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date of this PUD) lots shall not reduce the setback established by the previous unit. A replacement unit is defined as any unit that carries the HUD seal and must be inspected before being brought to the site for life-safety, building, and energy/utility code compliance. The installation of replacement units require a City of Roseville building permit. Manufactured home installations must comply with Chapter 1350 of the Minnesota State Building Code. Units cannot be occupied until after a Certificate of Occupancy is issued. (added October 4, 2002, initialed: ) 9.8 New Lot Size. New or recombined lots created after the approval date of this PUD shall be a minimum of 2,400 s.f. in size and shall have a minimum private road frontage of 40 feet. Each new lot shall be dimensioned, given a lot number, and drawn into the master site plan. A copy of the new lot plan shall be submitted to the Community Development Director. The Community Development Director may approve the new lot amendment to the master plan provided it is consistent with the master plan and within the maximum permitted unit count. 9.9 New Lot or Reorganized Lot Building Coverage. Buildings (mobile homes or manufactured homes) which are placed on new or reorganized lots shall cover a maximum 30% of the new or reorganized lots including their attachments. 9.10 Emergency Shelter. An emergency shelter shall be required as described in Minnesota Statutes, Chapter 327.20 Subd.1 (7) and Minnesota Rules, Chapter 1370. The shelter shall meet City Building and Fire Code structural and life safety/access requirements. The occupant capacity of the shelter shall be established as follows: Total residents times .80 times 4 s.f. per occupant. At the time of approval of this PUD, the emergency shelter occupancy capacity shall be 140 occupants within a minimum sheltered space of 560 s.f. The City Building Official, Fire Marshall, and Civil Defense Director shall annually (November) inspect the existing shelter facility for compliance with life/safety codes. These inspections shall address Fire and Life Safety issues relating to maintenance and upkeep of fire extinguishers, exit lighting, emergency lighting, exiting, and required separations between exit access and hazardous areas. These inspections shall also address all related life safety issues identified at the time of the inspection. (added October 4, 2002, initialed: The Roseville Estates' emergency shelter located at the Developer s office, 2599 Lexington Avenue was inspected by a city building official, fire marshal, and civil defense director on November 14 and on December 19, 2002 for corrections and, as of December 19, 2002, the emergency shelter meets city building and fire code structural and life safety/access requirements. Therefore, the emergency shelter is approved by the City of Roseville. (added December 21, 2002, initialed: ) 9.11 Buffer Zone. A buffer zone consisting of evergreen vegetation and/or fence screening materials within the required side and rear setback areas adjacent to the western and southern residential districts shall be installed as illustrated within the site development and landscape plan. The vegetation along the south property line, south west-end side already exists but needs to be cleaned up and plantings installed in vacant areas. Spruces have been planted PUD Agreement #1256 (Roseville Estates Mobile Home Park) - 6