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14. Access to the subject parcel, for business activities, shall occur only at the single driveway located on <br />County Road 33. <br />15. The idling of a truck tractor or other business equipment in excess of 15 minutes from April 16 <br />through October 31, and 30 minutes from November I through April 15, is prohibited. <br />Background/Discussion <br />The Planning Commission and City Council began reviewing the residential occupation ordinance amendment <br />back in February 2023. Several meetings over several months occurred, with outdoor storage being reviewed <br />thoroughly. The council did not have concerns with considering outdoor storage in conjunction with <br />residential occupations if it was on parcels 5 acres or larger, setback 50-feet or more from all existing <br />residential structures (houses) on adjacent parcels, and follows Section 30-807 Outdoor Storage. The City <br />Council approved the amendment in November 2023, which also states that residential occupations occurring <br />in detached structures or have outdoor storage require an Interim Use Permit (IUP). The IUP process limits <br />the business to the current property owner and not the property itself, as an approved IUP shall terminate <br />when the property is sold or when a lease has expired. <br />The property, approximately 13 acres in size, is zoned R I -a (Single Family Residential) where residential <br />occupations with proposed outdoor storage and/or use of an accessory structure require an IUP. The <br />applicant is requesting an IUP to utilize both the existing 20,000 sq.ft. fenced in area (100% opaque) and <br />accessory structure for indoor/outdoor storage, receiving deliveries (likely a couple of times a week), <br />equipment storage, and employee parking. The business specializes in cellular equipment construction across <br />Minnesota and neighboring states. They erect cellular towers as well as provide civil construction services, <br />preparing the sites for the towers. The applicant is not requesting approval for production or manufacturing <br />on the property. <br />The nearest neighboring house structure to the proposed outdoor storage area is approximately 65 feet away <br />(50-feet required) with an accessory structure located approximately 35 feet away. The applicant has installed <br />about 220-feet of fencing along the west property line to screen the screened outdoor storage area from the <br />adjacent property. <br />If the IUP is approved, the Building Department will review the commercial building permit for all commercial <br />building codes with the Engineering Department also reviewing the site for all stormwater regulations. <br />Employees <br />While the proposed business employs 10-20 employees, only a few will be on site during the day as the rest <br />will meet on the job site. Employee vehicles will be parked in the outdoor storage area and could be on site <br />for numerous days. <br />Deliveries <br />Deliveries will be received most often by a flatbed truck or Amazon type trucks delivering packages. The <br />ordinance limits deliveries for residential occupations to vehicles no heavier than 26,000 pounds gross vehicle <br />weight. <br />The city recognizes that introducing residential occupations in residential districts will be noticeable and <br />strives to include approval conditions aimed at mitigating its impact. <br />Interim Use - Applicable Regulations <br />Before the city council may authorize an interim use, it must make the following findings: <br />PageORV) i72 <br />
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