (Timeframe and Who is to Perform)
Ms. Lien explained that SunRamp Solutions would instaIl the equipment where we want
it. SkateWave will install the equipment at an additional cost, or can provide a supervisor
to "over-see" the installation, but this would cost an additional $600. The Committee
elected to install the equipment on Friday, August 17th, and possibly the morning of the
18th ifnecessary. Mr. Lee volunteered to obtain the proper equipment for the installation
project.
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Discussed previously - indicated above.
Advisory Board
a. Help with Planning of Placement of Equipment.
b. Duties/Responsibilities (Communication link I eyes and ears).
The Committee elected to invite the six (6) youth who have expressed interest in being on
the Advisory Board to the August Parks and Recreation Committee Meeting. They
would like the youth to help plan the layout of the park and also would like to discuss the
duties and responsibilities of the Advisory Board. Ms. Lien will send an invitation to the
six (6) interested youth for the meeting on August 1 st.
Phone Access Availability at LaMotte Park
Ms. Lien explained that LaMotte Park doesn't have a phone for the Advisory Board, or
for anyone to use for that matter. There is a phone in the warming house, but that is
locked. If there were to be a problem, no one could call the Police for help. After
discussion, the Committee requested Ms. Lien to contact the phone company to see about
installing a public pay phone. The Advisory Board can call 911 without any cost to do
so, while at the same time it will be available for anyone to use.
Rules and RelZUlations I Signage
Ms. Lien commented that she had contacted Brian Bernier of Gator Signs regarding
constructing a sign with the Rules and Regulations. Mr. Bernier could build a 4 x 8
plywood sign for approximately $300. Because of the fact that he already has the City
Logo, he would be willing to make the sign for $250. He felt he could have the sign
completed within one week of ordering. The Committee requested Ms. Lien to forward
the Rules and Regulations to either the City Attorney or the League ofMN Cities fur
approval.
Grand Opening
a. Set Date
b. Concessions
c. Band Proposal
The Committee elected to hold the Grand Opening on Saturday, August 18,2001 at 3:00
p.rn. There was brief discussion related to the Committee selling concessions at the
event. Mr. Porter would like to check with his daughters Girl Scout Troop to see if they
would be willing to participate in the concessions. More discussion will follow
pertaining to this item at the August meeting.
The Committee discussed the possibility of allowing Chaymus Klang and Mason
Wurscher's band(s) to play at the Grand Opening. The general consensus was that it
would require too much additional time fur researching, and money that the Committee
doesn't have, to support such an event. The Committee requested Ms. Lien contact Mr.
Klang and Mr. Wurscher to let them know the outcome.
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DISCUSSION ITEMS
DNR Grant APPlication
Ms. Lien explained the City had received notification from the DNR that the City was not
awarded the grant. Approximately 180 some cities applied for the grant.
ADJOURNMENT
No motion was made, the meeting just ended.
Respectfully Submitted,
Jill Lien
Staff Liaison
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PARKS AND RECREATION
COMMITTEE MEETING MINUTES
July 10, 2001
Pursuant to due call and notice thereof: the Parks and Recreation Committee of the City
of Centerville held their regularly scheduled meeting on July 10, 200 I, at City Hall, 1880
Main Street. Chairperson Doug Porter called the meeting to order at 6:35 p.rn.
Present:
Chairperson Doug Porter
Karla DeVine
Tom Lee
Brian Walter
Kathy Pei!
Absent:
Wayne LeBlanc
Tedd Peterson
Staff:
Jill Lien
APPEARANCES
Mr. Chaymus Klang (7162 Mill Road) and Mason Wurscher (7132 Gray Heron Drive)
appeared before the Parks and Recreation Committee to request permission to have
several bands play for four to six hours at one of the parks in town. Mr. Klang explained
that several youth have started bands, and they have no place to play. They are looking
for this to be a half-day event, where potentially hundreds of kids will come to listen to
their music. The style of music is somewhat comparable to what you would hear on 93X,
which is hard rock/metal. Mr. Wurscber commented that he works for A to Z Rental, and
he can get a stage, tent, lights, cables etc. for free. Their concerns were if there was a
need for any type of permits required, security issues, or any other concerus the Parks and
Recreation Committee may have. They were hoping to have this event sometime in mid
to late August, during the daytime hours.
After discussion the Committee expressed concerns over the following issues, and
requested Ms. Lien follow-up on the same:
1. Noise Permit
2. Police Department
3. Fire Department
4. Satellites
5. Clean-up
6. Liabilities - League ofMN Cities - Special Event Coverage
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8. City Council Approval / Conditions
The Committee questioned Mr. Klang specifically ifhis own band would be willing to
play at the Grand Opening of the Wheels Park, if the whole six (6)-band option wouldn't
work. Mr. Klang commented that he would be happy to play at anytime. The Committee
thanked Mr. Klang and Mr. Wurscher for appearing before the Committee, and informed
them that Ms. Lien would get back to them after additional research had been done.
CONSIDERA nON OF MINUTES
June 6. 2001 Parks and Recreation Committee Meeting Minutes
Motion by Mr. Lee, seconded by Ms. DeVine to approve the June 6,2001 Parks and
Recreation Committee Meeting Minutes. All iu favor. Motion carried unanimously.
UNFINISHED BUSINESS
Trail Map Brochures
Ms. DeVine explained that per her conversation with Mr. LeBlanc who had attended the
EDC meeting to see if they would be interested in sharing the fees and planning ofthe
brochure, that the EDC would like to see a more condensed version than what Mr.
LeBlanc had presented. They would like to see a one page brochure - tri-folded, as
presented by Ms. DeVine. Mr. Terway was going to bring a copy of Vadnais Heights'
trail map to Ms. DeVine, but she hasn't heard back :from him as of yet. The Committee
elected to table this item at this time until Mr. LeBlanc could give his update.
Satellite Enclosures
Mr. Walter explained that he received a quote :from Goetz Landscape for planting natural
barriers (bushes) around all of the satellites at the parks. The quote came in at
approximately $2,500, which includes installation. Mr. Walter explained that it would
take time for the natural barriers to grow and become established, but eventually
maintenance of these bushes will become an issue. Who will be responsible for trimming
and upkeep of these bushes at the parks? Mr. Walter questioned the use of the satellites
at Royal Meadows and Eagle Parks. Specifically, is there really a need for satellites at
these two (2) parks? After discussion, the Committee concurred that there is a need for
satellites at these two (2) parks. Additionally, if the Committee elected to remove the
satellites at the two (2) parks, then it would become an issue at the other parks that still
have them. The Committee decided to look at wood fencing on two (2) sides of each
satellite instead of natural harriers. This would be considerably less expensive. Mr.
Walter will check into pretreated, pre-made funce sections and report back at the next
meeting.
Ag-Lime and Fence Relocation at Laurie LaMotte Park
Ms. Lien explained that with the relocation of the fencing and backstops at LaMotte Park,
that additional ag-lime would be required. Mr. Peterson has left messages with the Little
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League several times, but they haven't called back. He was hoping they would be willing
to donate ag-Jime as they have in the past, but he is baving a difficult time just getting
through to them. Mr. Peterson had received a quote for 25 tons of ag-Jime at a cost of
$432. Ms. Lien questioned Mr. March as to if this could come out of the maintenance
expenses. Mr. March approved this expense from the maintenance budget. Ms. Lien
commented that ultimately, this needs to be done by the end of July for the Fete des Lacs
Tournament.
Mr. Peterson received a quote from Modem Fence for the relocation of the backstops,
which came in $1,500 higher than what had been expected. Council already approved
$3,500. After discussion, the fonowing motion was made:
Motion by Mr. Porter, seconded by Ms. DeVine to request approval of all additional
51,500 for installation costs for the relocation of the fencing at Laurie LaMotte
Park, due to the unavailability of the Public Works Department to perform the
labor as originally recommended to City Council (total project cost of 55,000). All
in tilvor. Motion carried unanimously.
Ms. DeVine requested Modem Fencing sign a performance agreement fur work to be
completed by July 30111.
Wheels Park
a. Fonow-up on Wheels Park Meeting
b. Voting Tabulations
c. Proposed expenses
d. Rules and Regulations / Signage
e. Advisory Board
f. Grand Opening
g. Article in Quad
Ms. Lien explained there were 32 youth signed in for the Wheels Park Meeting. Included
in the packet was the voting furm with the final tabulations - most popular being circled.
The fun box was the most popular piece with 18 votes. Ms. Lien explained she was
requested to submit the proposed expenditures for the Wheels Park and the current
expenses to date, to City Council. Included were copies of the "Parks and Recreations
Proposed Expenditures fur the Year 2001, and an updated "Park Fund" balance sheet.
Ms. Lien commented that interest had been added for the year 2000 on the balance sheet.
Additionally, staff is still researching the 57k overage from the year 2000, and whether it
needs to be expended from the 2001 Park Dedication Fees, or from the General Fund.
Per direction from Mr. March, the $7k overage was removed. Ms. Lien shared that the
total cost for the Laurie LaMotte Park Improvements is $181,180 - which does not
include shippinglhandling for the Wheels Park equipment. A breakdown of the proposed
Wheels Park equipment is as follows:
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SkateWave
Fun Box
Mini Half Pipe
Spine (12')
Quarter Pipe
$ 6,840
$11,240
$ 6,270
$ 5.260
$30,600
$30,600
+ 8.385
$38,985
Tax (6.5%) + 2.534
Total $41,519 (Plus sbippinglhandling)
SunRanlp Solutions
Breaker
Spine
Quarter Pipe (12')
$2,195
$2,695
$3.495
$8,385
Ms. Lien explained she took the top four (4) choices from SkateWave, and the top three
(3) choices from SunRamp Solutions. Outside of the fact that these are the items the
youth picked, she recommended the "Spine" and the "Quarter Pipe" from both vendors.
She felt SunRamp Solutions would be better equipment for bicycles, while at the same
time, SkateWave would provide better equipment that is more suitable for skate-boards
and in-lines. This would allow both bikes and skateboards/in-lines to use equipment at
the same time. Ms. Lien commented that the equipment from SkateWave didn't appear
to be the most suitable for bicycles.
Motion by Ms. Pei!, seconded by Mr. Walter to request $42,000 from City Council
to purchase equipment for the Wheels Park at Laurie LaMotte Park. AD in favor.
Motion carried unanimonsly.
Ms. Lien explained she had compiled a draft "Rules and Regu1ations" and requested the
Committee Members to review, comment, change or add to anything they felt necessary.
Ms. Lien commented that it was her understanding that the Advisory Board should only
be OBSERVING what is happening at the Wheels Park, and calling the appropriate
parties (police) when necessary. They are to be the "eyes and ears" of the park. She
explained that the Connnittee shouldn't place any member of the Advisory Board in
uncomfortable positions (i.e.: friends, enemies, siblings, etc.). There are six (6) youth
interested in being on the Advisory Board.
Ms. Lien explained that Mr. Peterson had been in contact with someone from the League
ofMN Cities and Tom Gross with Berkley Risk Administrators Company (brae)
regarding proper signage. Mr. Gross made several suggestions, including constructing
with 4" letters similar to highway signs. The letters should be reflective and have a
contrasting color to the background. He also recommended that the City Attorneyand/or
the League ofMN Cities review the signage before installation. Ms. Lien offered to
contact Brian with Gator Signs to see ifhe could make the sign, and how much it would
cost to do so.
The final "Rules and Regulations" are as !bllows:
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1. Protective gear is strongly encouraged.
2. No drugs or alcohol
3. No S11lOking or chewing tobacco.
4. No fighting.
5. No loitering.
6. No reckless behavior.
7. No profanity.
8. No stickers on park property/equipment.
9. No graffiti.
10. Not responsible for lost or stolen articles.
I I. Only bikes, skateboards, roller-blades and in-line skates allowed.
12. Be responsible - maintain the park by cleaning up trash.
13. Be respectful of others and the park property.
14. RIDE/SKATE AT YOUR OWN RISK
Anyone using the Wheels Park is asked to contact the Police if they
witness any inappropriate behavior.
TIDS IS YOUR PARK, PLEASE TAKE CARE OF IT
FOR YOUR SAFETY (will be placed at the top of the sign).
The Committee discussed possible dates for a Grand Opening for the Wheels Park, and
elected to tentatively set the date for Saturday, August 11, 2001 at 1:00 p.m, subject to
delivery of the equipment from the vendors. Since the Committee was unsure of whether
the Council would approve the request for $42k for park equipment or not, they couldn't
direct Ms. Lien to order the equipment until after the Council Meeting on July 11, 2001.
At that, the Committee elected to hold a Special Meeting to pick out the equipment and
finalize any other issues related specifically to the Wheels Park on Monday, July 16th at
6:00 p.m Ms. Lien will contact the vendors after Council's approval/denial to find out
their delivery time for the equipment. If at that time, it is determined that the vendors
cannot provide the equipment before August 11th, the tentative date for the Grand
Opening would be changed to Saturday, August 18,2001.
Ms. Lien explained she had included the article published in the Quad for informational
purposes only. She noted some errors in the article, but overall it was a pretty good
article.
Budeet
Tabled
NEW BUSINESS
Borowicz Request for 13on-fire at Acorn Creek Park
Ms. Lien distnbuted a letter received from Becki Borowicz (I861 Revoir St.) requesting
permission from the Parks and Recreation Committee to have a bon-fire in Acorn Creek
Park, for their annual block party on August 25th. Ms. Borowicz already obtained
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approval from Milo Bennett (Fire Chief). Mr. Bennett informed her that she needed to
obtain approval from the Parks and Recreation Committee.
After discussion, the fonowing motion was made:
Motion by Mr. Porter, seconded by Mr. Lee to recommend to City Council denial of
the Borowicz's request to use Acorn Creek Park for a block party bon-fire. Porter,
Lee, Walter, Peil- yea. DeVine - abstain. Motion earried.
Ms. Lien will contact the Borowicz's.
DISCUSSION ITEMS
Monthlv Financial Statement
Discussed previously.
Wargo Activities Update
Ms. Lien explained that there have been 90 - 100 kids at each program, with the
exception of the CanoeinglKayaking, which has a limit of20. There wasn't a program on
July 3m due to the Independence Holiday.
Set Agenda
1. Satellite Enclosures
2. Band Request
3. Budget
4. Wheels Park
ADJOURNMENT
Motion by Mr. Walter, seconded by Mr. Porter to adjourn the July 10,2001 Parks
and Recreation Committee Meeting. All in favor. Motion carried unanimously.
Meeting adjourned at 9: 10 p.m.
Respectfully Submitted,
Jill Lien
Staff Liaison
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principal structure, whichever 18 rt'pre rdirIdtve. In addition, no combi1ation 01 accessory structures
or uses shall cover more thall 2blwcd 01 tI1e required rellr yard (required rear yard setback of
principal structure x width of lbl X 0.25). '\!
Setbacks: In most residentiaizonlhg distr1cts, attached garages must maintain a 5.1001 setback from
the side property Hne. In the R.l1 and R.jS districts, attached gareges must mainlain a rrinimlJm
15.loot setback from lhe side properly Iln8"j. with an additional1-loot 01 setback required for each 1.loot
at height exceedIng 15 reet '1'lesllll check with the City Zoning AdmInistrator at 6511429-8534 to
confirm the applicable zoning dlsttlct and setbacks.
3. Height: The height of an allllched garage shall not exceed 1.S!0IY or the height of the principal
structure. If liVing space is added above,an attached garege, the setback ollhe living space must
maintain the same side yard Setback req'ulred for the principal structure.
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principal structure.
5, Driveway: Each lot is allowed onildriv~. For lots platted prior to 12113/83 and having a width of
75 feet or less, driveways mtM maintain at least a I-loot setback from the side property Une. For lots
planed lifter 12/13/83 or thal:arEl greate'r'ihan 75 feet in width, driveways must maintain a 5-foot
setback from the side property line. No driveway curb cut or eniran<:e shall exceed 24 feet in width,
All new single family homes must have a liard sullace driveway.
Second Accessory Structure. for LOtS WlfIr AlfAched Garagut
Residential lots with attached garag9!l are restricted to two ~ssOlY structures. One being the attacl1ed
garage, and the second being eIlhllr a !IIorage shed, r8ClliaUonat structure, or a second detached garage. Slle
below for second accessory structure requlrements:
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1. Storage Sheds: A second clet!clied acceisory structure of 120 square feel or less (storage sheds)
for lots containing an existing allaChed garage may be constructed without a buHdlng permi! or
variance II ij meets the Ioflowlng Ctfterfa: .
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storage shed.!Jndan a.ed garage .hall not exceed 1,000 square Jeet or 100
percent of 11~l1oor ~a of th9 pllnclpal etrllClure, whichever is more restrictive.
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2) For lols having greater !hanlO,500 square feet: The combined square footage of a
storage shed and llIl attacned garage shall not exceed 1,250 square feet or 100
percent of the first floor area of the principal structure, whlcl1ever is more restrictive.
b.
Setbacks: In most resldenlial zoning dlstricts, storage sheds must maintain a 5-fool setback
from both the side and Ihe rellr property lines, and I11lJSI mainrain a 6.foot setback from Ihe
principal structure, or be COnsidered pari of the principal struolure for setbac~ purposes,
Please cneck with lh9 City Zoning Administrator at 651/429-8534 to continn the applicable
.oning dlstrfct and s9tbacks.
C. Haight: The height of a stoRlge shed is Nmlled to 121eet as measured froln ground grade to
the top of the rcof.
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2. Recreational Structure: A second llCC8SSory structure designed for recreation such as ga<ebos and
screen hou5llS, but not IncllJding allaC\'ied or detached garages, storage sheds, i=e fishing houses end
the like, for lots cooteininlllln &Jdstlng Ilttached garage may be construeled wffh a building permit if
it meets the following critarla: '
a. Si.e:
1) For lots having 10,500 square teet or Illtls: The combinQg square footage of a
recreation4l Mn.cluri"4/1d an atfached garage shal not exceed 1,000 square feel or
100 percllllt of then,rat floor area 01 the principal structure, whichever is more
restricllve. . ' ,
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2) For lots hal'lng greate;ihan 10,500 square feel: The combined square footage Of a
recreationalstl\lclure ~ an attached garage shall nO! exceed 1,250 square leet or
100 percent 0/ the ffil floor arell of the principal Structure, whichever is more
restrictive.
b. Setbacks: A recreallcnal strucll.Jl'e must maintain a 5.loot 5lItback from the rear proPGrty IIna,
aOd must maintain the same side yard setback as required for tile principal structure. Please
check wilh the CIty Zoning Ad~stralOr a1651/429-8534 to conftrm the applicable zoning
district and setbackS'''
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C. Height: The height of a recreaticlnal structure is limitad 10 15 le9t as measured to the mean
of the roof/lne (Irom ground gradllo !ha middle 01 a pijched root) or the height of the principal
structure, whichever 1$ more refttlcliva.
Second Gar.ags: A s~?"d d~tachsd~l,~' ssory structure over 120 square feet (second garage) for
lots contamlng an eXIstIng eltached .ge may be constructed wkh a buildIng penni! and an
administrative Varience (appiOval from iftI neighbors and the City) if it m98ls the fOllOwing criteria:
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second gal1ige and all attached garage shaN not exceed 1,000 square feef or 100
percent 01 the first floor area 01 the prlnclpal structure, whichever is more restrictive;
2) In no cM!I shalllhe~d accessory structure exceed 10 percent 01 lhe ex/sling
rear yard (eelback of principal structure to rear property Une x width of lot x 0.10) in
area or 625 square feet, whichever Is more restrlcllve.
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2) For lots having greater than 10,500 square feet: 1) The combined sqU8re footage
of a second garage aMd an attached garage shall not exceed 1,250 sql1me feet or
100 percent of the first floor area of the prlnclpal structure, whichever is more
restrictive; 2} In no ca!lll shall the second accessolY structure exceed j 0 percent of
the existing rear yard (8etbaci< of principal structure to rear property line x width of lot
x 0.10) or 625 squarlllllet, whichever is more restrictive.
b. Setbacks: In most tesid&otlal zoning districts, a second garage must maintain a 5-1001 setback
from both the side ~ the rear. property lines, and must maintain a 6.1001 s9tback from the
pnncipal structure,!)r be conslaered part 01 the principal structure for setback purposes.
Please check with fI1e CIty Zolllhg Administrator at 651/429-S534 to conflrm the applicable
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Height: The height Of a 8econ!lgarage IS limited 10 15 feet as measured to the mean of the
roofJjne (from grouritJ 9.raoo ,!~e middle of a pitched roo~, or the heighl of the principal
structure, whlch'S ~re ,ClIve.
Exterior Bulldfig Mdria~: Till IxterkJr color, design, and/or malerial shall be compatible w~h
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Driveway: Each 1011& allowed . driveway, Lflerefore a second garage may only be accessed
trom the yard or f~ilr1 exlifleion of the existing driveway. A driveway may not be
constructed In fromb! the P~I structure, therefore an el(\endlld drlveway leading 10 a
second garage 1$/lfh1Nd to tli'. side of aM al1ached garage with the required driveway
setbacks (Speclfledabove in ll\e attached garage section) or an extension Ihrough the
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a building penn~. Admllllstrat . variances are reViewed by City staff and require approval
by all neighbors alffl. '. ot4d bY.. ...eecond garage, I.e." nelghbor(s)' lots which ares;!ualed
close$! tc the pro~ Aco . . locatlon. Plsase contact the City ZonIng Admll1istralor
at 6S11429'B534to~lve ad,fislratlve varlance information.
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DETACHED GARAGES:
1. Size: Detached garagea cannot exceed 1,000 square feet or 100 percent of the first floor area of the
principal structure, whichevElr is more res1rictlve. In addition, no oombi1'ation of accessory structures
Or uses shall cover mote than 25 percent of the required rear yard (required rear yard setback for
principal structure x width ot lot x 0.25).
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2. Setbacks: Delached gatagU musfmaintain a 5-foot setback from both the sl~ and //)e rear property
lines. and must maintalll a &.tOOI ~lback from the prtnclpal structure, or be considered as part of Ihe
principal structure fOf $Otb~ purpllses.
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Halgllt: The height of * detached glllage Is IIm<<ed to 15 feet as measured to tile mean of the rooflir.e
(from ground gradEl to ItIe middle of a pitched roof), or tile height 01 tM prtncipal structure, whIchever
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principal structure.
5. Driveway: Each lot is allowed onll driveway. For lots platted prior 10 12/13183 and having a width of
75 feet or lass, drtvewiys rilust mailllaln a 1.loot setback from the side property line. fOf lots platted
aftsr 121j:il83 or Jater 01 that are ~rea!sr than 75 fealln width, dlivswatS must mainlain a 5-Ioot
setback from the side property linEi.' No driveway ourb cut or entrance shall exceed 24 feet in width
All new single family homos must have a hard surlace driveway.
Second Accessory StructurH tot lots With Detached Garages:
Residential lots wilh detached galllges are r9S1rlcted to two accessory structures. One being tha detached
garage, and the seccnd being eIlhor a Sloraga shed or recreational structure. See below for second accessory
structure requirements: .
1. Storage Shed; A second accessory structures for lots with detached gara~s are :imite<lto 120 square
feet (storage shed) and may be constructed without a bulldi1g permit or variance it it meets Ihe
following criteria:
a, Size:
1} For lots having 10,000 square feet Of less: The oombined Square footage of a storage
shed and a detached garage shall not exceed 1,000 square feet or 100 percent 01
the first Boot area Of the principal structure. whichever is more restrictive.
2) For Iota having greater than 10,500 square feet: The combined square footage of a
storage shed and a detached garage shall not exceed 1,250 square feel or 100
pel'C9nt of the fii1\ IIoor area of the principal structure, whichevar is more restrictive
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Second AcceSfOr,v Structures fOr Lot. with Detached G.rag" (COnt.);
b. Setbacks:. Storage sheds must maintain a Hoot setoack from both the side and the rear
property lines. and must maintain a 6-foo\ setback from the principal structure or be
considered as part of the prilicipal structure lor setback purpO$es. '
c. Height: The height a/a storage shed is limited 10 12 feet as measured from ground grade \0
the top ot the roof.
3.
Recreational Structure: A~d 8CCS8SOIy structure designed for recreation (recreational sbtlCtureJ
such as gazebO$ and SCTlIGn houses, but not including attached or detached garages, storage sheds,
Ice fishing houses and the like, for lotS containing an existing detached garage may be constructed
wilh a bUilding permit it ij meets the fcllOWing criteria:
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a. Size:
1)
For lots having 10.500 square foot or less; The combinQlj square loo1a9s of a
recreational structure and a detached garage shal not exceed 1,000 square teet or
100 percent of the ,tlrst lloor area of the principal structure, whichever Is more
restrictive.
2)
b.
For lots having greater than 10.500 squars fe9l: The combined square footage of a
recreatiohal structure and a detached garage shall not exceed 1.250 square Ise! or
100 percent of the first floor area of the principal structure. whichever is more
restrictive.
Setbacks: A recreational structure must maintain a 5-1001 setback Irom the rear property line,
and must ma/nlalntht same side yard safback as required for Ihe principal slruclure. Please
check with the CI\y Zoning i\<!ministrator aI651/429-8534 to confirm the applicable zoning
district and setba~. . ,:,:
c.
Height: The height of a recrfttiol'llll structure Is Iimttad to 15 feet as measured to the m~n
of the roollile ~ron\ ground gl1de to the middle of a pitched roof) or the height of the principal
structure. whiche'ler fa mort,l'eslrictiYe.
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Date: July 3,2001
To: THERESA
From: Lisa Derr
Planning Deparment Secretary
Fax (763) 717.2634
, Phone (763) 785-6180
Lderr@ci.blaine.mn.us
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ACCESSORY 'BUILDINGS (SHEDS
Zoning Ol:dinance allows only one yard shed in the Residential Zoning Districts. Homeowners are
responsible for locating and exposing their property line corner stakes, to verify correct
building setbacks. Property line llIld easement information can be found on a Certificate of
Survey, Abstract or Deed.
LOCATION:
SETBACKS:
SIZE:
HEIGHT: .
EXTERIOR:
FLOOR:
PERMITS:
NOTE:
The shed must be loca.ted in the rear yard or sideyard if the shed can be
accessed ftom the residence living space by door (see diagram).
R-I, R-IM, R.IA and RF zoning districts require a minimum of five (5)
foot side yard llIld five (5) foot rClll: yard setback (refer to development
contract). Sheds cannot be placed in any drainage or utility ClISctllent and
must be at least 6 feet from the house or garage.
Maximum floor area of 200 square feet.
Fifteen (15) foot lI1llXimlDll at highest point.
The architectural style, color and caofrng shall be compatible with the
principal building. Roofs shall be designed to carry II 30-pound snow load.
Treated wood or four (4) inch concrete slab. AU sheds must be anchored to
concrete slab or stmpped to concrote slab or strapped to "corkscrew" type soil
IIllChors.
If the floor area of the shed exceeds 100 square feet, a building permit is
required. Permit fee is $25.50.
In mobile home parks, sheds are allowed by permit only with written
approval from the plll'k management approving the location, size, style,
lIllChorini and type of floor.
NOTICE: IT WJLL TAKE APPROXIMATELY 7 TO 10 DAYS TO GE:T A. PERMIT ONCE nu:
PLANS AM) APPUCATION HA. VE BEEN SUBMITTED.
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29.10 FARM RESIDENTIAL (FR)
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CITY Of BI.AlNI!
~.ll ItQ'EI':a 9150 CI!NTIlAL AVI!IIUe He
BL.AlNI! UN 55434
This dlllrlct 10 tnteaded for areas where urban .erviees are not preslOlllly available. A mlnlmulU lot sfu of rOUf (4)
acres wiD retain thOle lands in their natural us.. and agricultural .ses pending proper timinll or economical
provision for parks, stt'ects, utilities, and olber public facilllles, 10 tbAt orderly developmenl wi!! occur.
29.IZ PERMITTED USES
(a) SilIgll! (amll,- dtllaclled dwellings.
(bf' Public pArks.
(e) Gallllral fanning And aard.nln~.
(d) Rabine ot domestlc rarm animals, exeludillll hop and fur beAring anlmAr., not to exeeed ooe (I) aaima' uoil
per ""fe. '
(e) GrOllI' f.mily d.y car.. (Amended 4-4-91. Ord. 91-1248)
(I) Fir..llltiom. (Amended 9.19-91. Onl. 91-1164)
{~ Airleu/lural buildings a. priaelpal ilru<!u... on parctb of Illnd 40 acres or ;re.t.... U.e of building limiled
10 .ctn.e rann oper.tion. indudina ...eral farming or live stock. (Amended 4-16-!lZ. ora. 91-1284)
(h) Nurseri!' (Amended 6-25-98. Ord. No. 91-171.8)
29.13 ACCESSORY USES
(a) Private g.rageolace.".ory bllildlng.. (Amended 4-21-94. Ord. 94-1~Ql)
(b) Private .wlnu.lag pools and tennis eolns.
(e) Slgno u reallated In Seetlon 34.07 (e). (Ameaded 4-21-94. Ord. 94-1!Ol)
(d) Keeping or nM more ililll two (2) boarde.. "ndlor room... per dwellinS loot. (Amended 4-21-94. Ord.
94-15(1)
(e) Commercial daycar. ......ory to a legal ....rormlng churcll or oelwoL (Amended 7-21.94. Ord. !l4-tS21)
29.14 CQl'lDl'flONAL USES
(a) Cbllrehes.
(b) Ool,1 <ollms and gol1 drlYlDg ranlles. (Amended 12-16-93. On!. 93.149Z)
(c) Seboolf.
(d) Publle buildin...
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(e) BOlIN oeellplltlODJ.
(I) Kenual - private.
(g) Boardiog hol.llH!S.
(II) Private stllbles willi a d~l1Slty .Xtee4iJlg 00. '0"" p.... acre, or more Iban 26 lIorsu III a"regau, mooting
modards OIIllined 10 29.1$, (Amml/led 4-20-89. Ord.89.1113)
(I) Commercial stllbles meellllll stllodard. oultllled 10 29.15 (~). (~lioD Allded 4-2ij.89. O.d. 89-11131
Amended 9.21-95. Ort!.95-1574)
(j) Acceuory boildlull' wllb a total combined ar.. g....l.r than thr.. thou.aJld (3,llOO) aquar. f.et in area.
(Am.nded 4.21.94. Ord. 94-15(1)
(k) Gardelllupply.tMH. (Seotion Added 9.21.95. Ord. 95-.1574. Ameoded 6-25-98. Ord. No. 98-1129)
19.15 STANDARDS
(a) Minimum lot ar.. .' four (4) acr... EXl:llpilon to tbis Is aU laalllCHlllIod inside the MUSA (Metropolitan
Urb.n Servl.. Area) boundary. Th....lands shall bave . mllllmum lot area of HI .cres. (Amended z,,17-94.
Onl. 94-1505)
(b) Fronlage. 3M t..t.
(c) Aver..e width. 300 foa!.
(d) Minimum depth - DODC.
(e) Froot)'llrd .otbaok . 45 teel tor hous.. ~ t.et for prapa....'iOry building. 200 teel tor aoomary
bulldinp shell.rioll domeslie rarm anilllals. (Ameodell 4-21.94. Ord.94-I!OI)
(I) Rear yard . house 30 r",,1, garagclaceessory building 30 reel, accessory buildlDglI shelteriDg do.....tlc rarm
animall 5/j feel. (Amended 4-21.94. Ord.94-1!01)
(g) Side yard . houllC %0 reot, larapa"""SIOry buUdinl 20 feet, acc.....,. buildlugs sbcltuml dom...tlc tarm
animalt SO reel. (Am.nded 4-Z1-94. Ord. 94-1SQI)
(II) Corner Inl - hou.. 4S r.... prac.1a........ry buildiDI4S feel, ac.casory bllildlDgs Ihell.rinllllnmestl< farm
anUuIs 200 feet. (All1aaded 4-21-94. Ord. 94-1501)
(I) II sball be required Car all single ramlly llwelUn&:lthat th... be a cancc (onalrueted of a minimum of four
bUlldroil (400) l'qaare (HI wllh 110 dllllellSlo. leu tban twenty (20) feet. Tatalgal'llllelaete:lsory baildie&
sP"" shallllot esoeeed:
I. Tbn. tbo_lId (3,000) l'qllare r.et of cross afft ellcepl aa provided for In SWlon 29.14(J). This limit
appllel to property loeatod allullk llIe Metrol"1UhUI Vrball Serv~ Areal /lr
2. Twelve bundred (1,%00) squa... root tor property localed within tile Metropolitan Urban St...i<<
Area (MUSA). No ganaeia_ory buUdlnll cove~ Under Illk ...bSeclloll sloall eseeed the hel&.1 of
the principal bulldlll\lo
AC<e.sory buildings shall oDI)1 b. located in .the resr yard. The arehlleclural style and oolor ot a
.'l'Bllclaccessory buUdlD,.haU be compalible with the prlaelpal bllUdllla. tile raeing material orth..arll.c
shall be .ompatlble with Ihe principal bulldlll&- (Amended 4-11-94., Ord.94-ISQI)
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OUlS /99
Jut. ,. 2001 12:00PM
CiTY BLAiNE COMM DEV
No 7)5.5 P 5/9
0) Maxlmulll bulkilngllelahl- 1..112 alorles odO fttt.
(k) nere .lIal1 be at least tbree (3) Uvsble ~m. per dwellillil .nlt.
(I) No livable room, "&cpt a kitehen, .han have a floor are. oC 1m than s.ven (7) rm wid..
(Ill) No .rea more than 6 Cni below IRd. not any part or the liarage shall be considered a livable area.
(n) For a .IOXle family dwellillg, tile tllalmum Ilalsbed Roor area oC the varloDS iliad, or dwelUnas sball be as
tollows: Om floor ar.. ... uud IIereln ,ball mean the overall dimensions 01' the f1rsllloor;
(I) One sl"", wllll basement. 1040 square feet; IZ40 wltbout basement.
(1) Multi-Iev.l dweJlinp - 8J6 squ.r. r..l.
(0) No ....idull.J .tructure .baD lIa... a width DC I... tb.n twenty-fo.r (24) Ceet at illl narrow..t point. Width
........m.oU shall not tak. Into a<:count overbanl' or otber projectlo.. beyo.d tile principal eaterior
walb.
(p) AU residential stJ1lcl1ltes .b.U have pe'lIlallent eoncrete or wood fnuDdatlotlJ, wbleb comply wltb the
lJuilorlll Bulldinl Code .. adopted by tbe Stat. of Minnesota .nd wbich is solid Cor the complete
cirtom'eteae. or lbe bo_
('I) All single 'am.ily dwelllnp SlId additions 10 s10gle C.mily dweUJnls, olher Iban cart" sbeltered homes and
rear }'ll.d pre-ealin.."" patio .nclosure.. sllall have 01 least a 3111 roof pllcll and .ItaD "av. a shingled
rool. Pre-enpOfetfd patio eoelo,ures shall be limited to Dot more Iban 31.0 sqoare feet DC floor area and
.hall nOI bln'e any dbnendob greeter than 20 feet. All pre-enlPnCCred pallo encloaun plallS Deed 10 be
.pprove<! by tbf baJJdblg department wilh issuanee DC a bulldinl ~nn;t. (Am'llded 9-17.'8. Old. No. 98-
1743)
(r) All resldelltial dwellings auul be b.ilt ill eonrormlUlce with tbe lJlllforlll SuiJdlllg Code a. a40pled In the
Slale 01 Mltm""'ta.
(,) All residealial dwellJogs shaU bave roof ovcrbaDI. whleb extend . minimum of ODe (1) foot rrom the
uterlo. wall 01 tile .Iructure.
(t) AllY metal .iding UpOD residential structure sball have horizontal .Idlng edges and overtapping ..ello's II<l
wld.r thllD twelV' (12) loeh.". Sheel melalskllnl sball Dol be ~rmltted In tills residential dlstl'let ueopl ..
follows: (Amended 1-3-8S, Ord.84-856)
(I) Cor parests oC four (4) ..res or more. metal siding shall be permitted for a..eesory stractur.. olher
lbaa tb. prli=- (Amollded 1-3-85. Ord. 84-3S6)
(u) AU slDgle lamUy Iou sbaD eODtalD. mlolmum oC two (2) 'ronl yard tree. oh minimum oC2-112 illeb taUpor.
(AmCllded 4-021-94. On!. 94-1501)
(v) Driveways sball not be cnBStrucled dose. than rIVe (S) reet to the property line without "rilln
autllorizalloa from Ihe adj._t proparty owner aad Zonme "dinJDislrato..
(w) The lowest floor elevatloo ,1I..11 be DO lawer tUD two (2) rcd aboyo lite RqulalOry Flood Protce.,"
clev.till. or Cour (4) reet above Ih. h1eh w.ter love1 .stablisbed by a reglsterld proC...iOll.1 ..aln..r.
whh:b.ver If areater. (AlII.oded B-l1-86. Ord. 86-9n)
(x) SbtaJe family 1014 ,ball provide a drlvewlY witll a 'uri..... equll 10 Ihl street., aurrace lor lbo nnt
tblrty-nv. (35) feet olr lba lravtled .treet. (Amended 4-21-94. On!. '4-1!lOl)
29.10-3
02/18/99
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(y) All new bomes con.tru~ted nortllesst of tile AlIoJI& COUlIty Airport, as suboequelltly described, shall meet
tile Airport Abatement Standards, Seodon 33.22, 'rhe northea.t area is bounded by 10bt Avenue, Naples
Street, I09t1l Avenue, and Radli,on Road. (Section Added 2.16-95. Ord.94-1543}
(z) Standard. and requiromenu for private or ~ommen:ial .tabl.., (Section Added 4-20-89. Ord. 89-1113;
Amended 9-21-95. Ord. 95-1574)
(i) Minimum lot area. ton (10) a~r...
(II) Mnimum den.ily. three (3) hOh.. p.r acre.
(iil} Must obtain Minnesota Pollution ContNI Agency (MPCA) feedlot ,,"rmit
(Iv) BUilding(,) u.ed for .holtering, Iraining, or riding horse. .ball have n lUi"iJl1um 200 toot ..tbeck from
any proporly lin..
(v) .Fences to cOlltrol llvO$tock adjacent to R-I (Sinde Family) "anini dlstricts sheil have a minimum
s'lbael< 0(l00 r"l.
(oa) Slandard. and requir.m.nt. for churches, piC cou.... and ealfdrlving rane... ,chonls, and lI,rden .upply
stores: (S4ctlon Added 9.21.95. Ord. 95-1514 Am.nd.d 6-25.98. Ord. No. 98-1128)
(I) Shall bave principal aceess to a cane.tor or arterial roadway.
(ii) Front, rear, and ~ido yard building and parking setbacks" 45 feet.
(Iii) Maximum building Iteigbt two storie..
(iv) Off slreet loading and ovorbead doors shallcamply with Seclio'!..33.15.
(v) All site imprnvements and landsc'pltte shall camply with Sedian. 33.07 and 33.08.
(vi) Und.rground trrlllatlon Is required for all front and corn.r side yard..
(vii) Ar~hitec1u1"l!1 ,tylo and building malonaill.hall be eampallble with tho .umlunding area and .ubject
to Counell approval.
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29.30 SINGLE FAMILY (R-l)
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CITY OF IJl.AINE
29.3} INTENT !l1!;ll CENTRAL AVENUE liE
QLAlNE Mil 5&134
The purpose 011Jl1s district is to allOw low d..,.lty .lDgi<l family units In de>'loplnll POrtiollS of tIIol city Vlbore
sllDitary sewer aod WlIter .enltes are a\'llllable.
29.32 PERMI'ITED USES
(ll) Slogle family delJl.bod dwolllngs.
(b) Pubtio parka.
(e) Group family day oare. (Amended 4-4-91. Onl.91-1248)
(d) FIre stallons. (A"",ode<! 9.19-91. Ord. 91-1264)
29.33 ACCESSORY USES (Am.nded ~U-94. Ord. 94-15(1)
(a) Private garalleslac<O:!SOry buildlDp.
(b) Private swlmmlng )lOG1..
(0) Signs.s regulaled in Seetioa 34.07 (.j.
(d) KoePioll of 110' Dlore tban two board." ..odIor room.... per dwelling nnit. (Amended 3-15-90, Onl,
9o-1193) .
(e) Commercial day...re .--ry to .1ep1....lorOlmll.burdl or 11<4<>01. (Amended 7-21-94. Ord.94-1527)
29.34 CONDlrIONAl.lTSES
(a) Boardwg hou....
(II) Churches.
(0) Schools.
(d) Golf ",,,......
(0) Publio buildings.
(f) Home o...patk>...
(g) More thao two (2) ea..gEls.....ory buUdiDp. (Amellded 4-21-94. On!. 94-1!5ll1)
(II) Group bome, llunsed by the SlJIte Department of Human Servtces, operated by a ..tvl.. provld.r uode.
.oolrnt with AoolIa Couoly Sodal Servi.es, ..,rviog from seven lhrou!:h leo youth uncler lb. age of 18, and
looated abuttio& a .000..tor ~r minor arterial roadway witb a minimum lot 5ize of 1/1 lore. (Amended 6-,12.
9$. On!. 9S-1S!!l)
(i) Garages with floor areas IBr!:... iIlao 1,000 square lee1 and up to 1,200 square foe!. (AID.alied 7-8-99. Ord.
99-1799)
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29.35 STAND~
(a) Fro.at yard setback - 30 1eet. (Amended 3.1S--90. OrcL 90-1193 Amended 1-22-98. OrcL 98-1694)
(b) $id" yUd ..back - 10 feet. C<ll"IIer 1018 - 10 feet.
(e) Rear yard ,etbadl- :lUee..
(d) Garages aad accessory building shall ba.. rear & slele yard ,.backs of not Ie.. !ban' foet. (Amended 3-
15-90. Ord.90-1193J
(e) Conditlo.al UN pel"lJlJl8 Mder 29.34 (b,t,d, & e) shall have the tollowlng setbacks; building. SO feet front,
rear...d sid.; parl<inl- 30 feet front,.....r and ,id.. (Amended 3-15-90. OrcL 90-1193)
(I) MlDlmum lot 'Wl - 10,000 "luare feet.
(g) Minimum lot widtll ..m....llred at til" froot lIt!tI>aoi< line - 80 feat. (Amend"" 3-1!.!1lJ. Ord. 91).1193)
(b) MialmllID frontale - 60 feet. (Mended 9-16-99. OrcL 99-1813. Amended 3-15-90. OrcL 90-1193)
(I) Miaimum depth - l2., feet.
(J) MamnlllD buDding height .hall not exceed 2-1/2 stories or 30 feet, wble!l"".r Ii I....
(k) It $h,,1I he required for all ,iacI' family dwelllap tbat !bere be a cara&e COlUltructed of a minimum of foar
hllDdnd (400) .quare reet with no dlmen.lon I... than twenty (ZO) foot. Total prage and accessory
bulldlnll' $i*'e .hall oot aceed ooe thou_nd (1,0lI0) .quare feet and 200 .qure foot reopcctively \lJl1...
.poolDeally authorized by . Conditional U... P.rmit. The .r.hitectJIral .tyle .nd color of . zaraca .nd
aeeessory bUDding shaO be eoDlpatlllle wttb tile prinCipal buIlding. ne fadng Olllterlal DC the IlOl'2JlO ....11
be COIllP3.tible wltb tb. prllldpal boJldllle. Garage/accessory building....,.., door. shall not exceed ten (10)
feet In height. (AllIended 4-21.94. Ord. 94-1501. A_d"" 7-8-99. 01'11. 99-1799)
(l) No ae.eaoory building, otber thaD a garage ....U bc I_led within .ny yard other th.n the rear yartl,
ex.ept tbt .ingle story ace...ory bllildillgs may be p.rmitted In lh. side yard with tb. approval of the
Zoning Administrator only It there Is a door on the same .lda of !be single bOy dWelling that Ii accesslble
to lM<le "'.... Side yard .becl .pprov.i will also be baHd OD a ..reenlng plan .onsi.dn: of privacy fcndnC
and or Iandteapin& 10 minimi... tile impact to adja.""t proJl'Orli... Gal'2Jl" located In the rear yard tau.t
bave capability of h.rd .url'aee driveway a.""'" meeting aU .e/back requirements. Tbe milt/mum width of
...... drive ...11 b. nO I... th." ei&bt (8) toot. A..... ea. i.olade the .billty to drive tlll'tJup wllne
gara&. iuto tbo rear yard upo. prlWldlng ..ldeoo. tbal aa eight-root milllma. wldtll garage door haa beeo
Inlllalled along tbe rear of the garage aDd that a..... ta ..... door Is not restrioted by non,vellien1ar ,torage.
G.ragell or accessory buJldlnCs lIot havine driveway access c.pability shan be limited in door sifi to no
more thao live (S) feet in wllitb to prec:lUde storage of vehlol.. RorDlally reqlliriJlg drinway """...
(AmOtJded 3-16-110. Ordinote No. 00-1836. Amended 3-19-98. Ordin.neeN.. 98-1705)
(m) Parking - 2 garap .p.... + 2 nlktroet 'pOOh. (A.mendlid 1.1g..9~. OrcL 9'.ls.16)
(D) For 8 single famJly dwelliJlll, the minllIllJlllllnlsbed fint Iloor .rea of lIHl varlo... ldIId, of liwolliIIp shall be
u follows: Itnt floor a..... ae nelid hereIn .hall mean the overall dlmen.lons of the first Itoor:
(I) Ono story wltb buoment - 1040 oqnare feet; 1240 without besemcnt.
(2) MultI-level dweOwlls -1136 square teet.
(o) No resld.lItial struclur. shaD bave a wld!b of J_ than !w.Rty-four (24) f"t.t ilS narrowest point. WfdUl
measurement, shall not take Inta ""oo.nt overh.ng. or Diller projeetlolUl beyond the principal oxteriur
walls.
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(p) All .iJ1gle flImlly dwelllllp and addlliollS to 'Ingle lllmlly dwelUnas, other tban earth sheltered lIIlmes and
rear yard pre-engineered patio eo_leaur... sbaR have at least ,lli 31U roof pitcb and fllall hIVe a shiDCled
root Pr~eered patio endOillI'l'8 oIIall be Umitad to not 1lI0re thaD )30 "i'l8ro feet of lloor a..... llQd
shall aot have any dimension greater thon 10 reet. All p..-qllteeI'ad patio e~l_re ploll1 need III be
llllProved by tile building department witb Luuance of a buildiltll permit. (Amend<ed 9-}7-98. Ord. No. 93-
1743)
(q) All ....ide.llol dwelling! mUlt be built in conform..... with lbe Mian..ota State BIlildb>& Code. (Am.oded
3-15-00. Ord. 96-11')3)
(r) AU I'tllideotial dwelling!; .hall have roof overbaQas wbieb ~teQd . minimum of one (1) mot from lbe
exterior Wldl of the nn.tIlr...
(s) Anl metal siding upon residential >tructio.. sball have horizuntal edges and "".flapping seelio... 00 wider
thn welve (11) iDe.... Sheet metal sidillg shall ""t be pe.....ilted is tIl4> noldeotial dillirlcl. (Am..ded
1-3-85. Ord. 84-356)
(I) Driveway.sludl not be _ollltructed tl_ lItan tluw (3) fftl to the prop.ny lliIe. AU driveways alld
approael1es shaD be hard .uliaced lIIlnll con.roIe, bla.ktop, or equlvaleut pevmg approved by tbe City
Enainoer. Single flIlUJly 1o111 of mo... than III a.... ill size are osempt from tbiJ provioion OS"pt that tile
f"Il'St 35 feet of tile ,;rtveway diroetly off tbe tl"avelad ItTaet ,hall .e "rfaead f'luallo the street's s.rface.
(Amended 5-1-87. OrcLlI7.IOOO) (Amended 10-19-89 Ord. 89-1163)
(~, ItslulU be required tlaat all froat yards, rear yards, alld side Y"rds be Sfldded onr a JIlilliDl_ OffDnr (4)
Illclles of black dirt. Ea.b lot sball alsll COlltaln one bnuleV1lrd deciduous over nary tree anll 008 frallt yard
deeiduo... over .1Ory tree of wo and one hll'-laeh (3 ~') caliper or six. toot (6') eoniferow tree. In
addition, all eo....er lots will _oataia ail 8ddlll""al boo"",,,rd Ir.. nlo.llg lbe .....er ,id. yard. All ueea shall
meet th. ClIy', resideatinl tree planting requirements. Alllillllls<:aping won to b. tllm\lleted at tla. Ii.... of
request for a CertlrH:lite of Occ1lp...''Y If ballad between May IS" and Octob.r IS"'. un""," clat.. bavo bee"
modlftad lIy tIIti Zoning Aclminirtrulor to accommodale u_ble _Iller. A Certlflcale ofoeeupanel
reqn01ltad after OOlober 15'" :lIId before May IS'" IlJlIY be issued witb a casb dop""it lobmitted by the
builder in an ama.1ll reqlllrad by the Zoning Adminittralor to guarantee inotaUatioD of I8Dd!Cllplng.
Natllrai ....... len undlttllrbad call be excluded f....'" Illls ""'uh-.....ent _ lit. apprtl\'al of the Znnln~
Adlllwiltr.tor. (AIIlendoll 11-13-99, Ord.99-1823) (Amended J-4-!J'J. Ord. 9~1 771) (Amended 9-6-84.
O.d. 1l4-a39) (AJDeDdad 3-1Hl6. Ord. 86-9'12) (.Ulellclad 11.)0..91. Ord. 91-1ft6) (Amellded S-U41I.
Ord. 01-1903)
(v) The lowest lIoor oIevation .hlill be nO lower than tbe Ro&ullllol)' Flood Proteetiua .levaliOll or rour (4) reel
above rile h/fllt IlrDllIld water l...e1 establb1hed by a ....p.......d profos&iOnaJ 'D~, wlliehovcr is llrAl",.
(A....oded J.11-90. Onl. 90-1193)
(If) All n.... homer cacslrutted '8uthe.st or oortb.ast of tlte ADou Counly Airport, ... ...b.equeatly d...ribed,
shall ....t th. Airport Noise AIl.t.me.t Standar<is, Seetina 33.n. The southeast area Is boa_d by 85th
AVella.. 35W, 95th AVdue and the AIrport; the aortbeaslorea is bolQld.ed 113' 10lit A_lie, Naples Streel,
109th Avenue, aDd RlIdimm Road. (Seeiion Added ::-16-95. Ord. ""1543)
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its adoption:
introduced the following ordinance and moved
ORDINANCE NO. 04-2001
CITY OF LINO LAKES
ANOKA COUNTY, MINNESOTA
AN ORDINANCE AMENDING THE ZONING CODE OF THE CITY OF LINO
LAKES PERTAINING TO ACCESSORY BUILDINGS IN THE COMMERCIAL
AND INDUSTRIAL ZONING DISTRICTS
The City Council of the City ofLino Lakes hereby ordains as follows:
Section 1. Section 3, Subdivision 4:D. Accessory Building & Structure shall be
amended by adding:
9. Commercial and Industrial Zoning Districts. The following summarizes the
maximum number, size, and height of accessory buildings allowed in the commercial and
industrial zoning districts.
a: Only one (1) accessory building shall be allowed not to exceed four hundred
(400) square feet except when intended for storage of buses per Sec. 3 Subd.
4.B.2.b.
b. Building setbacks shall not exceed base district requirement.
c. Building height shall be limited to 12 feet maximum except when intended for
storage of buses per Sec. 3. Subd. 4.B.2.b.
d. Metal buildings and pole barns are prohibited except when intended for
storage of buses per Sec. 3. Subd. 4.B.2.b.
e. Roof and exterior color and material shall be compatible with the principal
structure.
f. Accessory buildings on commercial/industrial sites shall be limited to typical
accessory storage uses, no auxiliary commercial/industrial use shall be
allowed within an accessory storage building.
g. Site and building plan review shall not be required for accessory building
construction as an accessory building that meets the requirements listed herein
shall be considered a minor project for the purposes of Sec. 2. Subd.5.A..
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h. Accessory buildings shall not be located within an easement.
1. If the principal building is expanded to cover more of the lot, the accessory
building shall be removed if the intended need no longer exists.
J. Building permits shall be required as regulated by the Uniform Building Code.
Section 2. Section 7, Subd.l.G.ofthe Lino Lakes Zoning Ordinance (NB District
Accessory Uses) is hereby amended to read as follows:
5. Accessory building and structure per Section 3. Subd. 4.D.9.
Section 3. Section 7, Subd.2.G.ofthe Lino Lakes Zoning Ordinance (LB District
Accessory Uses) is hereby amended to read as follows:
5. Accessory building and structure per Section 3. Subd. 4,D.9.
Section 4. Section 7, Subd.3.G.ofthe Lino Lakes Zoning Ordinance (GB District
Accessory Uses) is hereby amended to read as follows:
6. Accessory building and structure per Section 3. Subd. 4.D.9.
Section 5. Section 7, SubdA.G. of the Lino Lakes Zoning Ordinance (CB District
Accessory Uses) is hereby amended to read as follows:
5. Accessory building and structure per Section 3. Subd. 4.D.9.
Section 6. Section 8, Subd.l.H.ofthe Lino Lakes Zoning Ordinance (Ll District
Accessory Uses) is hereby amended to read as follows:
4. Accessory building and structure per Section 3. Subd. 4.D.9.
Section 7. Section 8, Subd.2.H.ofthe Lino Lakes Zoning Ordinance (GI District
Accessory Uses) is hereby amended to read as follows:
4. Accessory building and structure per Section 3. Subd. 4.D.9.
Section 8.This Ordinance shall become effective 30 days after publication in
accordance with the City Charter.
.
ADOPTED by the Lino Lakes City Council this
2001.
day of
CITY OF LIND LAKES
John Bergeson, Mayor
ATTEST:
Ry-Chel Gaustad, CMC City Clerk