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<br />9.6 Replacement j\i!obile Homes or .\1anllj'aclllred Home Units. Units and accessory structures <br />which replace existing or dilapidated units, or fill vacant pre-existing (prior to the approval <br />date of this PUD) lots shall not reduce the setback established by the previous unit. <br /> <br />9.7 New Lot Size. New or recombined lots created after the approval date of this PUD shall be a <br />minimum of 2.400 s.L in size and shall have a minimum private road frontage of 40 feet. <br />Each new lot shall be dimensioned, given a lot number, and drawn into the master site plan. <br />A copy of the new lot plan shall be submitted to the Community Development Director. The <br />Community Development Director may approve the new lot amendment to the master plan <br />provided it is consistent with the master plan and within the maximum permitted unit count. <br /> <br />9.8 New Lot or Reorgani::cd Lot Building ('()\'cragc. Buildings (mobile homes or manufactured <br />homes) which are placed on new or reorganized lots shall cover a maximum 30% of the new <br />or reorganized lots including their attachments, <br /> <br /> <br /> <br />9.9 <br /> <br />E rgen(~v Shelter. An emergency shelter s I be required as described in Minnesota <br />Statutes, Chapter 327,20 Subd.1 (7). 'The shelter s II meet City Building and Fire Code <br />structural and life safety/access requirements, The occ nt capacity ofthe shelter shall be <br />> established as follows: Total residents times .80 times 6 .f. per occupant. At the time of <br />approval of this PUD. the emergencv shelter occupancy capacity shall be 140 occupants <br />within a minimum sheltered space ot@g).f. The City Building Official, Fire Marshall, and <br />Civil Defense Director shall annually (November) inspect the existing shelter facility for <br />. <br />compliance with life/safety codes. <br /> <br />4~. <br />~ <br /> <br />9.10 Bu.Der Zone. A buffer zone consisting of evergreen vegetation and/or fence screening <br />materials within the required side and rear setback areas adjacent to the western and southern <br />residential districts shall be installed as illustrated within the site development and landscape <br />plan. <br /> <br />9,1 J Parking Off.-street parking areas established after the approval date of this PUD, shall be <br />improved as shown on the approved site dcvelopment plan (Exhibit F), and shall include <br />hard surfacing (bituminous), Parking shall be a minimum of one space adjacent to or on each <br />lot and a second space on or adjacent to the lot or in a joint parking lot. Each new or re- <br />organized lot created after adoption of this PUD shall designate 500 s.f. to have 2 parking <br />spaces on each lot and 0.5 guest parking space. which may be located in a shared community <br />parking lot site. New parking spaces shall be setback 5 feet from side lot lines except where <br />combined with contiguous parking on adjoining lots. No semi tractor/ trailer, or commercial <br />truck parking (daytime or evening) shall be allowed on the site, except while delivering <br />materials. So long as the DEVELOPER maintains its use of the property as contemplated in <br />this agreement, the ofT-street parking areas constructed in accordance with the approved site <br />development plan shall be satisf~lct()ry to the CITY. Ifadditional parking is needed as a result <br />of expanded mobile homes. manuf~lctured housing, townhomes or apartment use of the <br />property by the DEVELOPER or as a result of a successor's business activities, the <br />DEVELOPER shall satisfy the CITY' s then-current arkin J re uirements with approyriate <br />hard surfac , concrete perimeter-curbed and drained parking area. ~ ~ <br /> <br /> <br />PU D Agreement Ii ____(Roseville Estates Mobile Home Park) - 6 <br /> <br />-, <br />