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Zoning File #953 August iSf 1985 Page 3 Subd. 12. Maintenance. In all districts, all Structures, required landscaping and Lences shall be maintained so n noT to unsightly or present harmful health or safety conditions. Subd. 13. Exterior Storage in "R" Districts. In all "R'* Districts, all mobile materials and equipment . •ej* nr- fiiilv screencd so as not to be visibl- p!:r%"oses/!rsto"red"?o the rear’.of the house, and a distance of 10 feet or more from any property line. over the entire 30' street setback area and up to the east side lot line. The applicants propose trailer and boat storage on the lakeshore side of the house in winter,^ and mostly trailer storage in summer, meeting 10 side III 5?' laiLhore landscape aJea setbacks The B-2 hibit "storage" in the 75' lakeshore setback area, hence the question becomes, do stored boats and trailers constitute hardcover? If so, we have a variance to consider; if not, the storage of boats and trailers might be appropriate if properly screened. What limits should be placed on the numbersize/height/screening/location of boats and trailers stored. The house on this property is in very poor condition but is currently being lived in by a marina employee. The applicant intends to demo, .o this^ouse by the end of August, 1986 or sooner if he obtains — from the owners (Chaska is purchasing on a C.D.). For the time being, t rHTde'ice is“barely habitable and possibly hazardous If this can ba termed as rental property, the City can inspect and if health and safety items are found lacking, the City can force the issue, perhaps speeding up the demolition schedule. Mr. Douglas, attorney for the applicant, has J issues relating to land use in his letter. Planning Commission should review the specific items and the proposed solutions they are acce^able solutions to the specific problems which ^®^^® ove^ the last two years. Also, read the Schoeneman/Ramberg response to the Douglas letter. %