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’accessory uses". The B-2 Zone is the only ode allowance for accessory uses proposed accessory use in the context that it 7 use can exist unless a permitted use exists Jrono s zomng code, uses not listed are not Msory uses which are relatively specific in ses which should be conditional rather than nclading boat clubs, on-demand launching, te/lake strucmre maintenance base, and found that each of these uses may be a the B-2 Zone under certain circumstances, site. Note that all listed conditional uses are in compliance with the landscaping to individual boat ownership, that would il tor increasing the percentage of boats in ige of boats at a given marina allowed for ended. ts stored on the business site requires not pace. It is perhaps unpredictable whether age space for such use, although LMCD nd launching. Again, absent aii intent by n the lake, site congestion and provision 5 historically been addressed in the B-2 listed as a permitted or conditional useT uiing Commission suggests that Council on adequate parking primarily, but may ►perry owners. The proposed wording ►n this use to protect the public interest, '/lake structure maintenance operations tion for the less attractive but necessary 'ording allows Council to limit such conditional use was the subject of mission and some marina operators. Memo - Section 10.41 May 31. 1994 Page 4 Planning Commission concluded that the mere sale and service of snowmobiles may be a reasonable winter use for the marinas with the strong feeling that snowmobile rental and using marinas as a base of operation for snowmobiling is Qot appropriate. Questions were raised as to the need for demonstrating and testing snowmobiles as part of a sales and service activity. Planning Commission concluded that negative aspects of such activity can be regulated under existing codes regulating hours of operation, noise, etc. • Sales of 3.2 beer and cigarettes have been eliminated from the list of allowed conditional uses. Sale of prepackaged food becomes an accessory use. • Subdivision 8 Planning Commission recommends that parking areas "need not be paved", but must have storm water controls as required by the zoning code. The existing parking standards were fouiKl to be generally adequate if adhered to. A requirement for one parking space for each three seats of gross seats of charter capacity is added to provide a standard for that conditional use. Item 8(F) redefines the winter, summer and transition seasons, and requires maintenance of adequate parking during the transition seasons. This revision is intended to provide the marinas some degree of flexibility in the spring and fall busy times. Item 8(H) requires employee parking be designated in addition to required parking. Employee parking offsite and employees trespassing on private property have been a concern at at least one marina site. • Subdivision 9 This section adds clarification that storage of boats, vehicles, equipment and materials is not allowed in any required yard. Most of the marinas have existing pavement encroaching on one or more of tlwir required yards. Enforcement of this section may have a serious impact on some marinas, and a plan for enforcement needs to be developed for those properties which have not been formally approved for "required yard" variances. • Subdivision 10 This section adds a requirement for a physical barrier to encroach landscaping areas, which will help eliminate encroachments of vehicle parkmg, etc. into those areas. It also adds a requirement that groundcover be natural living matter, not more than 10% in rock beds. The City ’s intent in requiring "landscaping" is to provide green space, not rock beds. • Subdivision 11 - Item A omits reference to septic systems since all of the B-2 district is now sewered. The Planning Commission also strongly recommended that language to require not only head pumpout facilities but a designate port-a-potty dump station be added. - Item D recognizes the need for noise limitation, which is regulated in the zoning chapter. - Item G is revised to require that dumpsters be screened. f i