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AN ORDINANCE AMENDING THE ZONING ORDINANCE AND CITY CODE: PERTAINING TO THE STORAGE AND PARKING OF RECREATIONAL VEHICLES WITHIN THE CITY. The purpose of this ordinance is to promote and protect public health, safety and the general welfare by regulating the orderly storage of recreational vehicles, the location and composition of the surfaces they are stored upon and to reduce the visual impact to neighborhoods caused by storage of Recreational Vehicles. The elimination of encroachment on public right of ways, district setbacks and the risks posed to vehicular and pedestrian traffic caused by improper Recreational Vehicle storage near intersections or on streets will serve the public safety. THE COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF ROSEMOUNT ORDAINS AS FOLLOWS: Section. 1. Rosemount Zoning Ordinance, section 4.9:C, text is amended as follows: 4.9:C Except as otherwise permitted in this ordinance; 1. Recreational vehicles shall not be stored outdoors in any but the "AG" and "R" Districts. (Recreational Vehicle Storage accessory to multiple - family development shall be subject to Section 6.8.D.5. of this Ordinance or to an approved Planned Unit Development.) 2. Recreational vehicles shall not be parked on public property, public right -of -way or the boulevard. 3. Recreational vehicles shall not be parked on the street between the hours of 2 a.m. and 6 a.m. a. Seasonal parking restrictions (8 -2 -2 C, 1 and 2) shall also apply. 4. Parking setbacks must be followed as designated by district. 5. RV storage is limited to recreational vehicles owned by those residing on the premises. However, the temporary oversize RV storage permit issued by the community development department as outlined in this chapter shall allow the storage of one (1) guest oversize RV in single - family residential districts in compliance with permit requirements. 6. No RV may be used as a temporary residence, shop or office while stored or parked on any property within the city. a. Exception: Any RV or trailer unit used by police, fire, EMS, public works or any other agency registered with or requested by the city to provide assistance within the city in any emergency or disaster situation is exempt from these provisions as authorized by the city. l b. Exception: Construction job site, development or real estate temporary offices, shop, or sales trailers are allowed as authorized by the Building and planning departments. c. Exception: Authorized mobile services such as; bloodmobile, bookmobile, mobile clinics and labs or other public services are allowed as authorized by the community development department. 7. Within "R" Districts, recreational vehicles shall not be stored in any portion of the front yard. a. Exception, Driveway storage: Boats, personal watercraft, ATV's, snowmobiles, the trailers used to convey them, slide in campers, pop -up campers, utility trailers and RV's under twenty -three feet (23') in length and 6500 pounds (empty weight) may be stored in the driveway area of single- family residential property on an approved driveway surface. i. Storage of RV's in front yard single - family residential driveways must not extend closer than fifteen feet (15') to the curb line. H. At no time shall RV's stored in driveways block public sidewalks or paths. iii. Stored RV's must also meet the ordinance requirements for intersection sight triangle requirements at corners and intersections. iv. Only two (2) RV's may be stored outdoors on any single - family residential property. Only one (1) of those RV's shall be an oversized RV. A temporary oversize RV storage permit issued by the community development department does not create an exception for more than one oversize RV to be stored on the property. b. Exception, Oversize RV's: Those RV's over twenty- three feet (23') and/or 6,500 pounds empty weight shall not be stored in the front yard or front yard driveway area, past the front line of the residence in single - family residential districts. i. Exception, Temporary Loading: One (1) oversize RV may be stored in the front yard driveway area of single- family residential property for temporary loading. ii. Temporary loading storage of one (1) oversize RV in the front yard driveway areas of single - family residential property shall not - exceed forty-eight (48) .hours in duration. iii. One f 1) oversize RV may be stored in the side yard, street side yard, or back yard area of single - family residential property if all parking setback, surfacing, and screening requirements are met. iv. One (1) oversize RV may be stored in the front yard driveway area of single - family residential property if a temporary storage permit is obtained and displayed on the oversize RV while it is so stored. c. Temporary oversize RV storage permits. i. A temporary oversize RV storage permit may be issued by the community development department for the temporary storage of one (1) oversized RV in the front yard driveway area of a single - family residential property if all requirements for such permit are met and the required fee is paid. Fee to be set by council and reviewed annually. ii. The temporary oversize RV storage permit will allow the temporary storage of one (1) oversized RV fora period of ten (10) days. iii. No more than four (4) temporary oversize RV storage permits shall be issued for any single - family residential property in one (1) calendar year. iv. Temporary oversize RV storage permits may not run . consecutively, at least fourteen (14) days must elapse from the expiration date of any previous permit before another permit can be issued. v. Oversize RV's with a valid temporary oversize RV storage permit may be stored in the front yard driveway area of a single - family residential property if; all parking, setback and surfacing requirements are met; the oversize RV being stored is no closer to the curb line than fifteen feet (15'); and, all other zoning and code requirements are met. vi. The temporary oversize RV storage permit shall be displayed on the oversize RV and be visible from the street. d. Screening for oversized RV storage. i. Oversized RV storage in the side, street side, or backyard area of single- family residential property shall require screening to reduce the visual impact of oversized RV storage to abutting property as follows. ii. An oversized RV stored in a single- family residential property rear, side, or street side yard must be screened from the view of your immediately adjacent neighbor's, streets, common green space or ponding area, and any public park as required by this section. iii. Evergreen plantings shall be used to provide screening for oversized RV's. Such plantings shall be seventy -five percent (75 %) of the height of the oversize RV they are intended to screen at the time of planting and must completely screen the oversized RV from view when they reach maturity. iv. Combinations of fencing and plantings: Fencing shall be used to provide access and exit to and from the oversize RV storage via gates. Such fencing shall be six feet (6ft) in height, at least 85 % opaque and meet all requirements of the building code and zoning ordinances. v. Maintenance of screening: Plantings and fences used to screen oversized RV's stored on single - family residential property must be maintained. Any plantings that die must be replaced immediately as required for original plantings in this chapter. Any plantings that do not grow to a height sufficient to completely screen the oversized RV within three years must be replaced as required for original plantings in this section. All fencing must be maintained as required by the zoning ordinance, city code, and building codes. The eighty -five percent (85 %) opacity of the fencing as required by this section at installation must also be maintained. vi. Site plan review required. Review and approval of oversize RV storage area site plans for compliance by the planning, building, and engineering departments shall be required prior to installation of the oversize RV storage area 9. Within "Rural Residential" and "AG" districts RV's may not be stored in the front yard area other than on an established driveway or RV storage area. a. Exception, Driveway storage: Boats, personal watercraft, ATV's, snowmobiles, the trailers used to convey them, slide in campers, pop -up campers, utility trailers and RV's may be stored in the driveway area of rural residential or agricultural property on an approved driveway surface. b. Recreational vehicles shall not be parked on public property, public right- __ of- -way, or within any easement. c. Parking setbacks must be followed as designated for rural residential and agricultural districts. d. RV storage is limited to recreational vehicles owned by those residing on the premises. 4 e. No RV may be used as a temporary residence, shop or office while stored or parked on any property within the city. i. Exception: Any RV or trailer unit used by police, fire, EMS, public works or any other agency registered with or requested by the city to provide assistance in the city in any emergency or disaster situation is exempt from these provisions as authorized by the city. ii. Exception: Construction job site, development or real estate temporary offices, shops, or sales trailers are allowed as authorized by the Building and planning departments. iii. Exception: Authorized mobile services such as; bloodmobile, bookmobile, mobile clinics and labs or other public services are allowed as authorized by the community development department. e. RV's stored on rural residential or agricultural property must be stored on an approved surface as defined in 8 -2 -2, I, a -f f. Oversized RV's stored on rural residential or agricultural property shall meet the requirements for screening of oversized RV's as described in this chapter if the oversize RV storage area is within three- hundred feet (300') of another residence, a road, or any lake, pond or river with authorized public access. g. Only three (3) RV's shall be stored outdoors on rural residential or agricultural property. Only one (1) of those RV's shall be an oversized RV. h. Maintenance of screening: Plantings and fences used to screen oversized RV's stored on rural residential or agricultural property must be maintained as follows. Any plantings that die must be replaced immediately as required for original plantings in this chapter. Any plantings that do not grow to a height sufficient to completely screen the oversized RV within three years must be replaced as required for original plantings in this section. All fencing must be maintained as required by the zoning ordinance, city code, and building codes. The eighty -five percent (85 %) opacity of the fencing as required by this section at installation must also be maintained. Section 2: Rosemount City Code, Section 8- 2 -2:I, text is amended as follows: 8 -2 -2:I Parking Surface: All parking must be on one of the following surfaces; 1. Concrete, 2. Bituminous, 3. Brick pavers, a. Exception: For RV parking only; in- single family residential rear, side, or street side yards, or; on agricultural property where district setback requirements can be met; b. Decorative rock, minimum class V (5), to a depth of four (4 ") inches with a commercial grade weed preventative mesh underlayment. c. Edging must be installed to prevent the rock from spreading from the designated parking area. d. The parking area must be at least equal in size to the RV being stored and completely covered with the proper surfacing material. e. Decorative rock and the required weed preventative mesh underlayment, allowed for RV storage, must be continuously maintained to prevent weed growth and deterioration. f. Screening as required in sections 4.9:C, 7, d, i -vi, and 4.9:C, 9, f, must be installed and maintained to screen oversized RV's. 6 Section 3: This ordinance will become effective from and after its date of publication. Adopted this _m day of , 2003. William Droste, Mayor ATTESTS Linda Jentink, City Clerk Motor home Product Classification Motor Home Product Classification Page. l of 2 11 crrrr Class A Motor Homes W� !- _ r -- - """ � � These are conventional motor homes constructed directly on medium - #or €+rat prct - duty truck chassis which include the engine and drivetrain rt components. The living area and driver's compartment are designed Classif`icattoii and produced by Winnebago Industries, Inc. Fr�+ar�crus 'lal Prodttcf. Iniormattc�c Winnebago •Sightseer Res r. B rasc • Brave _. ialerotrar:. • Adventurer - . Chieftain -Journey • Journey DL Itasca • Sunova • Sunrise • Suncruiser . Sunflyer • Horizon Ultimate • Ultimate Advantage • Ultimate Freedom Class B Van Campers These are panel -type trucks to which any two of the following conveniences are added: sleeping, kitchen and toilet facilities, also 110 -volt electrical hook -up, fresh water storage, city water hook -up and a top extension to provide more head room. Winnebago Industries converts the EuroVan Camper, which is distributed by Volkswagen of America and Volkswagen of Canada. EuroVans Class C Motor Homes (Mini) These are the mini motor homes built on van -type chassis onto which Winnebago Industries constructs a living area with access to the driver's compartment. Winnebago • Vista • Minnie • Minnie Winnie ' Itasca • Sunstar • Spirit • Sundancer Rialta back to top http: / /www. winneb agoind. com/html /products /reeV ehi cles/ classification /p roductClassification.html 6/12/2003 lLabUd UmIGOm2 y .. . : OR \ $ 171 Q ( �\ � http://www.winnebagoind.com/html/prpducts/ r cVeh Q!m%!a c: tm! Page I of I � 172 Ani. Winnebago Motor Homes Copyright m 2002 Winnebago Industries, Inc. Page 1 of 1 http : / /www.winnebagoind.com/html/ products /recVehicles /winnebago.htrnl 6/12/2003 tclai�a Page 1 of 1 M Y J Dinette Rialta,Floorplans J Specifications J.Decor _... i U 2003 Winnebago Rialta There is a certain pleasure in owning something that is superbly designed. And you can hear it in a Rialta owner's voice. You see, we've Galley packed a whole lot of our very best thinking into Rialta. Even from the outside, it differs markedly from other motor homes. Rialta is Dinette 2003 Winnebago Rialta There is a certain pleasure in owning something that is superbly designed. And you can hear it in a Rialta owner's voice. You see, we've Galley packed a whole lot of our very best thinking into Rialta. Even from the outside, it differs markedly from other motor homes. Rialta is incredibly fuel efficient and measures in at a very maneuverable 22 feet. Its sleek, aerodynamic lines and softly rounded contours please the eye, reduce drag and help quiet the interior. But don't let Rialta's size fool you. Inside, you'll find it has plen of room for comfertahie Exterior Storage T vi W =a z a "OU C T L m uG� � 0/ a c Z d o o�� 8 2 o l L ' dE.�> d ra u w E to B B U � � v� er E � °1 � C � v �1s 0 u g O a 4 c ^ � •— CC ^ tt " t i.. Nom! > N �. L ® w oo; ° t� �.c ° N AR2 U L Ln q O) d Him D H 4 ut u d ga d Q E -� Q N ° �- of }J L Y °c10; U — �{ dmu d w a� CL O o S. Q d Q What Vehicles 7ad. � acted � � f , y The Law. - RECREATIONAL VEHICLES RVs include travel traders, campers, motor homes, tent COMMERCIAL VEHICLES , converted to motor homes, boat trailers, snowmobiles, ail- terrain vehicles, boats, watercraft, etc. The size of your RV affects where it Commercial vehicles include d ump trucks, step vans, tow trucks, tank trucks, tractors , buses, cargo trucks, construction can b e parked. vehicles, earth- moving vehicles, vans or pickups with a carrying capacity of more than one ton, snowplows, trucks with non- standard pickup boxes, trailers loaded with commercial equipment, etc. The size of your commercial An oversize RV exceeds 6 ft. in height, 44 ft. vehicle affects where it can be parked. ut length a 6, 500 Pounds (empty weight). One Oversize Commercial Vehicles oversize RV is allowed. An oversize commercial vehicle exceeds B ft. in he eight, 22 ft. in House Oversize RVs caruiot be parked on the street length or 6,500 pounds (empty weight). or driveway The ordinance prohibits storing oversize commercial vehicles in one oversize RV can be parked in the back residential areas. These cannot be stored in the garage or on the Yard — screening is required. yard, driveway or residential street. Oversize commercial vehicles must be pared at another location. • Mid -Size Commercial Vehicles �� • A crud -size RV is between B and 6 ft. high. It is A mid -size commercial vehicle is 8 ft high, 22 ft. long and 6,500 no more than 44 Q long or 6,500 pounds (empty weight). (empty weight). 4 p to two' mid -size commercial vehicles are allowed. House Up to two* mid -size RVs are allowed. i Mid -sze commercial vehicles cannot be Mid -size RVs cannot be Parked on the street. �. parked on ( esidential streets. They also can't be parked on the portion of the driveway in They also cant be parked on the portion of the front of the house line. � driveway in front of the house one." Mid -size RV's can be parked n the back yard or on the portion of the Mid -size commercial vehicles can be parked in the back yard or on the portion of the driveway alongside your house driveway alongside your house --no screening is required. I — no screening is required. (See diagram under mid -size RV's.) Small RV StocWRacing Cars and Junk Vehicles A small RV is less t 6 ft. high, 44 ft in length Any vehicle designed for racing and any vehicle that isn't street and 6,500 pounds (empty weight). f operable must be parked in the garage or at another location. Up to two' small RVs are allowed ll J These cannot be parked on the yard, driveway, or residential street. Smat RVs carxwt be parked on the street They House also cant be parked on the portion of the driveway in front of the house line. "• Small RV's can be parked in the back yard or on Se the portion of the driveway alongside your house - -no screening is required. A small RV can also be parked on the side q + O ' • qq I ¢ yard grass if the RV is screened. _ Parkrhg Parking Screening Required From Allowed .Prohibited for packing Flouse trhe - l�. 4 ¢;.O :. e. �. e ABOUT SCREENING If the recreational or commercial vehicle fits in your garage it shout THER RESTRICTIONS stored there. Other options are listed below. . • -' i ✓lease keep these restrictions in mind as you plan where to store Your Bac Yard - ARV (any size) in a backyard must be parked at least five vehicles. feet away from all side and rear property lines. ' Driveways - No more than one oversize recreational vehicle can be parked in a back i yard. If you're planning to widen Your driveway, driveways in front yards, j { cannot be more than 22 ft. wide or take up more than 30 percent of !! Oversize RV's must be parked on a surface created for parking (concrete, f your front yard. (A 22 ft. wide driveway could hold two cars parked j blacktop or gravel), not on the grass. side by side) 1. An oversize RV must be screened from your neighbors' view as well as the Parked vehicles may not block the sidewalk at any time. view from the street and, if applicable, any public park. Screening requires both the use ofa fence and plants. The fence must be b ft high and be at Numbers Count - least 90 percent opaque. (For example, a wooden board -on -board fence j only two non - passenger (RV or commercial) vehicles can be parked would be opaque enough but a chain fink or picket fence would not.) In outside of a garage. CX these two, onlyone can be an oversize RV. addition to the fence, landscaping must be used. This could be shrubs or trees (either deciduous or evergreen) that will grow to the height of the i Owners Only vehicle when they reach maturity. I RV's Of commercial vehicles must be owned or leased by the ' household's occupant. Plant Plant Screen at Screen Parts and Attachments - Time of I Planting I at Full � S parts, and litter nowplow attachments, car may not be stored Maturity ,utdoors. These must be stored inside a garage or storage shed. EXCEPTIONS OR VARIATIONS Side Yard - No more than one small RV can be parked on the side l Duplexes - Yard lawn. A hard parking surface is not required: UP to six passenger vehicles —three per address -can be parked at a A small RV can be parked on the side yard lawn if the h ex. Parking spot is 10 ft. . away from the next door neighbor's house and the vehicle doesn't extend beyond the front wall ofynurhouse. Townhouses, Condos andApartments - A small RV must be screened from view by a fence that is If You live in a rturd -family dwelling, non- passenger (RV or percent opaque. (A wooden board -on -board fee nc least 90 c high and would be a commercial) vehicles must be stored on a concrete or blacktop parking area Because not all ve opaque enough but a chain link or picket fence would not.) please talk a. Because boil bL*klgs ha enough parking stalls, ding manager or check your townhouse or condominium bylaws. Snowplows - _ Vehicles with an attached snowplow can be parked on the driveway ❑ ❑ between November 1 and April 30. In nearly all cases, the vehicle must be parked behind the front house fine. Corner Lots - nYOU five on a corner lot, the zoning IaWs definition of a Off -Site Storage - Look in the Yellow pages ofyourphona - b c "back yard" �xcusa "side yard "can i under either the heading ° Recreational Vehicles - Storage" or "Storage impact your Parking situation. Please caN 944- e2 before creating parking spaces outside of Household and Commercial." Both list area facilities that rent storage space. Your garage. j Yy 1,at b 1vr w 1n ivlenuota rneignts City of.Mendota Freights Kenclota �1 ghu i S01'„ twja Cut ' f rdoca 9h1S, MN 5'.l-2 651- 452 - 34 ( rax) Home > What's New Home 1 r4h.3t's New WHAT'S NEW? Recreation Pra rams Page l of 4 ur�v ; =.. mencota- l °�� hs. carp What's New W Click below for: Park Bench * City Enacts New Recreational Camping Vehicle Ordinance Donation * The Heights Highlites Newsletter The Village at * The Village at Mendota Heights News Mendota Heights * Other Current News About Our Town Click here for 2002 Election Results Community ity Eve,nts Government CITY OF MENDOTA HEIGHTS - NOTICE OF HEARING ON TRANSFER OF MENDOTA HEIGHTS' WATER SYSTEM TO Contacts ST. PAUL .REGIONAL WATER SERVICES FAQ Map Notice is hereby given that the City Council of the City of Mendota Heights will meet at 8:00 P.M., or as soon as possible thereafter, on Employment Opportunities d Tuesa Aril 1 y Tuesd P , 2003, in the Cit Hall Council Chambers at 1,101 Lin Victoria Curve, Mendota Heights,, MN to consider transferring ownership of Mendota Heights' water facilities to St. Paul Regional - Water Services. In exchange for the transfer, St. Paul Regional Water Services will assume, after a phase in period, maintenance of and upgrades to the system, and will eliminate the 20% surcharge currently charged on billings for water usage to their Mendota Heights customers. Such persons as desire to be heard with reference to the proposed transfer will be heard at this meeting. KATHLEEN M. SWANSON, City Clerk Auxiliary aids for disabled persons are available upon request at least 120 hours in advance. If a notice of less than 120 hours is received, the City of Mendota Heights will make every attempt to provide the aids, however, this may not be possible on short notice. Please contact City Administration at 651- 452 -1850 with requests. City Enacts New Recreational Camping Vehicle Ordinance On Tuesday, December 17th, the City Council voted to enact a new ordinance regarding recreational camping vehicles in the City. The ordinance prohibits the parking of any recreational camping vehicles on the street in a residential district. It also prohibits the parking of a recreational camping vehicle in the driveway of a home in a residential district that is greater than 10 ft in height, greater than 23 ft in length or greater than 6,500 lbs. in weight. Special temporary permits may be issued by the City. Please see the ordinance language for the permit requirements. This ordinance will go into effect upon publication on January 31, 2003. If you have any questions about the ordinance, please contact City Hall. AN ORDINANCE AMENDING ORDINANCE NO. 401 http:// www. mendota- heights.com/whatsnew.htm 3/28/2003 -_. - ' _---------_-`=—_ The City Council of the City of Mendota Heights does hereby ordain as follows: ' SECTION1 Municip . as the City Zoning Ordinance, is hereby arnendedto read 'as fOUovvS: ' . . 3� �1'4( ` `^ ' vehicles. Subd. 1. Definitions. The term "recreational camping vehicle" shall mean and include the following definitions: ' A. Travel trailer means a vehicular, portable structure built on a chassis, designed to be used asa temporary dwelling for travel, recreational and vacation uses, permanently identified as "travel tra||er" by the manufacturer of the ' trailer. ' B. Pickup coach means a structure designed to be mounted on a truck chassis for use as a temporary dwelling for travel _ recreation and vacation. C. Motor home means a portable, temporary to be used for travel, recreation and vacation, constructed as an ` integral part of self-propelled vehicle. - D. Camping trailer means afolding structure mounted on wheels and designed for travel, recreation and vocation uses. ' S bd 2ou tside parking and ' storage ofrecreational camping vehicles is permitted in one side yard only or rear yard in all residential zoping districts and all residential areas ofPUD districts, provided that any such side yard or rear yard storage shall not be adjacent to a street and further provided that all setback requirements shall be met. The vehicle must be parked on a paved surface other than a typical ` drivevvay' ln the case opa residential subdivision surrounding a lake or pond, rear yard storage is prohibited where neighbors can see it from across the water unless adequately screened. All recreational camping vehicles stored outside must be adequately ' ` Subd.]. ' A. Itis unlawful for any person to park or store arecreational camping vehicle in a res driveway in o residential distr that is greater than 10 ft. in height, 23 feet in . length or 6,500 |bs in weight. B. It is unlawful for any person to park or store a recreat ' camping vehicle in a public street in a residential distr 5ubd.4 may beissued by the City for the temporary parking of one "mobile home" or ' recrea tional camping vehicle in a driveway in a residential . distr for a period not to exceed 10 days. No more than 4 � permits per year may be issued to any one ,residence and cannot be issued consecutively (at least 14 days between permits). Vehicles parked indriveway must be placed 15-ft. from roadway ' to allow for visibility of traffic, and vehicles must have permit. Vehicles stored outside must be licensed and operable. http://www.mendota-heights 3/28/2003 wnays INew in lvlencl rieignts SECTION 2 This Ordinance shall be in full force and effect from after its publication according to law. Enacted and Ordained into Ordinance this 17th day of December, 2002. ATTEST: By Kathleen M. Swanson, City Clerk CITY COUNCIL, CITY OF MENDOTA HEIGHTS . By Charles E. Mertensotto, Mayor back Click on the edition date below to read the City Newsletter "The Heights Highlites." April /May 2002 July 2002 September 2002 January 2003 March 2003 You must have the Adobe® acrobatTM plug -in installed on your system in order to view this file. One can download a FREE acrobat viewer by clicking on the button below. A&hg �c E back Page j of 4 Other Current News • City Council Meeting Schedule, Agendas & Minutes • Recreation Programs • Park Bench Donation Program back