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will nor extend beyond 8 unless approved by conditional use: permit (see Figure 17), <br />Shed. A structure on a property that is not a primary building nor a structure intended to <br />house parkedcars or trucks. Generally a smaller building intended for the storage of home <br />maintenance equipment and other personal belongings. \'hen allowed, a shed with a foot- <br />print of 200 square .feet or less may be built and maintained without a permit from the City. <br />9.2. Generally Applicable Regulations. <br />9,2.1 Relationship to other portions of this Ordinance and other City Ordinances. The require- <br />ments of this Section may conflict with or duplicate some portions of the Zoning Ordinance and <br />Subdivision Ordinance of Gem Lake. Any such conflict, when it relates to the use of land in the <br />Gateway District, shall be resolved in favor of the language in this Section. All other provisions of <br />the Zoning Ordinance and Subdivision Ordinance apply within the. Gateway District, including pro- <br />visions for Planned Unit Development (PUD) and Institutional Overlay. PUD or institutional <br />overlay proposals may be used in combination with or in place of the regulations and procedures <br />set forth in this Section. All other Gem. Lake ordinances which relate to the'construction of build- <br />ings and use of land (including but not limited to. the Landscaping Ordinance, Adult Use Ordi- <br />nance, 'Tree Preservation Ordinance, Building Code. Adoption, and. Pawnbroker Ordinance) applv. <br />within the Gateway. District. <br />9.2.2 Administration, Conditional Uses, Variance, and Appeal. <br />A) The Building Type standards are intended to be employed and used to entitle the con- <br />struction of a building upon land in the same mannerthat listinga use as "permitted" enti <br />fled land in other Zones defined by this Ordinance. The processing of conditional use per- <br />mits, variances, amendments, platted subdivisions and other land 'useapplications which <br />may necessarily accompany an application for building approval in the Gateway- District <br />shall be processed simultaneously with the review of the Gateway District proposal, when- <br />ever possible. <br />13) All new construction, remodeling or expansion (except for theremodeling or expan- <br />sion of 'single-family detached dwellings) within. the Gateway District requires a Zoning <br />Compliance Permit. The Zoning Compliance Permit is indefinite in duration and the enti- <br />tlements :: stated on the permit shall run with the land. A Zoning .Compliance Permit is <br />granted after determination that the proposal complies with all applicable standards set <br />forth within this Section (Thoroughfare Standards, Civic Space Standards, Building Type <br />Standards, Parking, and Design Standards). As set forth below, the final approval for the <br />Zoning Compliance Perinit will come from the City Council for proposals -which require <br />Council approval in some:. form (such as a platted subdivision or conditional .use: permit), <br />and the Zoning Administrator for proposals whichdo not otherwise require Council. re- <br />view (such as single buildings or minorsubdivisions without variances). <br />C) For the purpose of providing administrative review and processing of development <br />proposals within the Gateway District, the City Council hereby appoints the Zoning Ad- <br />ministrator toserve as the primary point of contact between the City and applicants for <br />zoning approval. Uponreceiptof an application for land use in the Gateway District,, the <br />Zoning Administrator shall ensure that the application is complete within five (5) business <br />days of receipt. if the application is not complete, the Zoning Administrator shallreturn all <br />materials with an explanation of what is required to make theapplication complete. When <br />the application is determined to be complete, the Zoning Administrator shall distribute <br />eit.1 Lake Gatewzry DispietDevrlopmet Cade <br />ilfay 19, 2009 Page 3 <br />