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City of Roseville ORDINANCE NO. 1451 AN ORDINANCE AMENDING SELECTED TEXT PERTAINING TO OUTDOOR STORAGE IN CHAPTERS 1001 (INTRODUCTION), 1005 (COMMERCIAL AND MIXED-USE DISTRICTS), 1006(EMPLOYMENT DISTRICTS), 1009(PROCEDURES),AND 1011 (PROPERTY PERFORMANCE STANDARDS) OF TITLE 10 "ZONING CODE" OF THE ROSEVILLE CITY CODE THE CITY OF ROSEVILLE ORDAINS: SECTION 1. Purpose:The Roseville City Code is hereby amended to improve outdoor storage regulations by amending the definition and revising how and where outdoor storage is allowed. SECTION 2. Chapter 1001 is hereby amended as follows: City Code§1001.10 (Definitions) Outdoor storage, equipment and goods: Storage of goods,materials, equipment(e.g., household lawn/garden implements,larger construction equipment,trailers, etc.);or fleet or service whielessalable goods on racks,pallets,bundles, etc., outside of an enclosed building.Off street . _ _. . .- . - -• . . - _ - • . ".. . .. ."For the purpose of outdoor storage regulation,"equipment"does not include snow removal machinery that may be seasonally present on a property for on-site use. Outdoor storage, fleet vehicles: Storage outside of an enclosed building of fleet vehicles,ranging in size from passenger cars to commercial trucks,which are in active use by a rental agency, dispatch service,or other similar distribution or transportation service. Inoperable vehicles in need of repair or vehicles which are stored for seasonal use(e.g., snow plows in summer months)are defined and regulated as inoperable/out of service vehicles or equipment. Outdoor storage, inoperable/out of service vehicles or equipment: Storage outside of an enclosed building of vehicles or equipment which are in need of repair or unused for more than 72 hours. Outdoor storage, loose materials: Storage outside of an enclosed building of gravel,rock,mulch, sand, salt, or other such material stored in piles or bins.