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Types of Water Body Structure Setback ITom Structure Setback from Roads, Driveway, Parking (4) Maximum Water Body Bluff and other Impervious Bldg.lStructure Height Surl'ace or Setback DNR and City Public 75 feet (1,3) 30 feet 30 feet (5) 30 feet Waters Wetland SO feet (2,3) Not applicable 30 feet (5) 30 feet Stonn Pond 10 feet (2,3) Not applicable 10 feet 30 feet Notes: 1 Setback is measured from the normal ordinary high water level. 2 Setback is measured from the wetland or pond boundary. 3 One water-oriented accessory structure designed in accordance with Section 18.050.3 of this ordinance may be set back a minimum distance often (10) feet from the ordinary high water level. 4 See Section 18.050.7 5 A 30 foot setback from road or parking surfaces may include a combination ofland within right-of-ways and adjacent to the right-of-way, as well as curb and gutter controlling run-off and sediment to a storm pond. Pedestrian trails shall be exempt from setback requirements. d. Clarification should be considered for the bluff land definition and setback as well as the vegetation cutting section. This will be done through a handout after adoption. A number ofDNR handouts are already available. e. Clarification should be considered regarding how the shoreland (DNR) standards apply within the wetland and storm pond areas. For example, one resident asked whether bluff land owned within a wetland setback area may be built on and/or have vegetation cut differently than in a shoreland area. Water quality and quantity control is the main reason for this ordinance, therefore all wetlands and ponds should also be protected by this ordinance, but the actual setback requirements will be different. Structures cannot be placed on the steep slope bluff land. (See Section 18.045.3). f. While not part of this proposed ordinance, at some point in the process, the Commission and Council should discuss the differences in "no wake" buffer between Shoreview and Roseville. Shoreview amended its ordinance to reduce the "no wake II buffer from 300 feet to 150 feet of the shore of any lake. Rosevillets code, Section 88.040 through 88.060 states that when a motor boat passes within 300 feet of any shoreline ... the operator shall ... throttle down his speed ..." (no mention is made of the words Uno wake buffer". Suml\lary: Through the summer and fall of 1994, there have been numerous public hearings and comments received. The ordinance has been studied by planning staff, the Public Works Director, and the 2