6(a) Exterior Storage Ordinance - Discussion

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D. Boats and recreational vehicles shall be allowed to be parked and/or stored outside a building on private property up to a cumulative total of � days per calendar year, except that boats and recreational vehicles less than 3o feet in length stored in the rear yard of a non-riparian lot not less than the applicable setback from any property line are not subject to ', the �-day limit established herein if the following standards are satisfied: (1) A maximum of three boats and recreational vehicles less than 3o feet in length may be stored outside in the rear of improved lots only, not less than the applicable setback from any property line or ordinary high water mark of a public water. (2) All boats and recreational vehicles stored outside more than � cumulative days per year shall display a current license or watercraft registration if required for such boat or recreational vehicle by the State of ' Minnesota. (3) For the purposes of this section, multiple recreational vehicles stored on a single trailer less than 3o feet in length shall be considered one recreational vehicle. E. Boats and recreational vehicles over 3o feet in length shall be allowed to be parked outside a building anywhere on private property for no more than a cumulative total of � days per calendar year for the purposes of repair, preparation for mooring, or transition to and from other storage arrangements. A. F�ceptions: (�) Watercraft normally maintained year-round on permanent lifts, tract systems or stands as the normal usage location are not considered as stored under this section. (2) Non-motorized watercraft nine (g) feet in length or less that do not require watercraft registration by the State of Minnesota are not considered as stored under this article, so long as applicable setbacks are maintained. (3) Storage on lots in excess of one acre in area, or where storage is not visible from other properties, right-of- Pequot Lakes Staff Report 6(a)-2 October i8,2oi8