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Use Standard Type Preliminary Draft Standards Executive Order 79 -19 Current Standards (Currently in effect; all Moll plans and ordinances must be consistent with these standards and guidelines.) Interim Development Regulations (IDR) (50 79-19 provided the IDRs as temporary standards until local MRCCA ordinances were approved by the EQB. Hastings, Brooklyn Center, and a small area in Hennepin County are stilt subject to tSr lORs brcouse they do not have approved MRCCA ordinances. The DNR used some of the IDRs in drafting new MRCCA rules, and some LGUs have used portions of the IDRS in their current ordinances. The IDRs are provided here for reference. Local ordinances, which vary widely, will contain the current effective standards in any given community.) All Uses General se will be guided by underlying zoning, with additional pro isions for certain uses as specified below. All de elopment will be subject to the dimensional and performance standards in these rules, unless stated otherwise. o general standards or guidelines in E 79 -19. C. Permitted uses. 1. Any and or water de elopment which is in conformance with the standards and guidelines of the nterim De elopment Regulations shall be permitted. 3. Residential De elopment. Residential de elopment shall be permitted in all the districts. All structures and accessory uses or appurtenances of residential de elopment shall be subject to the dimensional standards and criteria in section F of these nterim De elopment Regulations. Agriculture Buffer Requirements Perennial ground no er must be maintained within the bluff impact zone (BIZ), slope preservation zone (SPZ) and the shore impact zone (SIZ). C.1.a. Each LG shall, with assistance of the Metropolitan Council and state agencies 6 Prepare plans and regulations to minimize site alteration and for beach and ri erbank erosion control. 7 Prepare plans and regulations for management of egetati e cutting. See Sheet 4 — Vegetation Feedlots ew animal feedlots and manure storage areas are prohibited. Existing animal feedlots and manure storage areas must conform to the standards in Chapter 7020. o standards or guidelines in E 79 -19. C. Permitted uses. 5. Agricultural ses. All agricultural uses except new feedlots may be permitted in all the districts. Forestry Requirements Tree har esting, biomass har esting within woodlands, and associated reforestation must be conducted consistent with recommended practices in the document Conserving Woodlands in Developing Communities - Best See Sheet4 — Vegetation See Sheet4 — Vegetation Management Practices in Minnesota (20001. Signs Off - premise advertising signs ff- premise ad ertising signs will be guided by underlying zoning, pro ided that 1 the signs meet all required dimensional and performance standards in these rules, and 2 the signs are not isible when iewed from the ri er and the WL of the opposite shore. C.2. Each LG and state agency shall prepare plans and regulations to protect and preser e the aesthetic qualities of the ri er corridor, which pro ide for the following considerations f. Signs. Local units of go ernment shall adopt ordinances for the amortization and remo al of non - conforming general ad ertising signs, and to prohibit the isibility of ad ertising signs from the ri er, except in the rban Di ersified district C. Permitted uses. 8. Signs a. n Rural pen Space, rban De eloped, and rban pen Space districts 1 general ad ertising signs not isible from the ri er are permitted 2 all other general ad ertising signs shall be prohibited. b. n rban Di ersified districts, general ad ertising signs are permitted. Directional Signs Directional signs for patrons arri ing by watercraft may be allowed, pro ided they are consistent with M Statutes, section 860.115 and are only used to con ey necessary information. Signs may be located in the S Z, and must con ey only the location and name of the establishment and the general types of goods and ser ices a ailable, Signs must be_10 ft in height, and _32 sq ft in area. Lighting must be shielded to pre ent illumination out across the ri er and to the sky. Uses - Comparison of Preliminary Draft & Current MRCCA Standards Notes: • The preliminary draft standards presented at the work group meeting on August 12, 2010 have been revised based on input from work group members, LGU5, other agencies, and the public. • For proposed district boundaries, refer to the proposed MRCCA district maps for your area. For current district boundaries, refer to the EO 79 -19 District Map. All maps are available on the MRCCA rulemaking project website. Sheet 5a: Uses — Revised November 5, 2010 Prepared by Minnesota Department of Natural Resources, November 5, 2010