06.01 - Shoreland Conservation Design Ordinance

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would allew an adds ;,.na ie% inerease in Tier, for a+eta e f 15%as shevin in the table). inerease Seeend Third and eaeh subsequent 2ee% 1 Il7'C Tits D. Administration and afiy-maintenance requirements. Prior to final approval of any residential planned unit developments, the City will require adequate provisions developed for preservation and maintenance in perpetuity of open spaced and for the continued existence and functioning of the development as a community. (i) Common open space preservation. Deed restrictions, permanent conservation easements, public dedication and acceptance, or other equally effective and permanent means must be provided to ensure perpetual preservation and maintenance of common open space. For areas greater or equal to io acres, easements shall be held by the City, conservation organization, land trust or similar organization authorized to hold interest in real property pursuant to Minnesota Statutes, section 84C.oi-o5, as approved by the City. The City may also hold or co-hold an easement. The instruments of the easement must include all of the following protections: (a) commercial uses shall be prohibited for noncommercial developments; (b) vegetation and topographic alterations other than to prevent personal injury or property damage and for restoration efforts based on an approved shoreland vegetation buffer plan shall be prohibited; (c) construction of additional buildings, impervious surfaces, or storage of vehicles and other materials shall be prohibited; (d) beaching of motorized watercraft shall be prohibited; and (e) dumping, storage, processing, burning, burying or landfill of solid or other wastes shall be prohibited.