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ORDINANCE 88- 33
AN ORDINANCE AMENDING SECTIONS 900.12 (PRINCIPAL USES
BY DISTRICT), 900.14 (ACCESSORY USES BY DISTRICT)
AND 900.16 (CONDITIONAL USES BY DISTRICT)
The City Council of the City of Elk River does ordain as follows:
Section 1. That Section 900.12, 900.14 and 900.16 of the
Elk River Code of Ordinances be recodified as Section 900.12
titled, "Permitted, Accessory and Conditional Uses by District"
and amended to read as follows:
See Attachments
Section 2. That this ordinance shall take effect and be
in full force from and after the date of its publication.
Passed and adopted this 19th day of
, 1988.
December
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Estelle E. Gunkel, Mayor
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Pat D. Klaers, City Administrator
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900.12
Permitted, Accessory, and Conditional Uses by District
FP - Floodway and Flood Fringe District
All uses, principal, accessory and conditional, allowed
within the Floodway and Flood Fringe Districts shall be as
set forth in Section 902 of the code.
B. A-I - Agricultural Conservation District
Statement of Purpose
The Agricultural Conservation District is established
for the purpose of preserving, promoting, maintaining,
and enhancing the use of land for commercial
agricultural purposes, to prevent scattered and leap-
frog non-farm growth, to protect expenditures for such
public services as roads and road maintenance, and
police and fire protection.
1. Permitted Uses -
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b.
c.
d.
Agricultural uses (10 acre minimum)
Public parks, playgrounds and open space
Facilities for flood and erosion control
Horticultural uses
Golf courses and Country Clubs
Single family dwellings
Model homes in compliance with Section 900.20,
Subsection 13
Licensed daycare facilities for 12 or fewer
children
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f.
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h.
2. Accessory Uses -
a. Accessory farm structures
b. Public shelters and essential services
c. Garages and sheds including metal skin buildings
d. Private Recreational Facilities
3. Conditional Uses -
a.
b.
Commercial recreational facilities
Campground
Mineral extraction and general
operations
Feed lots
Institutional Uses
Roadside sales stands
Veterinary clinics and kennels
Cemeteries and memorial gardens
Home occupations
excavation
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d.
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f.
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Airports
Governmental bUildings and facilities
Temporary mobile homes consistent with Section
900.20
Temporary material processing associated with
mineral extraction within legal gravel pits.
Licensed daycare facilities for 13 or more
children in institutional buildings
Agricultural uses (less than 10 acres)
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C. R-l - Single Family Residential District
Statement of Purpose
The Residential Districts are established to accomplish
the general purposes of this Ordinance and for the
following specific purposes:
To preserve living qualities
neighborhoods.
b. To insure future high quality amenitites
including, but not limited to, the provision of
adequate light, air, privacy, and convenience of
access to property.
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residential
c.
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To increase convenience and'comfort by providing
usable open space and recreation space on or near
the housing units they serve.
d.
To prevent additions or alterations of structures
which would damage the character or desirability
of existing residential areas.
e. To protect residential areas, to the extent
possible and appropriate in each area, against
unduly heavy motor vehicle traffic.
f. To encourage a variety and range of dwelling types
and a wide range of population densities with
emphasis on home ownership.
R-lA Single-Family Rural Residential
Statement of Purpose
The Rural Residential District is intended to allow
for a "rural life-style" by permitting low-density
residential development in areas that are marginal or
non-feasible for agriculture. The R-lA district is
intended to be primarily a residential district, but
which may also accommodate agriculture related and
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accessory uses. This is the general area of Elk River
which is not primarily suited to farming due to soil
conditions, slope, tree cover, and other physical
features better suited for non-farm housing and related
accessory uses.
R-1B Single-Family - Low Density Residential
Statement of Purpose
This district is intended to provide land for
attractive and diverse low-density, single-family
residential development; primarily contain detached,
low-density, single-family residential developments
and low-density planned unit development.
Subdivisions utiltizing on-site sewage disposal systems
and private water wells cannot exceed one (1)
single-family residence per gross acre. Construction
of on site sewage disposal system shall not be
permitted on adjoining lots. Streets and other
improvements may be temporary in nature as approved by
ity Council.
R-1C Single Family Residential-Sewered
Statement of Purpose
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This district is intended to provide single-family
residents in areas with full municipal public sanitary
sewer, storm sewer, and municipal water in areas that
are a continuation of existing residential development
patterns and the infilling of existing lots in
established areas.
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Single Family Residential
Permitted Uses -
1.
a. Single family dwelling
b. Licensed daycare facilities for 12 or fewer
children
c. Model homes in compliance with Section 900.20,
Subsection 13.
d. Agricultural uses (10 acre minimum)
e. Public parks, playgrounds and open space
2.
Accessory Uses -
a. Accessory farm structures
b. Public shelters and essential services
c. Garages and sheds including metal skin buildings
in R-la districts
d. Private recreational facilities
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Conditional Uses -
a.
b.
Home occupations
Fairground facilities
Golf courses and Country Clubs
Governmental buildings and facilities
Temporary mobile homes consistent with Section
900.20 Subsection R(h)
Institutional uses
Licensed daycare facilities in institutional
buildings .
Agricultural uses (less than 10 acres)
c.
d.
e.
f.
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h.
D. R-2a - Townhouse
Statement of Purpose
This District is intended to create "townhouse" low
density housing areas as a transition between single
family housing and higher density residential.
1. Permitted Uses -
a. Single family dwelling
b. Two family dwelling
c. Licensed daycare facilities for 12 or fewer
children
d. Model homes in compliance with Section 900.20,
Subsection 13
e. Public parks playgrounds and open space
2.
Accessory Uses -
a. Public shelters and essential services
b. Garages and sheds
c. Private recreational faciliies
3. Conditional Uses -
a.
b.
Home occupations
Metal skinned buildings
Institutional uses
Governmental buildings and facilities
Licensed daycare facilities with 13 or
children in institutional buildings
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d.
e.
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Statement of Purpose
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This District is intended (1) to create low density
mUltiple areas with a broad range of housing types; (2)
to preserve and enhance transitional residential areas
between lower and higher densities in areas served by
public utilities; and (3) to enhance transitional areas
between low density housing and other non-residential
land uses. The District must be served by public
sanitary sewer, storm sewer, and municipal water. PUD
recommended.
1.
Permitted Uses -
a. Single family dwellings
b. Two family dwellings
c. Townhouses and mUlti-family dwellings (four units
per structure maximum)
d. Licensed daycare facilities for 12 or fewer
children
e. Model homes in compliance with Section 900.20,
Subsection 13
f. Public parks, playgrounds and open space
2. Accessory Uses -
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a.
b.
Public shelters and essential services
Garages and sheds
Private recreational facilities
c.
3. Conditional Uses -
a.
b.
Horne occupations
Metal skinned buildings
Institutional uses
Governmental buildings and facilities
Licensed daycare facilities with 13 or
children in institutional buildings
more
c.
d.
e.
F. R-3 - Townhouses and MUltiple Residential District
Statement of Purpose
This District is intended to provide a residential area
which allows a broad range of housing types
(townhouses, apartments, etc.) of medium density multi-
family units in areas served by public sanitary sewer,
storm sewer, and municipal water. PUD recommended.
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1. Permitted Uses -
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b.
Single family dwelling
Two family dwellings
Townhouses and multiple family dwellings (12 units
per structure maximum)
Model homes in compliance with Section 900.20,
Subsection 13.
Licensed daycare facilities for 16 or fewer
children
Public parks, playgrounds and open space
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d.
e.
f.
2. Accessory Uses -
a. Public shelters and essential services
b. Garages and sheds
c. Private recreational facilities
3. Conditional Uses -
a. Mobile home parks
b. Metal skinned bUildings
c. Licensed daycare facilities for 17 or more
children
d. Governmental buildings and facilities
e. Institutional uses
f. Boarding house
g. Mini Storage
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R-4 - General MUltiple-Family Residential District
Statement of Purpose
This District is intended to create, preserve, and
enhance areas for mUlti-family use of higher densities
for both permanent and transient families, in areas
served by public sanitary sewer, storm sewer, and
municipal water, with good accessibility to
thoroughfares, public community centers, libraries,
shopping centers and employment centers, and where such
development fits the Growth Management Plan. POD
recommended.
1. Permit
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Single family dwellings
Two family dwellings
Townhouse dwelling (12 unit per structure maximum)
Multiple family dwellings
Model homes in compliance with Section 900.20,
Subsection 13.
Licensed daycare facilities for 16 or fewer
children
Public parks, playgrounds and open space,.
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2. Accessory Uses -
a.
b.
Public shelters and essential services
Garages and sheds
Private recreational facilities
c.
3. Conditional Uses -
a.
b.
Outpatient health care facilities
Boarding houses .
Institutional uses
Licensed daycare facilities for 17
children
Governmental buildings and facilities
Mini Storage
more
c.
d.
or
e.
f.
H. C-l - Central Business District
Statement of Purpose
The Central Business District (CBD) is appropriate for
retail, service, and commercial uses to serve the
shopping and service needs of the residents and
surrounding community as distinguished from highway
service uses. The CBD is intended to encourage uses
and designs that are consistent with the historic
character of the CBD. Emphasis should be placed on
pedestrian access and design standards with flexibility
to preserve the historic character of the CBD. Uses
should be designed to eliminate any nuisance or
incompatability with surrounding uses.
1.
Permitted Uses -
a. Governmental, business and professional offices
b. Financial institutions
c. Retail stores and shops
d. Personal service establishments
e. Outpatient health care facilities
f. Hotels
g. Restaurants, (Class I)
h. Public parks
2. Accessory Uses -
a. Signs as permitted in Section 900.22
b. Off-street parking facilities
c. Off-street loading facilities
d. Telephone booths
e. Private recreational facilities
f. Public shelters and essential services
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3. Conditional Uses -
a.
b.
Non-profit clubs, lodges or halls
Licensed daycare facilities
Institutional uses
Motor vehicle service stations
Commercial parking lots and ramps
Residential dwelling (R-4 standards)
On-sale liquor establishments
Commercial recreational facilities
Convenience store
Funeral parlor
Restaurants, Class II
Governmental buildings and facilities
Apartments subordinate to the principal use
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I. C-2 - Office District
1.
Statement of Purpose:
The C-2 Office District is intended to buffer
residential districts from arterial streets or from
commercial districts and to provide a district which is
Compatible with and may reasonably adjoin residential
districts. The Office District provides for the
location and development of offices and other service
and light commercial uses which are subject to more
restrictive controls.
Permitted Uses -
a. Governmental, business and professional offices
b. Outpatient health care facilities
c. Personal service establishments
d. Public parks
2. Accessory Uses -
a. Signs as permitted in Section 900.22
b~ Off-street parking facilities
c. Off-street loading facilities
d. Telephone booths
e. Private recreational facilities
f. Public shelters and essential services
3. Conditional Uses -
a.
b.
c.
d.
e.
f.
g.
Licensed daycare facilities
Institutional uses
Residential dwellings (R-4 standards)
Financial institutions
Funeral parlor
Boarding house
Governmental buildings and facilities
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C-3 - Highway Commercial District
Statement of Purpose:
The purpose of the C-3 highway commercial district is
to recognize the need for commercial establishments on
or serving with immediate access to major highway.
Permitted land uses should take advantage of the
highway access in a manner which other business
districts are not afforded. In addition to retail and
commercial uses, quasi-industrial and wholesale
enterprises that do not meet an industrial setting and
have considerable customer contact are acceptable in
the highway commercial district.
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a. Governmental, business and professional offices
b. Retail shops and stores
c. Restaurants (Class I & II)
d. Hotels and motels
e. Personal service establishments
f. Nurseries, produce markets, and garden centers
which may include outdoor display
g. Motor vehicle service station
h. Convenience stores
j. Carwash
k. Public parks
Accessory Uses -
a. Signs are permitted in Section 900.22
b. Off-street parking facilities
c. Off-street loading facilities
d. Telephone booths
e. Private recreational facilities
f. Public shelters and essential services
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Enclosed light manufacturing with related retail
sales
Car, implement, RV and marine sales
Non-profit clubs, lodges, or halls
Licensed daycare facilities
Institutional uses
Equipment rental businessess
Commercial recreational facilities
Enclosed storage and warehousing
Auto repair shop
Shopping centers
On-sale liquor establishments
Governmental buildings and facilities
Truck terminals
Veterinary clinic ..
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K. I-I Light Industrial
Statement of Purpose
This District shall serve as a transition between more
industrial uses and residential and other business
uses. This District is appropriate for manufacturing,
warehousing, and similar industrial uses because of
access to warehousing, thoroughfares, the full
complement of urban'services such as sewer and water,
and distance from residential districts. These areas
are intended to encourage the development of industrial
uses which are clean, quiet, and free of hazardous or
objectionable elements such as noise, odor, dust,
smoke, glare, or other pollutants. These industries
should be compatible with each other and with
surrounding land uses.
1.
Permitted Uses
a. Offices
b. Enclosed storage and warehousing
c. Research laboratories
d. Light manufacturing
e. Screened outdoor storage areas
2. Accessory Uses
3.
Conditional Uses
a. Junkyards and automobile wrecking and storage
yards
b. Extraction and asphalt processing operations
c. Rendering plants
d. Broadcasting studios and facilities
e. Airports
f. Kennels
g. Truck terminals
h. Single family residential dwelling units accessory
to principal uses, provided:
(1) That the
property makes
from both the
perspective to
caretaker or
property.
(2) That the proposed dwelling unit is designed
for and will be used exclusively by caretakers or
security personnel responsible for the security of
the property and the principal use thereof.
nature of the principal use of the
it necessary or highly desirable
property owners and the City's
have a twenty-four (24) hour a day
security person reside on the
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(3) That the proposed building unit will be
occupied by no more than two person, one of whom
must be an immediate family member (husband, wife,
father, mother, or child) or the owners of the
principal use of the property and neither of whom
may be under eighteen (18) years of age.
(4) That there will be only one dwelling unit per
lot or, if one principal use is located on several
adjoining lots, per principal use.
(5) That the proposed dwelling unit not exceed
eight hundred (800) square feet in size and be
located within a building serving the principal
use of the property which is no less than ten
thousand (10,000) square feet in size.
(6) That the principal use of the property is not
of such a nature that it would be dangerous or
hazardous to residents of the proposed dwelling
unit.
(7) That the proposed dwelling unit meets all
other requirements of the City Code and Uniform
Building Code for occupancy as a dwelling unit by
a single family. The City Council may, if it
finds it necessary to do so for the protection of
the health, safety and welfare of persons who may
occupy the proposed dwelling unit, impose
additional reasonable requirements or conditions
on the construction and use of the dwelling unit.
(8) That the conditional use allowing such a
dwelling unit in an industrial zone is deemed to
be unique to the principal use of the property and
the ownership of the property and the principal
use. Any conditional use permits granted under
this sec.tion 900.16(8) (H) (8) shall therefore
automatically expire if the principal use of the
property or the principal use of the property
changes.
L. 1-2 Medium Industrial District
Statement of Purpose
This District is intended to accommodate more intense
manufacturing and processing than would be allowed in
the I-I District. Proposed uses would include
manufacturing, production, warehousing with heavy truck
traffic and other uses which may generate nominal off-
site impacts.
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1. Permitted Use -
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Offices
Screened and enclosed storage or warehousing
Contracting yards
Grain and feed elevators and mills
Lumber yards (unenclosed)
Concrete products processing
Animal and poultry processing
Freight (rail) yards
Processing, and storage of natural resources
Research labs
Light manufacturing
2. Accessory Uses -
3. Conditional Uses -
a. Junkyards and automobile wrecking and storager
yards
b. Truck terminals
c. Extraction and asphalt processing operations
d. Rendering plants
e. Broadcasting studios and facilities
f. Airports
g. Kennels
h. Single family residential dwelling units accessory
to principal uses, provided:
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(1) That the
property makes
from both the
perspective to
caretaker or
property.
(2) That the proposed dwelling unit is designed
for and will be used exclusively by caretakers or
security personnel responsible for the security of
the property and the principal use thereof.
nature of the principal use of the
it necessary or highly desirable
property owners and the City's
have a twenty-four (24) hour a day
security person reside on the
(3) That the proposed dwelling unit will be
occupied by no more than two persons, one of whom
must be an immediate family member (husband, wife,
father, mother, or child) or the owner of the
principal use of the property and neither of whom
may be under eighteen (18) years of age.
(4) That there shall be only one dwelling unit
per lot or, if one principal use is located on
several adjoining lots, per principal use.
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(5) That the proposed dwelling unit not exceed
eight hundred (800) square feet in size and be
located within a building serving the principal
use of the property which is no less than ten
thousand (10,000) square feet in size.
(6) That the principal use of the property is not
of such a nature that it would be dangerous or
hazardous to residents of the proposed dwelling
unit.
(7) That the proposed dwelling unit meets all
other requirements of the City Code and the
Uniform Building Code for occupancy as a dwelling
unit by a single family. The City Council may, if
it finds it necessary to do so for the protection
of the health, safety and welfare of persons who
may occupy the proposed dwelling unit, impose
additional reasonable requirements or condditions
on the construction and use of the dwelling unit.
(8) That the conditional use allowing such a
dwelling unit in an industrial zone is deemed to
be unique to the principal use of the property and
the ownership of the property and the principal
use. Any conditional use permits granted under
this section 900.16 (8) (h) (8) shall therefore
automatically expire if the principal use of the
property changes or the ownerhship of either the
property or the principal use of the property
changes.
PUD Planned Unit Development District
1. Purpose The purpose of this district is to
provide design and locational flexibility and
variety tracts of land with adequate sewer and
water systems by allowing modification of lot and
building area, width, setback and other
dimensional requirements. PUD's shall be
developed in accordance with an overall design and
an integrated development plan in accordance with
the Subdivision Regulations. PUD's shall be
consistent with the intent and purpose of this
Ordinance and shall not adversely affect the
property adjacent to the land area to be
developed.
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A PUD may be authorized on land in a POD
district following the issuance of a
conditional use permit and subdivision
appr?v~l. A PUD shall comply with the
prov1s1ons of this Ordinance except as
expressly modified herein.
b. Permitted conditional and accessory uses in
residential and commercial districts may be
alllowed in a POD if the Council determines
that such uses are compatible.
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c. The minimum area of land to be included in a
PUD shall be twenty (20) acres uniform
control or ownership.
d. A PUD shall be designed to form a desirable
unified environment within its proposed
boundaries.
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e. A PUD shall not cause undesirable impacts on
adjacent lands and land uses. In particular,
uses in the PUD perimeter shall be Compatible
with adjacent uses outside the PUD.
A PUD shall be served by adequate water and
sewer systems.
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A PUD shall not adversely affect existing or
proposed parks, schools streets or other
public facilities.
h. The Council may establish varied and
reasonable lot area, frontage, side yard, and
setback requirements for a PUD and may
authorize a density which it determines to be
appropriate under the circumstances. Any
permitted density shall be consistent with
Comprehensive Development Plan and not
adversely affect the public health, safety
and welfare.
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i. More than one principal building may be
constructed on a lot within a PUD if
authorized by the Council. Uses within POD's
should be constructed on individual lots
having no less than eightly percent (80%) of
the minimum area for similar uses within that
district where they are permitted subject to
the most stringent minimum requirements.
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3. Administrative Procedure
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Prior to the commencement of formal review,
any person may submit a PUD concept plan to
the City requesting staff and Planning
Commission review and advisory comment.
b.
The proponents of a PUD shall submit a
preliminary subdivision plat and a site plan,
along with. an application for a conditional
use permit to the Planning Commission and
Council. The Planning Commission shall
review PUD proposals and make recommendations
to the Council based on the provisions
contained herein, in the Subdivision
Ordinance, and in Section 900.42. Such
preliminary plat and site plan shall conform
to the provisions of this Ordinance to the
Subdivision regulations. Such site plan
shall show:
Proposed sanitary sewer and water
systems, including size, type and
capacity and paving
Proposed roadways, location, type,
capacity and paving
The proposed site and existing adjacent
development
Size and location of
dwelling unit density
bUilding
and
Landscaping
Parking areas and arrangement of stalls
Site and lot dimensions
Location and size of park and open space
Type of use and
building, including
the general building
all buildings other
family units
The proposed schedule
development of the site
use density of each
a relief drawing of
design intended for
than single and two
for
the
Location, type and size of signage
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Statement of the
will be in the
consistent with
requirements hereof
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reasons why the PUD
public interest,
the purposes and
and those in Section
The Council shall review a PUD proposal
pursuant to the provisions contained herein
and in Section 900.42.
c. If the conditional use permit and the
preliminary plat and site plan are approved,
the preliminary plat and site plan shall be
attached to and become part of the
conditional use permit. Any modification of
the conditional use permit, preliminary plat
or site plan must be approved by the Planning
Commission and the Council. The Council may
approve the entire PUD or one or more stages
of the, same and may establish conditions
respecting the approval as provided in
Section 900.42.
d.
If the conditional use permit
the final plat shall be submitted
in accordance with the
Regulations and the provisions
ordinance.
is approved,
to the City
Subdivision
of this
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SWF Solid Waste Facilitv Overlay Zoning District
1. Purpose The purpose of the Solid Waste Facility
Overlay Zoning District is to protect the public
health, safety, and general welfare by providing a
specific zoning district for the use of land for
the establishment and operation of Solid Waste
Facilities. Since these uses are so unique, their
demands upon public services such as
transportation are so intense and their
potential for causing harm to the environment and
to the public health, safety, and general welfare
is so great, a special zoning district is
necessary. Solid Waste Facilities shall not be
permitted nor conditional uses in any other Zoning
District.
2. Uses The Solid Waste Facilities Overlay
District is an overlay zoning district. Land
zoned into the Solid Waste Facilities Overlay
District will also remain in its original zoning
district (the Underlying Zoning District). All
permitted, accessory, and conditional uses allowed
in the Underlying Zoning District will continue to
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be allowed on land zoned into the Solid Waste
Facilities Overlay District, subject to all
restrictions and requirements applicable in the
Underlying District. In additions to the uses
allowed in the Underlying Zoning District, there
shall be allowed in the Solid Waste Facilities
Overlay District the conditional uses set forth in
Section 900.16(9) of this zoning ordinance,
subject to all ~equirements of the City Code for
the establishment and operation of such uses.
Dimensional and Other Regulations and Standards1
Performance Standards Dimension Regulations,
Setbacks, Yard Regulations, Height Regulations,
Sign Regulations, Parking and Loading Regulations,
Performance Standards, and all other regulations,
standards, and requirements applicable in the
Underlying Zoning District, subject to any
additional requirements, regulations, and
standards which must be met pursuant to the City
Code for the establishment and operation of Solid
Waste Facilities.
4.
Administrative Procedure Establishment of Solid
Waste Facility Overlay Zoning on a specific parcel
of land shall be by amendment to the City's zoning
map as provided by this Zoning Ordinance and
pursuant to the procedures set forth in Section
900.44 hereof. An application for a conditional
use permit to allow a specific solid waste
facility, if timely filed as provided by the
Zoning Ordinance, may be processed by the City and
considered by the City Council along with an
application to zone the affected property into
Solid Waste Facilities Overlay District.
5. SWF Solid Waste Facilitv Overlay District
a. Solid Waste Facilities licensed under Section
604 of the City Code.
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b. Solid Waste Processing Facilities licensed
under Section 604 of the City Code.
c. Sanitary Landfills licensed under Section 604
of the City Code.
d. Waste Burning Facilities licensed
Section 604 of the City Code.
under
e. Transfer Stations licensed under Section 604
of the City Code.
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NOTICE OF PUBLICATIGN
CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF ELK RIVER
ORDINANCE NO. 8~-~
AN ORDINANCE AMENDING CHAPTER IX OF THE
CITY OF ELK RIVER CODE OF ORDINANCES
RELATING TO ZONING REGULATIONS
The City Council of the City of Elk River hereby amends its City
Code of Ordinances and does ordain as follows:
Section 1. The Code of Ordinances Section 900 ~
~, is amended as it relates to lot dimensions, building
setbacks, minimum lot sizes in residential districts,
description of accessory, permitted and conditional uses in
districts, description of a statement of purpose for all
districts, and the addition and clarification of
definitions 4
The above description of the Ordinance is a summary. A complete
copy of the ordinance revisions are available for review at the
office of the City Clerk at the Elk River City Hall and at the Elk
River Library.
Passed and adopted this 18 day of June
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Effective upon publication.
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Mayor James Tralle
ATTEST:
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Affidavit of Publication
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CITY COUNClLOP'DIEClTYc;()F
ELK RIVEIt
ORDINANCE 0.88.33''''
AN ORDINANCE ING
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The City Cou'~I,qftheCity of Elk
River hereby amettb .18 City Code of
Ordinances anddOM 0 dain as foUo~s:
section 1. The Co of Ordinances
Section 900 et seq., i amended IlS it
relates to lot dimensio building filet.
backs! IJIinimum lot sizlD. residential
di.strietsJdf:l$Q." ,fl:. ..Ption. 0 a.. ~.'. ssory...pe r.
mittedand'cOnditional s in diStricts,
description. of: 11 ~ ent of purpose
for all districtS;. and " addition and
clarification of definitibns.
The aooYe descripti\>n of, the Ordi.
nanceisa. summary.A.,1lO m1>le. te...Ql)pyof
the ordi~reyisio$. aiel anilable
for review at''th.omce <<Ifthe'CRy'Clerk
at the Elk River ,City flall ~".lit the
Elk River Library. '. ....'y
Passed and adoPted! this I. eta)" of
JUne,1990.E:ffectiveupo.. npuWeIl..: tion.
" . ' ',. ,Mayor"amesA.;.Tralle
ATTEST: . ,
Sandy Thackeray, Cit~Clerk
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authorized agent and employee of the publisher of the newspa-
per known as The Elk River Star News. and has full knowledge
of the facts which are stated below:
(A) The newspaper has complied with all the requirements
constituting qualification as a qualified newspaper. as provided
by Minnesota Statute 331A02. 331A07. and other applicaLle
laws, as amended.
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and was printed and published once each week, for I . suc-
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day of ~ ,19 <::::to, and was thereafter
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Wednesday, the_day of .19_;
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