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LAND DEVELOPMENT REGULATIONS §30-1293 highly desirable from both the prop- fore automatically expire if the prin- erty owner's and the city's perspec- cipal use of the property changes or tive to have a 24-hour-a-day care- the ownership of either the property taker or security person reside on or the principal use of the property the property. changes. b. The proposed dwelling unit is de- (3) Recycling processing centers. signed for and will be used exclu- sively by caretakers or security per- (4) Bottling and distribution. sonnel responsible for the security of (5) Ministorage. the property and the principal use thereof. (6) Water/sewage treatment. c. The proposed building unit will be (7) Auto repair shops. occupied by no more than two per- (8) Grain and feed elevators. sons, neither of whom may be under 18 years of age. (9) Sexually oriented land uses. d. There will be only one dwelling unit (10) Temporary structures. per lot or, if one principal use is (11) Government buildings and facilities. located on several adjoining lots, per principal use. (12) Broadcasting studios and facilities. e. The proposed dwelling unit will not (13) Truck and implement sales. exceed 800 square feet in size and (14) Commercial kennels (indoor). will be located within a building serv- ing the principal use of the property (15) Commercial recreation (unplatted land which is no less than 10,000 square only). feet in size. 941 (16) School bus terminals provided the prop- f. The principal use of the property is erty has direct access to an arterial or not of such a nature that it would be collector street. dangerous or hazardous to residents (e) Architectural standards. No provision of of the proposed dwelling unit. section 30-938 except subsection 30-938(2) per- g. The proposed dwelling unit meets all taming to building finish and subsection '30- other requirements of this Code and 938(3) pertaining to roofs applies to this district. Minnesota Uniform Building Code (Code 1982, § 900.12(14); Ord. No. 04-003, § 1, for occupancy as a dwelling unit by a 1-20-2004) single family.The city council may,if it finds it necessary to do so for the S• . 0-1293. I-2 district. protection of the health, safety and welfare of persons who may occupy (a) Pu •se. The I-2 district is i• -nded to • the proposed dwelling unit, impose accommodate ore intense man turing and additional reasonable requirements processing than Id be allow:- in the I-1 dis- or conditions on the construction and trict. Proposed uses .•uld i.•' ude manufactur- use of the dwelling unit. ing, production, wareh. ' 'g with heavy truck traffic and other uses w.'c ay generate nomi- h. The conditional use allowing such a nal off-site impacts. dwelling unit in an industrial zone is deemed to be unique to the principal (b) Permitted . 'es. Permitted . .es in the I-2 use of the property and the owner- district are a .`flows: ship of the property and the princi- pal use.Any conditional use permits (1) O,"ces. granted under this section shall there- (2) • olesale businesses. Sapp. No. 5 CD30:135