6.1 Potential Ordinance Amendment Discussion - Water Oriented Accessory Structures

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Section i�-5.8 SHORELINE RESIDENTIAL(SR) T�, l��a�. �,turc� On�� tct �rt iented accessory Structure not meeting I Commented[MD(1]:Please confirtn this is an entirely i I,�, (�I�\� I ��t i�m I i-� � I?1��f this ordinance may be placed with a ��new section in the ordinance/zoning code.For other �associated changes please provide the proposed permit on a n�>anan residenlial lol pi�v ided the following standards are met: amendments as a word document showing all 1. The structure or facility musl not exceed 12 feet in height measured at the peak of roofline ;additions,deletions,and other changes from the of the building from the low point of the natural grade around the building. �,existing ordinance(similar to how the proposed guest cottageslguest quarters amendments were presented). 2 The structure cannot occupy an area greater than 120 square feet some changes are suggested in the comments below. 3. The structure may not be located in�Shore Impact Zone I (SIZ1�and must be at least 20 'This greatly improves our abiliry to review the proposed feet from side property lines. changes as they relate to existing standards and state 4, The structure must be treated to reduce visibility as viewed from public waters and adjacent shoreland ruies. -- _-___� shorelands by vegetation,topography,increased setbacks,color,or other means acceptable (Commented[MD(2):See comment below in I definitions section. to the Zoning Administrator,assuming summer,leaf-on conditions. — 5, Construction must comply with the following architectural standards; a. All structures shall be constructed of wood; siding shall be same type of material as principal struqture; b. Asphalt or fiberglass shingles shall be utilized. Metal roofing materials shall not " be allowed; c The roof pitch shall be 4:12 or greater, d. The exterior color of the accessory structure shall match the exterior color of the principal structure. 6. The maximum impervious surface limits for the lot are not exceeded. 7. The structure shall not be located within a bluff impact zone. R. The structure shall not be designed and/or used for human habitation 9 The,�lnicture shall no� inclu�i��ha�hm��in facilities Section 17-3.2. DEFINITIONS Staff proposes the addition of the following definitions: �S�lOPe IIriPaCt ZOrie. (SIL — 1)j tueauti Ixu�{ IOcatec{ hetw2en the ot'dinaty f�igh �Commented[MD(3]:Adding a new definition to create water level(OHWL)of public water and a line parallel to it at a setback of 5o percent of a SIZ-1 and SIZ-2 may require additional the required stI'ilcture setback. 'review/amendment of other sections of the ordinance if i the"SIZ"is mentioned in those sections as well. The City may need to review how the current definition of Shore Impact Zone a. (SIZ—z)means land located between shore impact zone siz�s appi�ed tn�o�9no�t cne er,t�re ord�nar,ce ar,a 1 and the structure Setback line. make any necessary amendments. Altematively, � ,instead of adding new definitions for SIZ-1 and SIZ-2, �item 3 above could be restated as,"The structure may �,not be placed in land located between the ordinary high �'a@Il@�d�C011llll@IltS 'water level(OHWL)of a public water and a line parallel I to it at a setback of 50 percent of the required structure I Consider changing the definition of"Water Oriented Accessory Structure or Facility"to 'secnack° I the definition in the DNR Shoreland Model Ordinance available on the DNR Shoreland _ _ _ �ianagem�:ni Mqdel Or�J��iai��cc:��,ti�ebpage. _ _ The definition in the model ordinance takes into account changes that were made in Minnesota Statute 103G.245. These changes, in part,clarify definitions of boathouse and boat storage structure. Boathouses are prohibited by statute,and are different than water-oriented accessory structures which are allowed.