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I A variety of land uses arc found within Mound's shoreland area including most of the central business district and all of the industrial area. Mound's Comprehensive Plan calls for the retention of the industrial uses and the revitalization of the do%^town commerdal area. Goods and services that are available in Mound serve local residents as well as residents from surrotinding communities. Employment opportunities appeal to individuals from an even broader geographic area. Because of the importance of contintaing the commercial and industrial uses at their present locatic4r.s. Mound is proposing to allow such uses either as permitted uses or conditional uses, depending on the nature of the business. The charts entitled Uses - Residential Zones and Uses • Industrial Zones (Appendix A) identify all allowable land uses within Mound's shoreland area. In some cases, uses shown as permitted or conditional may require flexibility from State standards. LQTQiARA tisncs The legacy of Mound's historical development pattern is a community of small, developed lots. At the present time, the Qty has two diffmt sin^ f^y lot size requirements, R-1 requins 10,000 square feet of lot area and R-2 requires 6,000 squere feet of area. The zoning map included as Appendix B identities the locations of each of these zones. Concurrent to th^ preparation of a now shoreland management ordina nce. Mound is modifying va ’ s portions of the existing zoning code. Specifically, provisions ui the proposed throu^vision of land will be required to have a minimum area of square feet, regardless of the applicable ziming district. Lots of record considered buildable if they comply %vith tite underlying zoning requirements. MJ Proposed residential lot characteristics are as follows: Zone Lot Size Lot Width R-1 10;Ml 60*ft R-2 Lot of Record 10; 6; III I II 60' 40' R-3 (Duplex) Lot of Record 14; 12J Ml III 80* 80* R-4 III 120* Note: Setback from OHW in all zones > 50*