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A - § 10.31 E. Pr~vat~ swimming pools, tennis courts, paddocks or athletic fields or \equipment. .;, F. Not \.more than two toilet buildings JJ"'i: outhouses which shall conform in \,1-ocation and design to the rMuirements of Subdivision 12 of this Section. ,,,/' ' / G. Ten ts or other temper ary stfAJ.c ture s to be in place not more than 180 day\ in any one year. /.,/' H. Open wood\,pr gravel-fill1e·c{ steps, stairways or walkways on lakeshore hills 61r embankmenJts, limited to not more than four feet wide at any poi:i;it within/75 feet of the shoreline. Concrete or other solid mater i'als sha11 constitute hardcover and are prohibited. \ \'i. .,/ I. Lake water pu~~houses which may be within 75 feet of the shoreline if limited. t.0\,20 square feet or less in area and five feet or less in heig~t, a~d subject to all applicable permits for such use. \ J. Firer ings or barbequ'et pi ts. K. Garden~; gardening d\ other horticultural uses including apiaries and g.ecora tive landsca)R,ing. ·, / \ L. F~,nces not to exceed 42 l\nches in height, and no part of which may 9,e( located within 75 feet 6-+ the shoreline. / ' ~t Retaining walls, not to ~~ceed 42 inches in height, and n7/part of which may be located wit,tiin 75 feet of the shoreline. / \, N. Home occupations pursuant to Section 10.20, Subdivisi 4, Subparagraph C. o. New boathouses within 75 feet of the shoreline are specifically prohibited. Subd. 5. Permit For Private Improvements Within Public Rights-of-Way. It is unlawful for any person to alter, improve or use for private purposes any platted public right-of-way, any platted public park, or any other property owned by the City without first obtaining a permit from the Council, as follows: A. Inland Property Access. Persons desiring access to property located inland and not abutting the shoreline may apply for a permit to privately use and/or improve platted public right- of-way for such purpose. The permit applicant shall demonstrate and the Council shall find that there is no reasonable alternative access available, and that the proposed improvements and/or type of use would not unreasonably affect other properties abutting the right-of-way. The Council may approve, deny or place restrictions on any such permit based upon public health, safety and welfare considerations, including without limitation the configuration of adjoining record lots, the location, width, topography, drainage and vegetation on the right-of-way and the number of existing or future property owners who may require access at the same location. ORONO CC 311 (4-1-84)