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missiles of any kind whatsoever, whether such instr urn enI is called by any name set forth or an other n_ -- — — a The prohibiIion above shall appls m rxtvate grounds or p Lmises under nrcLim mances when such utstrumcnt can be and is fired. discharged, or operated in such a manner as to endanger Persons. property, or wild animals Or_btrds, and hn-ther provided that nothing, herein comatned shall_ be construed Ire prevent the causing of any Iype gun whatsmver when unioadcd and RE2Mly�cas0_ h,_. AI&PL cop. w?shi -z to discharge ur,}. instrumenr_referred to in Section,: above for some special reason or purpose must secure a t+ritten permit from the City Council. 22. No property owner or person shall store an a residential promrty a nonable storage disposal container unil more than thirty (30) days in any 17-month paiod starting with the day . date the container unit is first moved on -site a All portable storage disposal wnlatnc� units must Ix stnrednn an tmpervinus surF'ace on the ro F b. The City maF grant a time extension of an adddtonai sixes t6I1} da%spr-oyided the Protrerly_uwner gets City Council approval leer the container from the C'tly. In no case shall a portable store disposal contamer unit be stored on a property more than ninety I%J clays in any, 12-monthhperiod. This Provisirm appices to all residential ffo =ies includin g sin We family homes toyvnhouses condominiums, and multi- family complexes. c. Portable storage dtswsal container units stored can residential rr�n xrties to con)uncuon wnh a building p=ti or home improvement proiect are excinptfrom these pIoytplons, except for the reauuenent to keep the cantamer unit on an impervious surface._ In such case, the property owner shall make even c Mori to adhere to a 12n das maximum time limit. d Portable storage disposal container units mcetinrthe definition set forth in this C7rdinance which ate used for re eul.r retluse and recychnA Dick-u on commercial or induslrial UoNrlies shall be exzmpl _All other conditions, acts, or things which are liable to cause injury to the person or property of anyone. 24. Section 6. Traffic and Vehicles 6.1 Snowmobiles 1. incorporation by Reference. The provisions of Minnesota Statutes, Sections $4.84 through 84.90, and the provisions of the Regulations ofthe Minnesota Commissioner of Natural Resources contained in Sections 7460.5100 and 7460.5200 of Minnesota Rules 1989, and any amendments to those statutes or regulations or substitutes for those statutes or regulations that may From time to time become effective, are hereby adopted and incorporated herein by reference. 2. Limitation of Operation. No person shall operate a snowmobile in the City of Gem Lake except on public trails, waterways, and highways specifically designated for such use, or on private property where lawful permission has been obtained from the property owner, occupant, or lessee. No snowmobile shall be operated within any public right-of-way or on a public sidewalk or trail provided or used for pedestrian or bicycle travel. 3. Hours of Operation. No person shall operate a snowmobile in the City of Gem Lake between the hours of eleven (1 1) o'clock p.m, and seven (7) o'clock a.m. prevailing time in Ramsey County, Sunday through Thursday, and from one (1) o'clock am to seven (7) o'clock a.m. on other days, including the day preceding a national holiday, 4. Speed. No person shall operate a snowmobile in the City of Gent Lake at a speed in excess of limits specifically posted for such use or as a speed in excess of fifteen (15) miles per hour within one hundred fifty (150) feet of any fisherman, fish house, pedestrian, skier, skater, skating rink, sliding area, ski tow area, or other areas where such operation would conflict with or endanger other persons or property. Nuisance Ordinance No 86 Formatted: Font: (Defautt)Times New Romarc 10 pt Formatted: Highlight Commented [E W10]: Discussion last month on potentially removing this Formatted -1 Formatted: Font (Default) Times New Raman, 10 pc Formatted: Normal, No bullets or numbering Commented [EPM11]: Some communities have traffic related regulations in a standalone ordinance