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SECTION 21- REGULATION OF GEM LAKE WATERS, WETLAND$. AND SHORELANDS <br />Sectivn:21.1 General. Provisions; <br />21.1.1 Shoreland District <br />The land use regulations in this Section shall apply to any land in the. City .of Gem Lake located within a floodplain, <br />within 1,000 feet of the ordinary high watermark of a:public water or puWlc waters;wedand, including but not limited <br />to the. body of water known as Gem Lake and its attendant wetlands; or within 300 feet oi' a stream or river. The <br />regulations of this Section.shall apply in addition to the provisions of the Toning district applicable to the property, .the <br />Flood Hazard. ordinance of the city (No. 114), and otherordinances of the City. <br />21.1.2 Wetland Conservation Act <br />The City of Gem Lake.has delegated its authority, under the Minnesota Wetland ConservationAct.of 1991 and attendant. <br />rules to the Vadnais Lake. Area. Watershed Management Association (VLAWMO): All requests for: permits, review or. <br />appmval.required by. the Wetland Conservation Act must be submitted to VLt1WMO as .the acting Local Government. <br />Unit. <br />21.1.3 Applied in Concert with Other Law <br />These regulations. and requirements shall be in addition to those imposed by 1,ederal:and State. law, regional and local <br />water management regulations, and city ordinances, all of which shall jointly apply: Under joint application, the most <br />rrct►iriiCr�reoiifYP_iil�clt5 shag,-Ant)lv'21,2,Shoreland.Use C-ontrols. <br />'Sectioq112 Policy <br />1.Policy <br />:tat land st'h le shorelines<<and .stzeaml?'anksSS' 'rovs` raluab e 'Eunetions to Gem Lake 'aud. other water <br />`'o£erasiop; reinforcerrzeeof sail ` tlirough root.structuse, tra pang v£nutrienis <br />i the;City uirl ding preveritid. ,_ •... <br />Tits; and prvsZon ofsh.an ,r; e kabitat..Gezn I akes a ¢,,�atuxal Envizpnment lal�eier the criteria <br />.y-m <br />by the Department of Natural. Resources. <br />21.2.2 Minimum Lot Size and Setback Requirements <br />All lots created and structures erected in a shoreland district following the enactment of .this Section must meet the <br />criteria established in the underlying zoning district..No variancc:shallbe.granted, or. other approval given, which allows <br />the creation of a lot in a shoreland district that is less than 90,000 square feet.in area .(measured above the.ordinary high <br />water mark of the water body), or less than 200 feet in width. No structure, otherthan water -oriented accessory <br />structures managed .by this Section, shall be placed within 150: feet. of the ordinary .high water maxk of the water body. <br />The maximum lot coverage bybuildings and impervious surfaces is 25%. <br />21.2.3 Accessory Structures. and Facilities <br />All accessory structures and. facilities, excep..tthose. that are water -oriented,: must meet or. exceed structuresetback <br />standards. If allowed by local governmcntcontrols, eachresidential lot may have one watex-oriented accessory structure <br />or facility located closer to public waters: than the. -structure set back.if all of the following standards are Met. <br />A) The. structure or facility must not exceed ten feet in height, exclusive of safety rails, and cannot occupy an <br />area greater than.250 square -feet, Detached decks 'must not exceed eight feet above grade at any point. <br />S) The setback of the stricture or facility from the ordinary high water level must be at.. least ten feet. <br />q The .structure or facility must be treated to reduce visibility as viewed from public waters and adjacent. <br />shorelands by vegetation, topography, increasedsetbacks, color, or other means acceptable. to the local. unit of <br />government, assuming summer, leaf -on conditions. <br />Updated June.5,.2017 Gem Lake Consolidated. Land Use Ordinance -Page 108 <br />
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