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Home My WebLink Aboutcorrespondence re fence Christine Mattson From: Molly Zwettler[molly.zwettler@kylehuntpartners.com] Sent: Thursday, May 22, 2014 1:39 PM To: Christine Mattson Cc: Joe Dzurik Subject: �SC,�oncordia Street Fence Attachments: 3927_001.pdf � l� Hi Christine, We have a client that would like us to put in a fence for him. I am looking for a confirmation from you that we are correctly interpreting the fence regulations. I am attaching a section of the site plan from the property. I have made a highlighted mark where we would like the fence to be. Our interpretation is that it needs to start 75'from the lakeshore and end 10' from the street. Can you please confirm this is acceptable? And is it acceptable for this fence to be 6'tall? 1745 Concordia Street Thanks! �� Molly Kti�t.t, F-� t�� y�l� c�V P� �t�l'N t�.�ts , �, . �9 ., �� ,� h t d � :, _�� ___... _. . � ��:� Molly Zwettler Assistant Project Manager Kyle Hunt& Partners, Inc. 18324 Minnetonka Blvd. Deephaven,MN 55391 Phone: 952.476.4564 x22 Fax: 952.476.2134 Email: molly.zwettler(a�kvlehuntpartners.com Web: kylehuntpartners.com ** Please note that my name has changed from Molly Robertson to Molly Zwettler and my new email address has been updated above. Thank you! From: Canon 5180 [mailto:Build@kylehuntpartners.com] Sent: Thursday, May 22, 2014 1:54 PM To: Molly Zwettler Subject: Attached Image � SOCIATES INC. SITE & GRADING PLAN p� •ENGINEERING p�OP08�D NYST120M/O�SC� �$ID�NC� 9 ��R.� �� 'AY S N.W. . w�aanis oZx lNESOTA 55712 . R..� 035�5 LOTS 13 AND 14, COFFEE'S ADDITI�N '��0 SHAp�WQOD - CITY OF ORONO, HENNEPIN COUNTY, M�NNESOTA � � '' fi�.3 a : .1 i: , �,� � � �- MJACENT RaDENCE � - . 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O u �t ;�5� O�R�Q�3�A�C�SE1 � ��!: 1 ~� � �'j ` J'-{... if �� I � � ��I I o - `�_— � �soo /�� L o � $�o.so ` � (/. . ��, .� r ( .�,�.r�r I- � / 3 8 _ 1, r g � 1 )� {� �{,y�{ . � � 1 r»ciw:arcmourr .. � , ( � �� j ��• ��'� I . � -�{ , ! � � i�� 141wv oi<ii � _ Height Limitations (continued) Between the required lake setback and the average lakeshore setback line a fence may not exceed 42 inches in height. For the purpose of determining fence height"averaqe lakeshore setback line" means a line drawn between the most lakeward projections of the fence owner's two neighboring homes. � � � � AV RA6E LAKE HS ORE �S r CK LAKE Fences within the required rear street vard may not exceed 42 inches in height. The required street yard setbacks are: • 50 feet in the LR-1A and RR-1B districts Exception: The top rail of a three-rail, split rail • 30 feet in the LR-16 and LR-1C districts fence may be up to 48 inches high. A fence along a County Road or State Highway may be up to six feet high. Fences within the required side street vard may not exceed 42 inches in height. The required side street yard setbacks are: • 50 feet in the LR-1A and RR-1B districts Exception: The top rail of a three-rail, split rail • 30 feet in the LR-1 B district fence may be up to 48 inches high. • 15 feet in the LR-1 C districts Fences within the required interior side vard may not exceed 6 feet iri height. The required interior side yard setbacks are: • 30 feet in the LR-1A and RR-1 B districts • 10 feet in the LR-1 B and LR-1 C districts On a corner lot fences may not exceed 36 inches in height S9GHTTRIANGLE within the siqht triangle. The sight triangle is defined as follows: Beginning at the intersection of the projected — curblines of two intersecting streets; thence 30 feet along one 1fl�'""x curbline; thence diagonally to a point 30 feet from the point of beginning on the other curbline; thence to the point of j beginning. I � ��f� l�PµppEHTYl1kE � / For More Information Contact the Planning and Zoning Department at 952-249-4620 or�lanning(a�ci.orono.mn.us. Reference: City Code Section 78-1405(7) January,2014 Note: This is only an information sheet. Every effort has been made to insure the accuracy of the information contained herein; however,if any information is not consistent with provisions of the City Code, the Code provisions will prevail. �0�� LAKESHORE PROPERTY � � FENCE REGULATIONS ��. G� Planning & Zoning Department 952-249-4620 �-sKFSHo��` www.ci.orono.mn.us Location Fences are permitted up to a property line but may not be within an easement. The fence owner is responsible for locating property lines and identifying any easements before construction of a fence. A required yard is measured from the property line. The street property line is not the curb or edge of the road surface. The property owner is responsible for locating this property line. If the property owner is unsure a surveyor should be contacted to locate property boundaries. Fences may not be erected within the required lakeshore setback. Those setbacks are as follows: • 75 feet from Lake Minnetonka and Forest Lake (General Development Lakes); • 100 feet from Long Lake, Mooney Lake and Tanager Lake (Recreational Development Lakes); and • 150 feet from Lake Classen, Dickey Lake, French Lake (South Basin only) and Lydiard Lake (Natural Environment Lakes) Permits Permits are not required for fences but they still must comply with the height and location restrictions. Drainage 8� Utility Easements Fences are not permitted within easements for drainage and/or utilities without special permission from the City Engineer. Contact the City Engineer at 952.249.4661. Materials and Maintenance Fences must be installed with the finished side facing neighboring properties or the street. The term "finished side" means that side having no structural supports The fence owner must maintain it in a condition of reasonable repair and appearance and not allow it to become or remain in disrepair or in a dangerous condition. Fire Hydrant Access No fence may obstruct free access to a fire hydrant. Swimming Pool Fences The City does not require fences around swimming pools. Height Limitations Fence height is measured from existing ground level to the top of the fence panel. (Note: Along a County Road or State Highway, the combined height of both fence and any fill shall not exceed six feet above the road or highway.) To determine the zoning district for your property check the City's website for the "Zoning Map" under "Maps" or contact the Planning and Zoning Department. The zoning code defines yards in a way that may be different from your definition. Yards are measured from the property line. Over January, 2014 Note:This is only an information sheet.Every effort has been made to insure the accuracy of the information contained herein; however, if any information is not consistent with provisions of the City Code, the Code provisions will prevail.