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Li]5155C.:.ilFF <br />JATB: <br />Mayor and City Council <br />Mark E. Bernhardscn, City Administrato^rr <br />May 15, 1990 <br />omciL McsriHs <br />'»My 2 g |CGQ <br />^ITY of opoffo <br />iiJBJECT: Moratorium - racilities ior Mon Cicy <br />Municipalities <br />0 r o no <br />Attachment:A. Draft Ordinance No. <br />B. Ordinance No. 10.20 <br />Zone <br />C. Ordinance No. 10.40 <br />D. City of V.-ayzaca lenzer lacac 2, --i- r j <br />Second Series <br />R-IA One Family Residential <br />SSUE - <br />Hold the public hearing. <br />regulations are appropriate to such use. <br />•* .If so, adopt Attachment A, effective ------------• <br />tMTRODDCTION - In the past there has been one case of the <br />location oT"selected facilities of another municipality being <br />located in the City of Orono. This has subsecuent.y resulted an <br />attemoted annexation, .as Council may be aware there has been <br />interest exatessed in another parcel oy another municipa11^y. <br />While thev have indicated that such municipality may not need to <br />have it 'annexed into their jurisdiction at tnis ^ <br />obviously sets uo a possible basis for an annexation ongterm. <br />?raldUiorther°e a?e other land use issues related to sucn <br />considerations that need study. <br />3ISC0SSI0S - Minnesota Statutes 462.3 5 1 et. sq. <br />aunlclprnties the ability to adopt a moratotiuni ir -/det to <br />allow it an opportunity to explore selected land use issues. *he <br />nty can adJ|t a moratorium for up to 18 months can <br />lUbMcuently extend tiiat moratorium subject to a public heating <br />iSr a period not to exceed an additional 12 months. <br />AS you will note in Attachment B the City does allow <br />.unieiaal facilities as a permitted use in any of its residei^i ^ <br />?Siem*^ti«ether ■ with its commercial rones. (As noted in <br />AfebMtaen/C-they ate only permitted in business zones where the <br />conside^d an office usage.r It is our City Attorney's