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06.01 - Ordinance Amendment Non-conforming Structures
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LLJ <br />INSTITUTE <br />Toll Free 866.900.3064 Fax 866.924.1928 <br />February 1, 2012 <br />Mayor and City Council <br />City of Pequot Lakes <br />4638 County Road 11 <br />Pequot Lakes, MN 56472 <br />Re: Planning Commission Report <br />Dear Mayor and City Council, <br />The Planning Commission met for their regularly scheduled January meeting at which <br />there was one public hearing. They are forwarding you one recommendation at this <br />time. <br />i) Ordinance Amendment regarding Expansion /Replacement of Non- <br />conforming Structures. City of Pequot Lakes, Applicant. Application <br />11 -4036. The Zoning Ordinance allows property owners a one -time opportunity <br />to expand a non - conforming structure up to 50% of the existing size (resulting <br />structure can't be more than 2,500 sq. ft.) OR replace the structure with one of <br />the exact same size /dimensions. The former is an exception to State Rules that <br />allows a modest expansion to non - conforming structures without the need for a <br />variance. The exception reduces costs and saves time for property owners who <br />desire a simple expansion to a non - conforming structure. The City has previously <br />determined that a property owner having a 2,500 sq. ft. structure is making <br />"reasonable use" of their property, so a non - conforming structure may not be <br />expanded (without a variance) if it is greater than that size. <br />This amendment was sent back to the Planning Commission by the City Council <br />last month. The Planning Commission re- evaluated the amendment and made <br />changes to make it less confusing. <br />The number of "tiers" that determines how much a structure can be expanded <br />was reduced from four to just two. With the proposed amendment, if an existing <br />non - conforming structure can only meet between 1 -50 percent of the required <br />setback, it may only be expanded by 25%. If the structure can meet between 51- <br />WWW.COMMUNITYGROWTH.COM WWW.$TRONGTOWNS.ORG <br />
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