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association must have a land stewardship plan for <br /> common open space areas greater or equal to io <br /> acres specifically focusing on the long-term <br /> management of these open space lands. <br /> (3) Amendments or revisions to covenants or deed <br /> restrictions. Before establishing or recording any common <br /> interest community, the developer shall submit <br /> documents, including all covenants, conditions, <br /> restrictions, easements, and operating rules and <br /> procedures associated with the development, for review <br /> and approval by the City pursuant to Minnesota Statutes, <br /> section 515B.1-io6. Under no circumstances shall <br /> covenants or deed restrictions be modified without the <br /> City's determination that the proposed changes fully <br /> comply with the requirements of Section 17-8.2. <br /> E. Conversions. Existing commercial planned unit developments <br /> other land uses and facilities may be converted to residential <br /> developments if all of the following standards are met: <br /> (1) Proposed conversions must be evaluated using the same <br /> procedures and standards presented in this part for <br /> planned unit developments involving all new construction. <br /> Inconsistencies between existing features of the <br /> development and these standards shall be identified and <br /> corrected. For conversions to residential lots, all <br /> inconsistencies between existing features of the <br /> development and the standards in Section 17-8.2 must be <br /> identified and corrected. <br /> (2) Deficiencies involving water supply and sewage treatment, <br /> impervious coverage, common open space, and shore <br /> recreation facilities must be corrected as part of the <br /> conversion or as specified in the conditional use permit. <br /> (3) Shore and bluff impact zone deficiencies must be corrected <br /> as part of the conversion. These improvements must <br /> include,where applicable,the following: <br /> (a) removal of extraneous buildings, docks, mooring <br /> sites, boat launching areas, and ramps, or other <br /> facilities located in shore or bluff impact zones; <br /> (b) remedial measures to correct erosion sites and <br /> improve vegetative cover and screening of buildings <br /> and other facilities as viewed from the water to <br /> meet shoreland vegetation buffer standards in <br /> Section 17-8.2(3)(B) <br /> (4) Dwelling units or dwelling site densities shall meet the <br /> standards in this part for conversion to planned unit <br /> developments and the standards in Section 17-8.2(6) for <br /> conversions to residential lots. <br /> CITY OF PEQUOT LAKES I Shoreland Conservation Design Standards Page 12 of 15 <br />
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