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ways, or public waters during leaf-off conditions shall <br /> be exempt from above requirements, so long as <br /> required setbacks and licensing can be maintained. <br /> G. Abandoned motor vehicles shall be stored within a structure <br /> or completely screened from view from adjacent properties <br /> and right-of-way. See Chapter 3,Article 8. <br /> 3. Bulk Stora�e. <br /> A. All uses associated with the bulk storage of oil, gasoline, <br /> liquid propane,liquid fertilizer, chemicals and similar liquids <br /> shall comply with the requirements of the Minnesota State <br /> Fire Marshall, the Minnesota Pollution Control Agency and <br /> Minnesota Department of Agriculture. When in excess of <br /> normal domestic allowances, the property owner shall have <br /> documents from those offices stating that the use is in <br /> compliance. No storage facility shall be constructed or placed <br /> where spillage from the facility would drain to a drainageway <br /> or public waters without providing complete containment. <br /> Planning Commission Direction: Please come prepared to discuss <br /> potential amendments to the above Ordinance. <br /> Pequot Lakes Staff Report 6(a)-g <br /> October i8,2oi8 <br />
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