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. e . SETBACKS FOR COMMERCIAL STRUCTURES While setback requirements for parking and loading facilities are an important mitigation measure, the setback requirements of the commercial building itself are equally important. The setbacks that some cities require for commercial structures that are adjacent to residential properties are shown below in Table 8. White Bear Lake Don't differentiate between setbacks from residential vs. other uses other than requiring a minimum 20 buffer between commercial uses adjacent to residential. Brooklyn Park St. Louis Park 50 ft. 75 ft. 75 ft. C-2 District: n/a C-2 District bldgs. C-2 District bldgs. under 35 ft.: Same as under 35 ft: 15 ft residential setback C-2 District bldgs. over 35 ft.: 15 ft + 1 ft. for each ft. of bldg. height over 35 ft. C-2 District bldgs. over 35 ft.: Ht. of bldg. In the C-1 District, all setbacks are the same as for the adjacent residential. St. Cloud Same as what would be required on the residential lot line. Maple Grove 100 ft* 100 ft* 100 ft* * All setbacks are increased 1 ft for every foot ofbldg ht. over 35 feet. Minnetonka Height of bldg. Max. 100 ft. * Min. 50 ft.* 1.5 x height of bldg. Max. 100 ft. * Min. 50 ft. * 1.5 x height of bldg. Max. 100 ft. * Min. 50 ft. * Blaine 100 feet* 100 feet* 100 feet* * less in B-1 and B-2 districts Roseville foo ft* .'. 100' fi* , " * .when a rear yard contains aloading area, the buildings,etback is.r20 feet: . Roseville Shopping Center District Study Phase I Report Page 9