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property and neighborhood, adversely affects properry values and neighborhood patterns and poses a threat to the public health and safety when such objects are visible and accessible to passersby. 2. Standards. Objects stored outside that are visible from public rights of way or neighboring properties are a public nuisance if they are not stored in compliance with the following requirements. A. There shall be no exterior storage allowed on lots that do not contain a principle or accessory structure. B. Where there is a principle or accessory structure, all materials, equipment and other objects shall be stored within a building or fully screened so as not to be visible from adjoining properties, except for the following: laundry drying, recreational equipment, construction landscaping materials and equipment currently being used for construction of the premises,woodpiles, agricultural equipment and materials if these are used or intended for use on the premises, off- street parking except as otherwise regulated herein. C. No more than two fish houses are permissible. Fish houses must be stored at least io feet distance from a rear properry line and outside of the OHW setback. D. Exterior storage shall be allowed as follows: ZONING CLASSIFICATION STANDARD Rural Residential A maximum of three (3) recreational Transition Residential vehicles, including boats, shall be allowed Urban Residential to be parked and/or stored outside a building on private property in the rear yard of a non-riparian lot not less than the applicable setback from any properry line. (1) (2) (3) (�) All recreational vehicles, including boats, shall display a current license or watercraft registration if required for such boat or recreational vehicle. (2)Non-motorized watercraft nine (9)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.