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'I Schoot ofunch dark bread butter, )ello - tookle Thursday. May 28 ,", pt milk, coney "land - rehsh, but- tered corn, rehshes, gooseberry and talS m puddmg Fnday. May 29 ',6 pt. milk, hsh sttcks tartar <auce whIpped potatoes cnsp relishes, light and dark bread, butter, Ice cold watermelon ALEXANDER RAMSEY HIGH SCHOOL Monday. May 25 Bar b qued hamburgers, potato chIps relishes, sllced cheese, mllk, assorted sau ces Tuesday, May 26 Creamed turkey on bakIng powder bls cmts pmeapple cottage cheese salad, bread butter mIlk apple squares Wednesday. May 27 Vv hipped potatoes WIth hamburger gra ,\ cabbage pepper slaw, bread, butter milk Jello Thurs ay, May 28 Spam sh nce perfectIOn salad slIced cheese bread butter, milk, applesauce Fnday, May 29 0, en buttered potatoes, fIsh slicks relishes bread butter, milk pmeapple lefngerahon pie NORTH HEIGHTS SCHOOL Monday. May 25 Chicken noddle soup cheese slicks blackberry Jam sandWiches With butter, Hulk - oranges Tuesday, May 26 Baked meat patlles - "hlppe I potatoes harvard beets cole slaw, bread and but ter null sliced apples Wednesday, May 27 Macaroni and cheese, celery and car rot slicks molded pmeapple salad, bread and butter milk Thursday, May 28 Cold shced meat loa! sandWiches, but- tered peas and carrots, pIckles, mIlk, lrmt Jello Fnday. May 29 Salmdn loaf WIth cream sauce assort ed vegetable slicks, potato ChIPS, bread and butter milk, frUIt Monday. June 1 Cheese lettuce sandWiches green beans or corn, scalloped potatoes milk, cook,e rf!enu:J butter, wulk, orange Wednesday. May 27 Spaghetti, tossed sa-Iad. bread, butter. nulk, frUl t cup. Thursday. May 28 Wemers, parsley buttered potatoes. cabbage salad, bread, butter, milk, cook 1I~ Fnday. May 29 Tuna fish sandWIches, y. devIled egg, buttered green beans, buttered carrots, strawberry shortcake, mllk BRIMHALL PRIMARY SCHOOL Monday. May 25 Bar b qued hamburger on buns but te.rt~d green beans, carrot and celery sticks, peanut butter sandWiches, applesauce, milk Tuesday. May 26 Park roast and gravy, mashed pota toes cabbage pmeappel 01 ange salad ho ney and buttet &audwlc.hes, lIanlsh lies ,;;;ert, mIlk Wednesday, May 27 Hamburger noodle casserole buttered corn Jalll and butter sandWIches, mIlk, at neat sauce Thursday. May 28 Pork onental carrot and celery stlc1 s pmeappJe bavanan peanut butter and but ter sandWIches milk Fnday. May 29 Macarom salmon salad, lettuce and french dressmg, deVIled egg honey and butter and butter sandWIches chern os, mJlk fl Ult and .orange sectIons, mIlk. Tuesday. May 26 Wemers On buttered buns, buttered beans pickles frUlt cup, milk. Wednesday, May 27 Creamed chicken on mashed pota toe s cabbage and carrot salad white and rye bread buttel ed, butterscotch puddmg '" th ",hipped cream mIlk Thursday. May 28 Meat loal buttered corn, reltsh tray, wlute and f) e bread buttered orange Jl1 Ice mllk Fnday, May 29 Baked potatoes buttered carrots, Viihlte and r) e b, ead buttered Ice cream F AIRVIEW JR HIGH SCHOOL Monday. May 25 o pt mIlk Chill - sdda crackers CriSP relIshes hght and dark bread but tered apple cnsp Tuesday, May 26 'h pt milk bar q beef on buns mold salad buttered carrots aud peas, pU11tp ktn custard Wednesday, May 27 o pt milk ground beef and gravy whIpped potatoes, wax beans lIght and LEXINGTON SCHOOL Monday, May 25 Baked potato, shced lunch meat but tel eel peas bread butter, milk, sauce T~,:' m~,':r ';'6 nce, carrO't shcks bread LAUDERDALE SCHOOL Monday. May 25 Chow meln, carrot shcks, peanut but ter sandWiches ry e bread buttered, grape Continued from page 15 III SECTU1Nl~m 29,R.2 3. . ~ I __ -"", ,~~"~ ~ __ ;:;~TY ;;::::. a ItF...., _~ (iO~;;;:.~. 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May 25 Pork goulash, whole kernel corn egg salad sandWiches peach halves, milk Tuesday. May 26 Chow meln on nee, carrot stIcks, bread, butter, cake, milk Wednesday. May 27 Potato salad oaked shced pO'rk loal cheese cubes relish plate, frUlt cup, milk Thursday. May 28 Barbacued pork on bun buttered green beans tossed c:alad CInnamon rolls, mllk Friday, May 29 :run. !!gg llaIaiI. tarrot and celery StiCks breau butter lee creanl lutlk Annual Fairvie. Junior High Spring Concert Tonight In GYII The mUSIC department of FaIr chestra, Seventh Grade Chorus, many as four different groups. VIeW Jumor HIgh SchOOl will ChOIr Eight and Nme, and the DIrecting- the groups wdl be Mr. present Its students 10 theIr an- Massed Chorus ThIS last group Mark Lammers bands, Mr Ray nual sprmg concert at the schOOl WIll be made up of students re KUUttI, orchestra, MISS Cynthia gymnaSIUm on Thursday even presentmg every general mUSIC Kessel chorus 7, and Mr WIl- mg, May 21, at eIght 0 clOck p class m grades seven and eIght lard Johnson chOIr 8&9 and m ThIS conceI t IS open to the About two hundred and fIfty massed chorus MISS Mary Lou publIc and there IS no charge f01 S1l1geI S WIll per form m thIS cho Roessler Will be the accompamst. admISSIon rus and durmg the entIre con- Parents and fnends are encour- The program thIS year WIll In celt nearly four hundred stud aged to show theIr mterest and clude numbels by the Varsrty ents WIll be partICIpatIng Some SUPPOlt by thclr pIesence at the Band the Concert Band, the Or of these students appeal In as concert on 1 hursday evenmg VILLAGE OF ROSEVILLE CODICil E F Cedarholm, George Keene, VIllage Clerk Harr} Carlson Mayor Warren Brennan James ShIelds PLANNING COMMISSION SECTION 16:T29.R.23 9 Kenneth GIlles, ChaIrman Art SOlke Gerald Franke V croon LJungren ASSESSOR Ted Scultz George Membrez Dorothy Kappler Ruth SImerman ATTORNEY B. H Loftsgaardcn ENGINEER Charles Soutter. Jr BUILDING INSPECTOR Chns Peterson TREASURER Fredenc Resler '0 the Citizens of Roseville ~ "" 'We are pleased to present to you. the proposed text of a new, kmng Ordinance and zorong map of the VIllage. for your reVIeW and conSIderation. The text and map have been the subJ:ct of a great deal of careful analySIS by your Planning CommISSIon and Village Council durmg the past months. Our obJective has been to deviSe an Ordinance and zonmg map that will effectively guIde the growth of the Village In the future. The proposals contamed herem embody a detaIled conSIderation of ex- isting development and the future potential of the Village. based on a CQmprehenslve Plan, to WhICh many CIVIC nunded Cltizens have devoted a great deal of time and effort. We Wlll apprecIate your constructIve cntlclsm of the Proposed Or- dinanCe and districting map and thereby. your asSlStance toward realizing our obJective of making RAseville a fIne commumty m which to live and work. Thank you for your mterest m the future of your conunwuty. E. F Cedarhobn, Mayor Kenneth A. Gilles, Planrong ConumSSlon C1aauman ORDINANCI<.: 1110. .!.75 <\N ORDINANCE AMENDING ORDINANCE NO 149 AS AM ENDED, ENTITLED AN ORDINANCE} OR THE PURPOSE OF PROM01mG HIE PUBLIC HEALIH, S\FETY, ORDER, COM- MERCE, PROPER I Y AND GENERAL WELFARE BY PROVID- lNG FOR THE CLASSIFICATION, REGULATION AND RE STRICTION or THE EREClION OF lRADES AND INDUS1RI ES AND OF BUILDINGS USED l' OR HUl'vL\N HABIlATION AND FOR SPECIFIED PURPOSES REGULATING AND DETERMIN- ING THE MINThWM SIZE 01' YARD \REAS, ESTABLISHING THE BREAKDOWN OF DISIRIClS FOR SAID PURPOSES, AND PROVIDING PENALlIES FOR VIOLAlION THEREOF, PRO VIDING FOR AND ADOPTING AN m F ICIAL VILLAGE OF ROSEVILLE ZONlNG MAP. AND REPEALING ORDll~ANCES NO 152, 153, 154, 156, 194 SectlOn 15, 225, 227, 231, 237, 250, 253, 254, AND 261. The VIllage of RosevIlle does oldam: lABLE OF COITE.lS SECTION 1 PURPOSE AND lNfENT ............. SEX:fION 2 RULES AND DEFINITIONS ......... ilECTlON 3 GENERAL REQUIREMENTS ....... 3.1 Application. . . . . . . " . . . . . . " . . . . ... . . . . . . . . 3.2 Non.confornung Uses ... . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 3.3 !At ProVlS10IlS <II.".".........""..........." a. 3.4 Accessory Buildings ..................... 3.5 Required Yards and Open Space ......... 3.6 Transitional Uses m "R" DIstrIctS....... 3 7 TOOfIC V IS1bIlity .......... x . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 38 S'pecial Uses ............................. 39 Vanance for Hardsh.ip ................... 310 Annexed Terlltory ..................... 3.11 Essentlal SelVlces ....................... 3.12 Faruung Operations . . . . " " . . . . . " . . . . " " . Asphalt Driveway Co. SECTION 4 ZONING DISTlUCTS AND MAPS ..... SarrlON 5 RESIDENCE DISTRICTS ............. 5,1 General Reqturements ................... 52 "R 1" Smgle FamIly ResIdence District...._~ 5.3 "R 2" 'IWo FamIly ReSIdence DIStrict ..... 5.4 "R-3" General ReSIdence Dlstnct ......... SECTION 6 BUSINESS DISTRICTS ............... 6 1 General ReqUIrements ................... 6.2 . B 1" LimIted BUSIness Distl'1ct ........... 6.3 "B-2" RetaIl Busmess DIStriCt ........... 6.4 "B.3" General Busmess DIstl'lCt ......... SECTION 7 SHOPPING CENTER DISTRICT ..... 71 General Requlrenlents ................... 7.2 PeInUtted Uses. Accessory Uses, and Uses by SpecIal Pernut ........... SECTlON 8 lNDUSTlUAL DISTRICTS ........... 8.1 General Reqwrements ................... 8.2 Perfonnance Standards ................. 83 "I I" Light Industnal Dlstnct ........... 8.4 "12" General Industnal Dlstnct ......... will be installing drive-ways in t No. Suburban Area from May 2 he Roseville-Falcon Heigbts & 5 till June 8 AT SPECIAL LOW SPRING DISCOUNTS SECTION 9 91 92 SPECIAL PROVISIONS ............. SIgns . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Planned ReSIdential Developments ....... SECTION 10 SECTION 11 SECTION 12 ADMINISIRATION . ........ ........ AMEN'DMEN'TS ....................., REPEAL OF ORDIN \NCES GUARANTEED HOT BLACKTOP DRIVEWAYS SIDEWALKS PATIOS ETC. l BECAUSE OF OUR VOLUME WE CAN SELL AND INSTALL FOil ~ Less. By planning our work from jobs we sell early, our crews can work bi} areas and save time and money. You get this early CASH DISCOUNT. Ordet-;r now, we will install your driveway, sidewalk or patio as soon as possiblel LOW MONTHLY PAYMENTS ALWAYS AVAILABLE. 1(/ *FREE ESTIMATES *LOW MONTHLY PAYIENBl HURRY! ORDER NOW! WE ABSOLUTELY CANNOl .~ CONTINUE THIIS OFFER WHEN OUR CREWS STAR ASPHALT DRIVEWA 1; C .CA2-4676 Anytime "-Zi.Hom ijJlt~J D ~'A w. SECTION 1 PURPOSE AND IN1 ENT 9 9 9 9 9 9 10 10 10 10 10 10 10 10 10 10 10 10 10 10 10 10 10 11 -11 11 11 11 That Ordinance No 149 as amended entItled' An Ordinance for the PUrpose of Promotmg the Public Health, Safety, Order, Com- merce, Property and General Welfare by PrOVIding for the ClaSSI- fIcation, RegulatIOn and RestnctIOn of the ErectIOn of Trades and IndUptnes and of BWldIngs used for Human HabItation and for Specified Purposes, Regulatmg and DeteInUrong the Mimmwn Size of Yard Areas, Establislllng the Breakdown of DIStricts for saId Purposes, and PrOVIding Penalties for VIolatIon thereof," IS amend. eel to read as follows: The proVISIOns of thIS Ordinance shall be mmunwn require- ments, adopted to protect the publIc health, safety, morals, comfort and general welfare of the people. It shall dIVIde the VIllage mto use districts for restrIctmg and regulatmg therem the locatIons, erection, constructIOn, reconstructIOn, alteratlOn and use of buIld- mgs, structures and land, and for regulatmg the populatiOn denSl tIes throughout the VIllage Sald restnctlOns and regulatIons are for the purpose of protec- tmg the character and stabllity of the reSIdentIal, busmess and manufacturmg areas and to promote the orderly development of such areas, to prOVIde adequate lIght, aIr and convemence of ac- cess to property, to prOVIde regulatIOns WhiCh wllllrrmt congestlOn In the publIc nghts of way, to prevent overcrowdIng of land and undue concentratlOn of structures by Iegulatmg the use of land and bUIldmgs and the bulk of bUIldmgs m relatlOn to the land sur- roundmg them, to prOVIde compatIbIlIty between different land us- es, to prOVIde for admmIstratron of saId Ordmance, to prOVIde for amendments, to prescnbe penaltIes for the vlOlatlOn of saId restnc- tions and regulatIOns. 11 11 11 11 12 12 12 12 12 12 12 13 SECTION 2 RULES AND DEFINITIONS 2.1 RULES: rhe language set forth m the text of thIS Ordmance shall be mterpreted m accordance WIth the follOWIng rules of constructIOn. 2.1.L The smgular number mcludes the plural and the plural the SIngular. 2.12. The present tense mcludes the past and future tenses, and the future the present. 2.1-3 The word "shall" IS mandatory, while the word "may" 18 penUlsslVe. 2.1.4. The masculIne gender mcludes the femlmne and neuter. 2.1-5. Whenever a word or term defIned heremafter appears in the text of thIS Ordinance, Its meanmg shall be construed as set forth m the defInItion thereof, other words or terms shall be construed as havmg theIr common meanIng. 2.1-6. All measured dIstances expressed m feet, shall be to the nearest tenth of a foot. 2.2 DEFINITIONS: The folloWlng words and terms, wherever they occur m thIS Ordinance, shall be defIned as follows: 2.2-1. Airport or Heliport. Any premIses which are used or In- tended for use, for the landing and take off of aU'Cratt, and any appurtenant areas WhICh are used or llltended for use for port buildings or other port structures or rIghts-of-way. 2.2.2 Accessory Use or Structure. A use or a structure subordi- nate to the pnncIpal use or bwlding on the same lot and custo- manly InCIdental thereto. 2.2.3. Alley. A public l'IIght.of-way. With a Width not exceeding 24 feet nor less than SIxteen (16) feet WhICh affords a secon. dary means of access to abutting property. 2.2-4., Apartment HoteL A hotel which contams dwellmg urots or dwelllllg umts and lodgmg rooms, and in which at least 50% of the gross floor area devoted to residential use shall be allo- cated to such dwelling umts. ServIces ordinanly furnished by hotels, such as drugstore, tea room, barber shop. newsstand when such are located entirely Wlthm the buildmg WIth no 5eR, arate entrances from the street, and haVIng no sign Of dlspla1 VIsible from the outsIde of the building mdlcating the eXIstence of such use, may be furmshed. 2.2-5. AutomObile Repair-Major. General repaIr, rebuildlllg or re- conditlOnmg of engInes, motor vehicles or traIlers, mcluding body work, frame work and palnting. 2.2-6. Antxlanobile Repair-l\linor. Minor repaIrs, mCIdental body( and fender work. mInor pamtIng and upholtenng serVICe-, re- placement of parts and engIne serVIce to passenger vehicles and truck not exceeding three quarrer (3/4) ton capaCIty. 2.27 Auto Rf~(,'tion Yard. An open lot or "ard when' three (3) or more unlicensed InotoI vehiCles 01 ul(; h::Uw..HI:; '.Le.(.U! <l~( kept for the purpose of dIsmantlIng, sale of parts, sale as scrap, storage or abandonment, except the storage of operatl'lie vehIcles In conJunctIOn WIth an established used auto and/or truck bUSIness or any other premIses used for wreckIng or stor- mg of motor vehicles not m runnIng conditIOn. 2.2-8. Automobile Service Station (Gas Station). A place where gasolme kerosene or any other motor fuel or lubrIcating 011 or grease .for operatmg motor vehicles IS offered for sale to the public and delIvenes are made dIrectly mto motor vehIcles. 2.2-9. Ba.sernent. A portion of a bwldmg located partly under- ground, but haVIng less than half Its clear floor to cellmg heI' ght below the average grade of the adJomIng ground. 2.2-10. Boardinghouse (Rooming House). A bUIldIng other than a hotel where, for compensation and by prearrangment for de- .1Jrmte perIods, meals or lodgIng and meals are prOVIded for three (3) or more persons but not to exceed ten (10) persons. 2.2.11. Building. Any structure for the shelter or enclosule of persons, ammals or chattels. 2.2-12. Building Height. BUIldlllg heIght IS to be measured from the average establIshed curb level or from the average ground level at the buddmg Ime, whIchever IS higher, to the top of the cornIce of a flat roof, to the deck lIne of a mansard roof and to the mean dIStance of the hIghest gable on a pItched or hIp- ped roof. 2.2.13. Bulk. SIgnIfIeS the SIze of bUIldings m terms of floor area and floor area ratIO, the location of bUlldmg walls m relatIOn to lot lInes and to extenor walls of other bUIldings, and the yards reqUIred under the terms of thIS Ordinance 2.2-14. Cellar. That portion of the bUlldmg havmg more than half of the clear floor to ceIlIng heIght below the average grade of the adjacent ground 2.215. Dog KenneL Any premIse where three (3) 01' more dogs, over four (4) months of age are owned, boarded, bred, and/or offered for sale 2 2 16. Dwelling. A bUIldmg or portIOn thereof occupIed or In- tendcd to be occupIed exclUSIvely for reSIdence purposes, but 110t Includmg rooms m motels, hotels, nUIsmg homes, roommg houses or tounst homes, or a trailer, tent, cabIn or tra,rler coach 2.217. Dwellmg Unit. ReSIdentIal accommodatIOn mcludmg com- plete kItchen faCIlItIes, permanently mstalled WhiCh are ar- ranged deSIgned, used or Intended for use exclUSIvely as hvmg quarters for one fanllly and not mOle than an aggregate of two roomeIS or boarders Where a pn\ate garage IS structurally attached lt shall be conSidered gS a part of the bUIldIng 111j which the dwellmg umt IS located 2.218. Dnellmg, Attached. A dwellmg whlch IS JOIned to other dwellIngs at both SIdes by pal tj walls, as one of a senes of not more than eIght (8) dwellmgs arranged m a row, mcludmg the semI detached dwellmgs at the ends 2.2 19. DwellIng, SemI Detached. A dwelImg WhICh IS Jomed to another dwellmg at one SIde only by a par ty wall 2.220. Dwelhng, Detached. A reSIdentIal bUIldIng wlllch IS entIre- ly surrounded by open space on the same lot 2.221. Dwellmg, Single Fall1lly. A reSIdentIal bUIldmg contaIn- mg one detached dwellmg UnIt 2.222. Dwelling, Two Fanuly. A reSIdentIal bUIlding contaInmg two dwellmg umts, mcluding detached and semI detached dwell. mgs 2.223. Dwelling, ~luItiple Fanuly. A bUIlding or portlon thereof contamIng three or more dwellmg Ulllts. 2.224. Family. One or more persons each related to the other by blood, marnage or adoptlOn, or a group of not more than four (4) persons not all so related. together WIth theIr domestic! servants or gratUItous guests, mamtaIrong a common household and USIng common cooking and kItchen facIlities. 2.2-26. Floor Area, Gross .(for the purpose of determimng the floor-area-ratio, conversions of eXIsting structure1l and maxi. mwn SIze of busmess establishments) The sum of the gross horIzontal at ea of the varIOUS floors of a building measured In square feet and from the extel'lor wall m each case; cellars and space devoted to off street parkIng shall not be mcluded. 2.2-26. Floor Area. -(for the purpose of deternumng off street parkIng and off street loading requirements) The sum of the gross hOrIzontal floor area of the varIOUS floors of a bwldmg measured In square feet and from mSlde walls, WIth area de- voted pnmanly to storage, aIsles, flttmg rooms, off street park- mg and/or loadmg not mcluded 2 2 27. Floor Area Ratio. The numencal value obtamed through dlVldmg the gross floor area of a bUIldmg or bUIldmgs by the net lot or parcel of land area On WhlCh such bUIlding or build- mgs are located. ) I) 28. Garage. private, A detached accessory bUIldIng or por- tIOn of the prmclpal buildmg, mcludmg a car port, WhICh IS us- ed for stonng passenger vehIcles or trailer of the occUJpan1J and/or one huck of a rated capaCIty not m excess of one to one and one half (I1'~) ton Space to store up to' two (2) vehIcles may be rented to a non reSIdent, ?229. Garage, Public. Any bUIldmg where automotIve vehIcles are pam ted, repall'ed, rebUIlt, reconstructed or stored for com- pensatlOn, 22 30. Ground Floor Area. The lot area covered by a bUllding measured from the extenor faces af exterIor walls but exclud- mg open terraces and garages. 2.2 31. Home Occupation. Any gamful occupation engaged m by occupants of the dwellIng when occupation is conducted WIthin the pnncIpal structure of the prInCIpal structure becomes the base of operatIOn SubJect to stipulations as laid down In Sec- tIOn 5.11 of thIS OrdInance. 2.2.32. Hotel. A bUIldmg whIch proVIdes a common entrance, lob- by. halls or staIrways, and m WhICh lodging IS offered with or Without meals to tranSIent guests. 2.2-33. Junk Yard. An area where waste. dIscarded or salvaged matenals are brought, sold, exchanged, stored, boiled. cleaned, packed, disassembled or handled, mcluding but not lImIted to scrap iron, and other metals, paper. rags, rubber products, bot. tles and lumber Storage of such matenal in conJunctIon Wlth a manufactunng process when WltWn an enclosed area or build mg shall not be mcluded. 2.2-34. Loading S~ A space. acceSSIble from a street, alley or way, In a building or on a lot. for the use of trucks while load. mg and unloading merchandISe or materials, 2.2-35. Lodging Room. A room rented as sleepmg and livmg qu. arters, but WIthout cooking faCilities. In a suite of rooms with- out cooking facilIties. each room which proVides sleepmg ~. commodations shall be counted as one lodging room. 2.2.36, Lot. A parcel of land, a1*1tting on a public street, being a lot designated m a recorded plat or a parcel OCCUPIed by a: pnncIpal buildIng upon the effective date of this Ordinance, or being a parcel of record of sufficient SIZe to proVide the yards reqwred by this Ordinance. 2.2-37. Lot Arett.. The area of a hOrlzontal plane Wlthin the lot: lines. 2 ~-38. Lot, Corner. A lot SItuated at the junction of, and abutting on two or more mtersecting sMets; or a lot at the point of de- flection In alignment of a SIngle street, the mterior angle of which does not exceed 135 degrees. 2.2-39. Lot Depth. The mean horIZOntal distance between the front lot line and the rear lot lme of a lot. 2.2-40. Lot, Interior. A lot other than a corner lot. 2.2 U. Lot Line. A property boundary Ime of any lot held In sm. gle ownership, except that where any portion of a lot extends Into the abuttIng publIc street or alley. the lot lIne shall be deemed to be the street or alley line ~ 2 42. Lot Line, Front. Tha t boundary of a lot which abutts a fP",t a Id m the pase (}f a corner lat lt shall be the shortest lUmenSIon on a pub!I1.: !>ueeL, ::;hvuul the Ullllell.<>lOl SIC (;t~'i.,l, the owner shall deSIgnate the front for the record. 2.243. Lot Line, Rear. That boundary of a lot wWch lS oppoSIte the front lot line If the rear lot Ime IS less than ten (10) feet In length, or If the lot forms a poInt at the rear, the rear lot lIne shall be deemed to be a lIne ten nO) feet m length Wlthm the lot, parallel to, and at the maxunum distance from the front line. 2.2 44. Lot Line, Side. Any boundary of a lot which IS not a front or a rear lot lIne. 2.2-45. Lot, Through. A lot which has a pair of oPPOsite lot hnes along two substantially parallel streets, and which IS not a cor. ner lot On a through lot both street lines shall be deemed front lot lmes but m case of two (2) or more contIguous throu. gh lots, there shall be a common front yard 2,246. Lot Width. The mean honzontal distance between the slde lot lines of a lot, measured WIthIn the lot boundaries. 2.2-47. Mobile Home. Any type of structure ar vehicle which can be qUIckly adapted to or does prOVIde facilitIes for a person or persons to eat and/or sleep WhICh IS mounted on wheels, has provisions for wheels or may be loaded on an ordmary fiat bed truck, such as a house trailer, converted bus or truck, tent or small bUIldIng 2.2.48. ~Iotor CoUI"t OJ' Motel. A building or group of buildings used prImanly for the tenlporary reSIdence of motonsts or travelers 2.2 49. Motor FreIght Tel'lnlllal (Truck Tenn,inaJ). A buildmg lD WhICh freIght brought by motor truck IS assembled and sorted for routmg m lDtrastate and mterstate sWpment. 2.250. NOn Conforming Structure. Any bUIldlDg or structure WhICh IS legally eXlstmg upon the effectIve date of thIS Zon- mg OrdInance, whIch does not conform to the applIcable con- dItIOns If the bUIldmg or structure was to be erected under the gUIdance of the Ordinance 2.251. NOXIOUS Matter. Matenal WhICh IS capable of caUSIng lD- Jury or malaIse to hVIng orgamsms or IS capable of causmg detrunental effect upon the health, or the psychologICal, SOCIal or eConomIC well bemg of human beIngs 2252. Nurse!'), Day. A 10catlOn where care IS prOVIded for pay for three (3) or more chIldren under kmdergarten age for per- iods of four (4) hours Or more 2.253. Palking Space, Automobile. A SUItably surfaced and per- manently mamtamed area, eIther WIthIn or outSIde of a bUlld mg, of SUffICIent SIze to store one standard automobIle, but lD no event less than eIght and one half (8 ~) feet by twenty (20) feet WIth adequate aIsles for Ingress and egress A general standard of 300 square feet per space shall be used for com put- mg parkmg reqUIrements 2.254. Person. An mdIvldual firm partnershIp, assocIatlOn, cor. poratlOn, or orgamzatlOn of any kmd 2.255. Rest Home, (Nursing Home). A pnvate home for the care of chIldren or the aged or mflrm or a place of rest for those suffermg bodIly dIsorders SUch home does not contam eqUIp ment for surgIcal care or for the treatment of dIsease or mJury, nor does It mclude maternIty care or care of mental Illness. 2.2-56. Set Back, Front Yard. The mInImUm honzontal dIstance between the front lme or SIde Ime of the bUIldmg and the street lme, dIsregardIng steps and unroofed porches. 2.2 57. Stable, Private. Any bUIldmg located on a lot on WhICh a reSIdence IS located which IS deSIgned, used or mtended to be used for not more than four horses for the pnvate use of the reSIdents but shall not exceed 600 square feet m area. 2.2-58. Stable, Public. A stable where horses are kept for remu. neratIOn, hIre or sale 2.2-59. Stand,Roadside. A structure for the display and sale of products WIth no space for customers WIthm the structure it. self. 2.2-00. Srory. That portion of a building included between the surface of any floor and the surface of the floor next abOve; or If there IS no floor above, the space between the floor and the ceiling next above. A basement shall be counted as a stOl'Yl and a cellar shall not be counted as a story. 2.2.61. Street. Any publIc or prIvate way set aSIde as a perman- ent rIght of way for vehIcular access 40 feet or more III WIdtll If I1t eXists as the tIme of enactment of thIS OrdInance, and any: such publIc nght of way 60 feet In WIdth after the enactment of thIS Ordmance 2.2.62. StnlCtural Alteration. Any change, other than InCIdental repaIrs, m the supportIng members of a buildmg or structure, such as bearmg walls or petItIOns, columns, beams or gIrders or any substantIal chang~ Lfi the roof or extel'lor Walls 2.2-63. Structure. Anythmg erected, the use of wInch reqUIres more or less peImanent locatIOns on the ground or attached to somethmg havmg a permanent 10catlOn on the ground. 2.2-64. Trailer Park. A lot or parcel of land deslgned and mam- tamed for the purpose of accommodatIng those persons deSIr- mg a SIte upon WhIch to locate a traIleI as a shelter m which to lIve temporarlly or permanently, and saId SIte shall meet the mmlmUJU standards of the State Health Department for trculer parks. 2.2-65. Uses, Non Confonning. Any use of a bUIldmg or premISes which. on the effective date of thIS Ordmance, does not. even though lawfully establIshed, comply WIth all of the applIcable use regulatlOns of the zOnIng distrIct In WhICh such building or premIses IS located. 2.2.66. Yard. An open space on a lot whlCh IS unoccupIed and un- obstructed from ItS lowest level to the sky, except as othelWlSe pernutted In this Ordinance. A yard extends along a lot line and at l'lght angles to such lot Ime to a depth or Wldth speci- fIed m the yard regulatIons for the distnct In WhICh such lot Jslocated. 2.2-67. Yard, Front. A yard extendmg along the full WIdth of the front lot line between SIde lot lInes and from the abutting: front street rIght of way lIne to the front building line ill depth.. 2.2-68. Yard, Rear. That portion of the yard on the same lot Wlth the prmCIpal buildmg, located between the rear building line as specIfIed m the yard regulatIOns for the dIStrict m WhICh such lot IS located and the rear lot lIne and extendlllg the full Width: of the lot, prOVIded that an a lot where an alley IS dedicated at the rear of the lot, om~-half (~) of the Wldth of said alley may; be mcluded In the rear yard reqUIrements. 2.2-69. Yard, Side. A yard extendmg along a SIde lot line 00. tween the front and rear yards. SECTION 3 GENERAL REQUmEMENTS :U APPLICATION: Except as heremafter prOVIded, no building structure or land shall be OCCUpIed or used wWch IS not In con. fonnity WIth the regulations and terms herein s~ed. 3.2 NON.()ONFORMlNG USES: 3.2-1 Any building, structure or use lawfully eXistIng at the time of enactment of thIS Ordinance may be continued at the size and m a manner of operation as eXIStmg upon the effective date of thIS Ordinance except as hereinafter speclf1ed. Noth- Ing In thIS Ordinance shall prevent the placmg of a building or structure m safe con~tIon when saId building or structure IS declared unsafe by the BuIldmg Inspector. 3.2-2. Whenever any part of a buIlding, struct~re or parcel of land occupied by a non-conformmg use 1S changed to or replaG ed by a use confonmng to the prOVISIOns of this Ordiinance, such build mg. structure Qr parcel of land shall not return to the ongmal or any other non conformmg use. 3.2 3. Whenever a non confoInUng budding or structure sha!I have been damaged by fIre. flood, explOSIOn, earthquake, war, not or other calamIty, It may be reconstructed and used as! before If It be completed WIthIn twelve (12) months after suchi calanuty, unless the damage to the building or structure was ,()C (,I Pl' , of It;:. ~illJ markc' \aJlle a-s det' TIUl' .1 by tJR' '7'1 lage CounCIl, m WhICh case the reconstructIon shall be lor a use In accordance WIth the proVISIOns of thIS Ordinance. 3.2.4. Whenever a non confornung use of a building, structure or land shall have been dIscontinued for a perIod of SIX (6)) manths It shall not return to the ongmal or any other Usel which IS non-conformmg WIthIn the dlstnct III wWch It IS }o.. cated. 3.2-5. Any non confoInUng use af land not mvolvmg a buildmg or structure and any non conforming use mvolVIng a building or structure with an assessed value at the date of enactm.ent of this Ordinance of FIve Hundred ($500.()()) Dollars or less may be contmued for a penod of eIghteen (18) months after the enactment of thIS Ordmance, whereupon such non.con- formIng use shall cease The above regulation shall apply to SIgn boards and bIll boards which, If nat brought mto conform- ance. shall be removed from the SIte. 3.2-6 Any bUIlding or structure WhICh will under thIS Ordmance become non conformmg but for whIch a pernut has been law- fully granted prIor to the effective date of thIS Ordinance or 01 amendments thereto, may be completed m accordance Wlth the approved plans, prOVIded constructIOn IS started WIthin SIX 1(6) months of the effectIve date and continues to completIon with two (2) years. Such, shall thereafter be deemed a legally ex. Istmg non conformIng bwldmg or structure. 3.2.7. A non conformmg use of a structure. buildmg or parcel of land may be changed to a SImIlar non conformIng use or a more restrIcted non conformmg use However, once a struc- ture, bUIlding or parcel of land has been placed In a more re- strictive non-conformIng use It shall not return to' a less re- strIctIve non conformmg use 328 Normal mamtenance of a bUIldmg OJ other structures eon- tammg or related to a non conformmg use IS permItted, in- cludmg necessary non structural reparrs and mCldental altera- tlOns WhICh do not extend or mtenslfy the non conformIng use. 3.2 9. AlteratlOns may be made to a bUIldmg contamIng non. conformmg reSidentIal umts when It Will Improve the lIvabilIty prOVIded It does not mcrease the number of dwellmg UnIts or bulk of the bUIldIng. 3.3 LOT PROVISIO~S: 3.3.1. A lot or parcel of land for WhlCh a deed has been recorded In the offlce of the Ramsey County Recorder upon, or pnor to the effectIve date of thIS 01 dmance shall be deemed a buIld- able lot prOVIded It has fIontage on a publIc nght of way andI said space reqUIrements for the diStnct m whlch It IS loca:te<ll can be mamtamed or adjusted to conform as follows: 3.22. A platted lot or parcel of land of recOld upon the effec- tI\ e date of thIS Ordmance whIch does not meet the requll'~ ments of thiS Ordmance as to area, WIdth or other Open space;, may be utIlIzed for smgle famIly detached dwellIng purposes; prOVIded the measurements of such area, WIdth or open space are wlthm 70% of the reqUIre ments under the terms of 1:hisI Ordmance but said lot or parcel shall not be more mtenslV~ developed' Such eXlstmg lots that falI wIthm 700/0' of the re- qUIrements and have lot Widths less than 85 feet shall be per- mItted to have SIde yard set backs m the same percentage pro- portlOn as the lot WIdth reaches the 85 feet reqUIrement of thIS Ordmance In no case shall a Side yard set back be less than fIve feet. 3.3-3. Where two or more contIguous vacant lots are held m SIngle ownershIp WIthIn a subdIVISIon which was duly recorded pnor to the effective date of thIS Ordinance, which lots are IndIVIdually not of the reqUIred mmnnum area or Width for the dIstrIct ill WhlCh they are situated. no specIal exceptiOll shall be reqUIred for the Issuance of bUIldIng permIts, prOVIded that such lots shall be developed In groups or fractIOns there- of, as smgle lots, to provide the mImmum lot frontage and area reqmred for each structure Th~ purpose Oif this provi- SIon is to permIt utIlIzation of isolated recorded lots which JacX Continued on plll'e ao r . '"