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��s� <br /> �'�q��t <br /> I�.es� <br /> NEW BUSINESS—EXTERIOR STORAGE ORDINANCE-DISCUSSION <br /> Agenda Item: 6 (a) <br /> Background Information: Earlier the Exterior Storage Ordinance was <br /> amended to be more enforceable. However, we found that 2 C, D & E conflict <br /> with one another. In addition, during discussions with a property owner, the <br /> Planning Commission considered allowing Exterior Storage on lots if the owner <br /> owned property across the street. <br /> Applicable Regulations: <br /> Section i�-�.5 EXTERIOR STORAGE <br /> i. Declaration of Nuisance. Excess outdoor storage of materials, <br /> equipment and other objects is declared to be a public nuisance <br /> because it is unsightly, decreases adjoining landowners' and <br /> occupants' enjoyment of their property and neighborhood, <br /> adversely affects properry values and neighborhood patterns and <br /> poses a threat to the public health and safety when such objects are <br /> visible and accessible to passersby. <br /> 2. Standards. Objects stored outside that are visible from public rights <br /> of way or neighboring properties are a public nuisance if they are <br /> not stored in compliance with the following requirements. <br /> A. There shall be no exterior storage allowed on lots that do not <br /> contain a principle or accessory structure. <br /> B. Where there is a principle or accessory structure, all <br /> materials, equipment and other objects shall be stored <br /> within a building or fully screened so as not to be visible <br /> from adjoining properties, except for the following: laundry <br /> diying, recreational equipment, construction landscaping <br /> materials and equipment currently being used for <br /> construction of the premises, woodpiles, agricultural <br /> equipment and materials if these are used or intended for <br /> use on the premises, off-street parking except as otherwise <br /> regulated herein. <br /> C. No more than two fish houses and one recreational vehicle <br /> are permissible. Fish houses and recreational vehicles must <br /> be stored at least �o feet distance from any properry line and <br /> outside of the OHW setback. <br /> Pequot Lakes Staff Report 6(a)-1 <br /> October i8,Zoi8 <br />