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5. North St. Paul - Dave Kogilinek, Planning #770-4450 All classes of Business & Industrial Districts are not allowed outside storage or merchandising in the required side/front setbacks. If visible to residents, it must be screened. North St. Paul regulates this by Special Use Permit. New businesses, such as an SA, they allow them to stack things alongside the building - no enforcement or concern, mostly just with Industrial or big business areas. Not sending ordinance. 6. Edina - Craig Larson, Planning #927-8861 Edina allows outside storage and merchandising. They regulate it by the standards that it occupy an area outside of store that will not exceed 10% of store, and not more than k of the store frontage or setback from property line be taken up. Is sending, ordinance. 7. Robbinsdale - Bill Deblon, Planning #537-4534 Robbinsdale requires a Conditional Use Permit in their B-3 zone. Stored merchandise has to be screened, fenced, lighting appropriate, etc. Open & outdoor sales is an accessory use to the Conditional Use Permit. They have no temporary permits. They mainly focus on big stores like a Farm and Garden, that has big equipment, etc. Is sending ordinance. 8. St. Louis Perk - Don Rye, Planning #924-2575 General rule is that businesses are not allowed to do it. Commercial District ordinance has a provision allowing for temporary outside storage and display, with a blanket rule that requires display or storage does not cover more than 100 sq. ft. and has to brought in every night. Industrial District - processing equipment, etc. is all regulated by special use permit. Inspections enforce this in St. Louis Park. Is sending ordinance 9. Hopkins - Nancy Anderson, Planning #935-8474 Has sidewalk vendors ordinances. They have a United Store that puts tents outside in Public Right -of -Way. Ordinance is not really enforced. Doesn't happen a alot.