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An Ordinance Establishing Section, 30-1587, Focused Area Study (FAST) of the
City of Elk River, Minnesota, City Code
The City Council of the City of Elk River does hereby ordain as follows:
SECTION 1. That � 30-1587, Focused Area Stud), (FAST), of the City of Elk River Code of
Ordinances shall read as follows:
Section 30-1587., — Focused Area Study (FAST�
The Focused Area Stud v (FAST District is established to provide land use, architectural, and bulk
regulations to the 900 acres of propert ' y,located on each side of Highway 10/169 between 177th
.Avenue and 185th Avenue.
The EAS-.Yis intended to incorporate the -findings and recommendations developed from the 171"
Focused Area Study and as amended from time to time. Because of the diverse range of activities
envisioned withita the district, all within a common master 121an, zoning is regulated throe gh.the
development of sub -zones. The subzones are:
(�1) The Point
(B) The Pinnacle
(() North Business Park
(D) Hillside Heights
(E) Office ViEage
(F) River West Residential
(G) Hwy 1 OZ 169 Service Commercial
(14) The I linge
(1) East Elk RJL�L��
The Point(A
(a) Eyjpose.... Subzone "A" is established to provide an environment - gh densiq residential
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development and to maximize the recreational and aesthetic benefits of the river. Nlost
deyLi—opllmnent is less than three (3) stories.
(b) Permitted uses are as follQ)K�
(1) Licenscd daycare facilities (16 or fewer childre).
(2) Model homes in compliance with section 30-800.
(3) Public Parks.
(4) Residential, duplexes.
(5) Residential, multi -ole-farnilv.
(6) Residential, siule-farruly.
(7) Residential, triplexes.
(8) State -licensed residential facilities or housing.
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(c) Accessojy uses are as follows:
(1) Accessoti, structures (provided the rnaterials are the same as those of the emstin
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principal structure.)
(2) Public shelters.
(3) Stem, as permitte.d. in section 30-851 et seq.
(d) Conditional uses. are as follows:
(1) Boardinghouses.
(2) Business offices.
(3) Development of roper within the 50 foot setback of the wild and scenic river
district.
(4) Institutional uses.
(5) Iicensed day care facilities (17 or more children).
(6) Nonprofit clubs
(7) Outpatient health care facilities.
(8) Professional offices.
(9) Townhomes (maximurn 12 units per. structure).
(e) Bulk.ReeLlalions. Bulk regulations are listed in Section 30-1588.
(f) A-elgilecluralSimidands, Architec rural Standards are outlined in section 30-938.
The Pinnacle (B)
(a) Pry ose.......Sub zone "B" is established to Vrovide an environment for certain industrial office
and commercial uses which are compatible with and comVIement each other. The focus of
the district is -job-creation, where hi hr visibility. is nota necessacomponent of
successftil businesses. Most developme.nt is less than three L3) stories.
(b) Permitted uses are as follow:
(1) DtLwpubs.
(2) Brewer to rooms producipg. less. than 10,000 barrels of malt liquor anijuafly.
(3) Business offices,
(4) Financial institutions,
(5) Governmental facilities.
(6) Light manufacturing.
(7) MA order operations.
(8) QuIl2atient health care facilities.
(9) Physical recreation and trajaipg.
(10) Printing shops.
(11) Professional offices,
(12) Public parks.
(13) Research and development facilities.
(14) Restaurants, lass 1.
(15) Restaurants, Class 11.
(16) Retail sales establishments.
(17) School, vocational,
(18) Warehouses not exceeding 50 l2ercent of the entire building).
(19) Wholesale businesses.
(c) Accessoj:� uses are as follows:
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(1) Accessory structures (provided the materials are the saine, asthose of the exjstll2g
principal squ,cture).
(2) Cocktail rooms.
(3) Outdoor storage areas accessory to principal use.
(4) Stens as pemidtl.e.d M* section 30-851 et seq.
(d) Conditional uses are as follows:
(1) Boating and distribution.
(2) Brower- to rooms producing 10,000 or more barrels of malt h-quor annually.
(3) Bus storage. Not to exceed ten buses, unless the 1)roperty has -direct access to an
arterial or collector street.
(4) Commercial recreation facilities.
(5) Development of prol2em-within the 50 foot setback of the wild and scenic river
district.
(6) Da cleaning establishments.
(7) Equipment rental.
(8) Firearm sales.
(9) Institutional uses.
(10) Kennels, commercial.
(11) Laundry establishments.
(12) Loading areas (Then overhead doors are located in front yards).
(13) Manufacturing, b ' ght enclosed with related retard sales.
(14) Micro distiUcries.
(15) Motor Vehicle repair .,Sl-l()P",.
(16) Non�rofit clubs.
(17) ReQ,cling l2rocessing centers.
(1 S) Storage tanks.
(19) 'Felecommunagation operations.
(20) Vehicle sales and services.
(21) Warehouse space exceeding; 50 percent of the total building floor area u12 to
Maximum of 65 percent.
(e) Bulk Rawylalions. Bulk reg2lations are fisted in Section 30-1588.
(0 jrcbileaumlSlandai-dy. Architectural Standards are outlined in section 30-938.
North Business ParkQ
(a) hapose. Subzone "C" is established to encourage a planned, integrated environment for
certain industrial, office, and cornmercial uses, which are conal2atible, with and coin l2lemen
each other as well as the surrounding land uses. The underlying land use deli nation "vithill
the district may vaKy and ma�, be either lig-ht industrial or hiv'hway business. Development
wittlinl-S.u.,bz.one "C" will Correspond with the land use deli nation.. Industrial and office uses
are allowed where the land use designation is hght industrial, and commercial uses are
allowed where the land use deli anon is highway business. It is the intent of this section
that development reflects common themes using coni p2tible architectural design and
consistenc, in-signae , land,scaairs g, and fiJiting. It is also the intent, to encourage businesses,
which generate a.. high. numbci-of jobs per square foot rather than j2redminantly warehouse
tAT12e uses.
()) Perinitted uses are as follow:
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(1) .All uses allowed as a 12erinitted use in Section 30--1294 business fork .
(c) liccesson7 uses arc as follows:
(1) All uses allowed as an accessory use in Section 30-1294 (Business Park.
(d) Conditional uses are as follows:
(1) All uses allowed as a conditional use in Section 30-1294 a3usiness Park).
(e) Bulk, 1"�e wlatirrns. Bulk re lations are listed in Sections 30--1311 and 30-1312.
(0 drehitecturalSlandards•. Architectural Standards are outlined in section 30-1294 (Business
Park.
Hillside Heights (D)
(a) Pur ose. Subzone "D" establishes an environment that provides a range.- of housing options
and takes advanta e. of wetland views and woodland polo . The area provides for
attached fanvly develorament,� rre.ser�Tin� the naa�t txta� t� een space ani...... es will affording
maximum density near employment, transportation, and service centers offered by the other
subzones. Most development is less than tree (3) stories.
(b) Permitted uses are as follow:
(1) lied and breakfast establishments, horneowner-occU.ied.
(2) Business offices.
(3) Horne occupations, permitted.
(4) fennels, private, on parcels less than five acres.
(5) Licensed daycare facilities for 16 or fewer children.
(6) Model homes li7 compliance with section 30-1300.
(7) Professional offices,
(€3) Public. is ta,,.�„ arks..
(9) Residential, duplexes.
(10) Residential, multiple-fgmfly.
(11) Residential, single-family.
(12) Residential, townhomes, 'up to £3 units Per structure.
(13) State -licensed residential facilities or housing..
(14) Towers up to 60 feet in hei ht.
Accessory uses are as follows:
(1) Accessory structures.
(2) Private recreational facilities.
(3) Public shelters.
(4) Si rs as permitted in section 30-€351 et seQ.
(c) Conditional uses are as follows:
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Bed and breakfast establishments, non -homeowner -occupied.
Cemeteries minimum lot size four acres
Cooverative aardeninLy in t3resen7ed oven st)ace.
Golf courses and counts clubs
Governmental offices.
Floriculture, in Preserved open space
Home occupations, conditional.
Horticulture, in preserved open space.
Institutional uses.
Kennels, commercial.
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(11) l�eiiiacls �rrir°ate on ,tarcc.ls less than five acres.
(12) licensed day care facilities for 17 or niorc children.
(13) Residential, multi jple-fairjv, provided that busincss/con-imercial uses at street level
occupy the floor,
(14) Stables, private.
(15) Telecommunication operations.
(d) -bilk Re4milalions. Bulk re rulations are listed in Section 30-1588.
(e) Archiled m-alSiandai-ds. 2lr'chitcctural Standards are outlined 111 section 30-938.
Office Village (E)
(a) Piv4ose. Subzonc"E" provides for redevLloi2ment toward large office, business center, and
Showroom businesses. Good -,Jsibili. , but poor -access once the transportation system .is
finalized will yield attractive, destination e deN,elonmento l?f)ortunities, 'rhe focus of the
district is job creation, where ]aighwav access is not a necessap,, coInj-.)onent of successful
businesses. Most develoVinent is less than three (3) stories.
(:)) Per='tted uses are as follow:
(1) Bre-wpubs,
(2) Brewer to rooms producing.le,ss..than 10,000 barrels of malt liQuor,aj-Inually.
(3) Business offices,
(4) Financial institutions.
(5) .[')rearm sales.
(6) Mail order operations,
(7) Manufa.cwring....fight.
(8) Outpatient health care facilities.
(9) Personal service establishments.
(10) Phrsical. recreation and trm'111119.
(11) Professional offices,
(12) Publicwt arks.
(13) Research and development facilities,
(14) Restaurants, Class 1.
(15) Restaurants, Class IL
(16) Retail sales establishments.
(17) Telecommunication operations.
(18) !Lheraj2.eufic massage when offered widn'll the confines of a medical or chiropractic
Clinic.
(19) Warehouse spaces not exceeding 50 percent of the entire buil,dm'g-.
(20) Wholesale businesses.
(c) AccessoiiT uses are as follo-vvs:
(1) Accessory structures (provided the materials are the saime as those of the existing
principal structure)
(1) Cocktail rooms.
(2) Outdoor storage areas accessary to principal us.
(3) Si is as perixiitted in section 30-851 et seci.
(d) Conditional uses are as follows:
(1) Bottling and distijbUtiOn facilities,
(2) Brewer to rooms producing_],.0,000 or more barrels of inalt hquor...atinualA,.
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(3) Broadcastirw), studios and facilities,
(4) Bus store ge-.—Nlot to exceed ten buses, unless the j2roj2erL has direct access to an
arterial or collector street.
(5) C arwash, facilities.
(6) Commercial recreation facilities.
(7) Development of property within the 50 foot setback of the wild and scenic river
district,
(8) Dj�: cleaning estabhshinents.
(9) Governmental facilities.
(10) Hotels.
(11) Institutional uses.
(12) Kennels. con-mercial,
(13) Laundry establishments.
(14) Loading areas when overhead doors are located in front -ands .
(15) Manufacturiggjight.. enclosed with related retail sales.
(16) MicrodistifleEl—es.
(17) Motels,
(18) Motor vehicle sep air shops.
(19) Motor vehicle service stations.
(20) Motor vehicle specialty sh=,,.
(21) On -sale liquor establislaments.
(22) Recycling pmcessjng centers.
(213) Sauna, establishments.
(24) Shopping centers.
(25) Storage tanks.
(26) Vehicle sales and service.
(27) Veterinan clinics.
(28) Warehouse spaces exceeding 50 percent of the total building floor area up to a
Maximum of 65 percent.
(e) BmIk Reaulalions. Bulk rcgLilations are listed in Section 30-1588.
An ,,cimrq1.S1qndard.r. Architectural Standards are outlined in section 30-938,
River West Residential (F)
(a) PuOose. Subzone �"F' rovides sinwe-famil: residences in areas with full municinal t)ubhc
sanity , sewers, storm sewers and municiml. water in areas that are a continuation of
existing residential deyLloprrient patterns.,vind the infillingy of existinL, lots in established -areas.
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(b) Permitted uses are as follow:
(1) Accessor ' K dwelling units.
(2) Bed and breakfast establishments, homeowner-occul2ied.
(3) Horne occupations, permitted.
(4) Licensed dad care facilities for 12 or fewer children.
(5) 14odelbomes in compliance with section 30-800.
(6) Open 5ace meselvation, developmentpfats within the.. R- I a district (residential
Clusterilu).
(7) Public parks.
(8) Residential. single -fainily.
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(9) State -licensed residential facilities or hOUs"
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(c) Accesson, uses are as follows:
(1) Accessoa structures.
(2) Public shelters.
(3) Private recreational facilities.
(4) Signs as pelnu'tted in section 30-851 et seq.
(d) Conditional uses are as follows:
(1) Bed and breakfast establishn-ieiits,.n,on-hotneowner-2�c:culaied
(2) Cemeteries, minimum lot size four acres.
(3) Governmental facilities,
(4) Horne occupations, conditional.
(5) Insti tutional. uses.
(6) Kennels, private.
(7) Licensed dad, car.e facilities in institutional builditiLys.
(e) Bulk, Raulalions. Bull, regulations are listed in Section 30-1588.
Architectural Standards are outlined in section 30-938.
Hwy 10/169 Service Cornmercia"G
(a) Puipose. Subzone "G" is to recogLtize the need for commercial establishments on or serum
with immediate access to major highways. -Permitted land vises should take advantage of the
higbway access in a manner which other business districts are not afforded. In addition to
retail and commercial uses,Qq �si-lndustrial and wholesale. enterprises that do not meet an
industrial settui and have considerable customer contact are acceptable in the Eghway
cornmercial district.
()) Permitted uses are as follow:
(1) All uses allowed as a pernu'tted use in Section 30-1024-LHighway Commercial .
(c) Accessor�, uses are as fol]Q-W--Sl'
(1) All uses allowed as an accessoa7 use in Section 30-1024 ffiti liway Commerciaj�,
(d) Conditional uses are as follows:
(1) AU uses allowed as,a conditional use in Section 3QLj1QO224-Ojjghw, Commercial.,
(e) Bulk Re-gulalions. Bulk regulations ar.e.. listed in Sections 30-1041 and 301042.
Archileaural Slandards. Architectural Standards are outlined in section 30-1.024 (Flighway
Cmin�erchal
The Hinge (H)
(a) Para a.re. Subzone "H" facilitates de�Felo a cnt that is not centered on access as antici �atcd
than ge
es to Hi shwa T 10 access will impact traditional highway, centric uses. Care should be
employed to i3rovide site design that can accommodate fronting both 171st and'I'vvin lakes
Radkava-y. -.Uses are jobs and services centric, reco�mizme the shift in traffic i2attcrns.
Accesso!., ii-pproveinerits. i.e.. se-ating, trails, hghting etc. shall be cm )lo red. to maxillu,ze the
benefit of the xetlands widiin the area.
(b) Pett-nitted uses are as follow:
(1) Brewpubs.
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(2) Brewer taproon-is producing less than 10,000 barrels of malt liquor annually,.
(3) Business offices.
(4) Firearm sales.
(5) Outpatient health care facilities.
(6) Personal service establishments.
(7) 12h,sisal recreation and txkDjja&
(8) Printing shops.
(9) Professional offices.
(1(l) Pubhc parks.
(11) Research and development facilities,
(12) Restaurants, Class 1.
(13) Restaurants, Class 11.
(14) Retail sales establishments.
(15) Therapeutic massage when offered NkTitl.im'the confines of a medical or chiropractic
clinic.
(c) Accessory uses are as follows:
(1) Accessory structures (provided the materials are the same as those of the existing
principal structure)
(2) Cocktail rooms.
(3) Signs as permitted in section 30-851-ct...S.eq..
(d) Conditional uses are as follows:
(1) Brewer Wroorns producing 10.000 or more barrels of malt liquor annually.
(2) Commercial recreation facilities.
(3) Development of 12rol2erty within the 50 foot setback of the wild and scenic river
district.
(4) Dj:y cicani-ig, establishments.
(5) Financial institutions.
(6) Governmental facilities.
(7) Institutional uses.
(8) Launda establishments.
(9) Loading areas (hen overhead doors are located in front yards).
(1 (l) Mail OT&r. operations.
(11) Manufacturing, light..
(12) MicrodisdUeries.
(13) Motor vehicle repair shops.
(14) Motor vehicle service stations.
(15) Motor vehicle specialty shops.
(16) Nonprofit clubs.
(I 7) Off -sale liquor stores.
(18) On -sale liquor establishments.
(19) Outdoor storage, provided the storage area is:
a. Is accessor, to a principal permitted or conditional use, and
b. Corripfics with the accessoty structure setback requirement applicable to the
ipropertl-, and
c. Is no larger than 30 percent of the buildinares„__,,,_,,and
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d. Includes screCIII-11 SO as to nroTlde -,i visual barrier. An: Such barrier Shall
reduce, visibilin7 in a in.,anner that restricts jSjon of the objcLt being screened
but is not fit to totally .bl.ock theN7iSioll of any such obiect.
i. Screening. shall be consistent with the screerunrequirements outlined fcu
Qutd )or Storage within the Business Park zoning. district.
(20) Pawnshops (250 -foot setback from aliv residential zone and 500 -foot setback from
schools )arks da v care centers churches and other avnshas me asured from
the property hne),
(21) Shopping centers.
(2.2) Stora,ge tanks,
(23) Telecommunication 012erations.
(24) Vehicle sales and service.
(25) Veteringa clillics,
(26) Warehouse spaces exceeding 50 percent of the total buildiqjg-floor area up to a
maximum of 65 micent.
(e) 131,11k, Raulalions. Bulk re, gyu lations applicable to the Point sub -zone are listed in Section 30-
1588.s
Architectural Standards...al2phcable to the Point sub -zone are ouffiicd
in section 30-938.
East Elk River Gatewgyjl)
(a) Px4o,ov. Subzone 'T' is established to provide opport-unitv for destination retail and seri-ice
developments injrricdiatel: adjacent to the I-EVhwa), 10 Twin Hakes Road intersection.
Closer to the .river uses transition to multi le famil, residential and 1:)ubfic c)pen space. The
focus of the district is service and retail node intended to ercFe tl�c. re Tonal a ulation while
ina-m-nizing the recre2tiotial and aesthetic benefits of ffic river. As the Twin Lakes Road and
Highway 10 intersection transitions to a interchange. additional right of way will be
necessary, requirin4 the relocation of businesses. These areas anticit3ated to be necessary for
the interchnngc are identified as tem poraLy_destination retail in the FAST stud y.
(b) Permitted uses are as f0HQL.
(1) Bmy�ubs.
(2) Brewer taprooms producing less than 10,000 barrels of malt li�uor annually,
(3) Business and Professional offices.
(4) Fin,ancial lnstitutions.
(5) Fire Arms sales.
(6) Personal service establishments.
(7) Ph,sical recreation and traigin&
(8) Public.parks.
(9) Restxurants, Class I.
(10) Restaurants, Class 11.
(11) Retail sales establishments,
(c) Accessorl, use-, are as follows:
(1) Accessary Structures.
(2) Cocktail roams.
(3) Off-street parking facilities.
(4) Off-street loading facilities.
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(5) private recreational facilities,
(6) Public shelters.
(7) Sims as permitted in section 30-851 eL.L%
(d) C.onditional uses are as follows:
(1) Brewer taprooms producing 10,000 or more barrels of malt liquor annually.
(2) Carwashes.
(3) Commercial recreational facilij�,,
(4) Development of.pIQperty within 50 feet of the wild and scenic river district.
(5) DLy cleaning establishment.
(6) Enclosed halt manufacturing with related retail sales.
(7) Equiptnent rental businesses.
(8) Governmental facilities.
(9) fjotels.
(10) Institutional uses.
(11) Licensed day care facilities,
(12) Microclistffleries.
(13) Motels.
(14) Motor vehicle service stations.
(15) Motor vehicle. specialty sbol2s.
(16) Nonprofit clubs, lodges or halls.
(17) On -sale liquor establishments.
(18) Sauna establishments.
(19) Shopping centers.
(20) 'Vehicles sales and services.
(21) Veterinajy clinics.
(e) Bulk- Raulalions. Bulli. regulafions are listed in Sections 30-1041 and 30-1042.
Archaectlyrafflandards. Architectural Standards are outlined in section 30-1024-LHi,ghway
Commercial).
SECTION 2.17hat 30-1588, Structure Regulations, of the City of Elk River Code of Ordinances
shall read as follows:
Minunurn lot size
(square feet)
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SECTION 3. That this ordinance shall take effect- upon adoption and be published as provided by,
law.
Passed and adopted by the City Council of the City of Elk River this 15th day of August, 2016,
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AITES'r:
Tina Allard, City Clerk
Limq Llpdmcd Maich 2014
AFFIDAVIT OF PUBLICATION
STATE OF MINNESOTA ) ss
COUNTY OF SHERBURNE
Charlene Vold being duly swom on an oath,
states or affirms that he/she is the Publisher's
Designated Agent of the newspaper(s) known
as:
Star News
with the known office of issue being located
in the county of:
SHERBURNE
with additional circulation in the counties of:
WRIGHT
and has full knowledge of the facts stated
below:
(A) The newspaper has complied with all of
the requirements constituting qualifica-
tion as a qualified newspaper as provided
by Minn. Stat. §331A.02.
(B) This Public Notice was printed and pub-
lished in said newspaper(s) once each
week, for 1 successive week(s); the first
insertion being on 01/14/2017 and the last
insertion being on 01/14/2017.
MORTGAGE FORECLOSURE NOTICES
Pursuant to Minnesota Stat. §580.033
relating to the publication of mortgage
foreclosure notices: The newspaper complies
with the conditions described in §580.033,
subd. 1, clause (1) or (2). If the newspaper's
known office of issue is located in a county
adjoining the county where the mortgaged
premises or some part of the mortgaged
premises described in the notice are located,
a substantial portion of the newspaper's
circulation is in the latter count}.
By: �iQ (elh � r, (, �
Designated Agent
Subscribed and sworn to or affirmed before
me on 01/14/2017 by Charlene Vold.
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CITY OF ELK RIVER
RESOLUTION 16-52
A RESOLUTION OF THE
CITY OF ELK RIVER
APPROVING NOTICE OF
SUMMARY PUBLICATION
OF ORDINANCE
NO. 16-19, AN ORDINANCE
WHICH AMENDS THE
CITY OF ELK RIVER CODE
OF ORDINANCES BY
ADDING SECTION 30-1587,
FOCUSED AREA STUDY
(FAST) AND SECTION
30-1588, STRUCTURE
REGULATIONS, TO
THE CITY CODE
WHEREAS, on August 15, 2016,
the Elk River City Council adopted
Ordinance No. 16-19, an ordinance
which amends the City of Elk Riv-
er Code of Ordinances by adding
Section 30-1587, entitled 'Focused
Area Study (FAST)", and Section,
30-1158, entitled "Structure Regu-
lations"; and
WHEREAS, Minnesota Statutes,
Section 412.191, Subc. 4 allows
publication by title and summary in
the case of lengthy ordinances; and
WHEREAS, the City Council
finds that the following summary
will clearly inform the public on the
intent and effect of Ordinance No.
16-19; and
WHEREAS, a copy of the full text
of Ordinance No. 16-19 is available
for inspection by any person at the
office of the Elk River City Clerk,
13065 Orono Parkway, during reg-
ular business hours - 8:00 a.m. to
4:30 p.m., Monday through Friday.
NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RE-
SOLVED by the City Council of the
City of Elk River, Minnesota, as fol-
lows: That the City Council, by at
least four-fifths votes, authorizes
publication of the title and the fol-
lowing summary of Ordinance No.
16-19.
Public Notice:
During their August 15, 2016,
meeting, the City Council adopted
Ordinance No. 16-19, an ordinance
which amends the City of Elk Riv-
er Code of Ordinances by adding
Section 30-1587, entitled "Focused
Area Study (FAST)", and Section,
30-1158, entitled "Structure Regu-
lations", to the City Code.
In summary, Ordinance No. 16-
19:1) creates a new zoning district,
the Focused Area Study (FAST)
District, with multiple sub -districts,
to implement the Focused Area
Study which was approved by the
Dity Council on June 21, 2010; and
2) adopts structure regulations for
oroperlies within the FAST district.
Passed and adopted this 6th
Jay of September, 2016.
John J. Dietz, Mayor
1TIEST. Tina Allard
:ity Clerk
Published in the
Star News
January 14, 2017
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