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REytEiT FOR COLNCiL ACTION Date: July 5,2001 llcm No.: p Dcparlmcnl Approval: AiJminUlnilor Approval: Name: Michael P GafTron^^ttSi^ Title; Planning Director 7*^ Agenda Section: Zoning Item Description: Public I tearing - Review of Boat Storage Ordinances Summar> A Public I tearing is scheduled for 7:00 p.m. at the Monday July 9 Council meeting to take public comment and consider whether e\isiing ordinances regulating boat storage on residential properties should be revised. IfCouncil determines an amendment is appropriate. *t couiu he rev iewed at the .August Planning Commission meeting and an amendment adopted by Council in late August or early September, so any code revisions would be in place in time for the boat storage season. Public notification of this bearing bas included the following: I) Publication of the standard Public Hearing notice in the Pioneer newspaper; Posting at the City Offices and liKal Post Offices. Issuance of a press release to the three local papers (as of this writing, the Pioneer had a front page article in the June 30 issue) .Announcement running on l.akc Minnetonka Cable Channel 21 2) 3) Lbt of Exhibits \ - Skekhes of cuiTcnl boat storage allowed locations B - Pcrfomiancc Standards: Section 10.60. Subd. 10-1.3 C - Rev icw of Other Cities* l:\lerior Storage Ordinances D - Parking of Recreational Vehicles: Section 9..S2 n - “Yard" Definitions. Section 10.02 Current Ordinance, Interpretation and Enforcement The current City ordinance regarding boat storage is 10.60. Subd. 1.3 which reads as follows: Subd. 13. Fxterior Storage in “K“ Districts. In nil Districts, all mobile materiab and equipment shall be stored within n building or fully screened so as not to be visible from adjoining properties, evrepi boats and unoccupied trailers less than 20 feet in length, w hicb arc not stored for commercial purposes, if stored to the rear of the house and a distance of 10 feet or more from any property line. w-/,.