Agenda - Planning Commission - 07/10/2003

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est;b]ish~d ''~' ............. hc, ...... ,C' +1~ ~ Sub& 5. The owners of a doublo ....... ~corner lot may elect to ~ront access the principal building on either street which the lot abutsr. In cases of through lots the City. shall determine which su'eet the buildint~ fronts and accesses, prcv.i.d~d t~at t~e p:'h:C.i, pa! ent':anc~ to thc buil~h:g ~3ha[! open on t~e ~zmcct x~ ::el'c'ctcd. In cases where one of the streets is a coun~ state or MSA street, the lot shall front access on the other street. Where any such election is manifestly conWa~ to the established character or welhre of the nei~borhood, the pe~it shall be refe~ed to the Board of Appeals for approval or disapproval. Subd. 6t4t. All buildings hereafter constructed in the City :hall should be sited on their respective lots with respect to future re-subdivision as provided in Chapter 9.03 regarding subdivisions, as if those future lot lines were recorded at the time the building permit application is made. For the purposes of this Section, on-site sewer systems are not considered part of the building. £ubd. 11. .,~l subsequent ~dd;'; ....... ~ .... +,...;1.~: .......... . .... m~ ~c~..~.~ e"~;C~ cf the-original bu[ld~ng or outbuildings shall be constructed cf 'materials comparable to ~, ,~ ..................... des ~ .... ~ ........ ~F ......... Subd. 12. Buildings ma)' ~' ......,...~..l r.~ s;.~,, and rear 9.11.02 Accessory UgesStructures Subdivision 1. Every private in-ground swimming pool or commercial fishing pond shall be enclosed by a fence or wall not less than four (4) feet high to prevent uncontrolled access by small children. Subd. 2. Any proposed accessory building =k'.'.!! should be located on the parcel of land so as to allow for orderly future re-subdivision of a parcel on which the building is to be 42