6.1. SR 03-15-2010 - Laserfiche WebLink

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The future buildings as shown on the civil plans are not set in stone. The size and orientation of the buildings will be determined by l .}Tenant demand and requirements 2,} The building code and 3.} The City's preference or approval. If screening the outside storage with the future buildings along the property lines would satisfy the councilman's concern, we can certainly endeavor to layout future buildings accordingly, The initial outside storage will be laid out in neat and orderly rows, will not impair the egress or de~egress of the building tenants and will have clear access to each unit so nothing will have to be moved when picked up in the spring. The demand for this type of storage space, inside or outside is being created by City Councils throughout the metro areas who are limiting storage of recreational vehicles on residential lots and seems to be increasing from year to year. To give you an idea of what we anticipate storing in this new facility, ~ can tell you what is stored in our existing facilities located on highway I0 and I69 in Ramsey, These facilities are scheduled to be removed for the improvement of highways I01169 by the state highway department, Inside we have mainly pontoons and boats; we also have camping trailers, snowmobiles, jet skies, motor homes, antique cars, electric dollies for moving boats and bobcat for snow plowing, with a total of two hundred units, outside at the present time we have; 3 pontoon trailers for pick^up and delivery 4 Boat trailers 2 Forklifts 1 Scissor lift 2 Fold out trailer carripers 2 Small Motor homes ~ Large Motor homes 8 Shrink wrapped boats I Tarp covered antique car Some of the last items are destined to be inside when room is available. I would life the council to consider allowing us to plant fewer andlor smaller trees than the ordinance suggests since we are on a dead end street with no traffic which will allow ENE (763) 424-652Q FAX (763) 425-6428