Agenda - Council - 07/17/1995 - Special

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Anoka residents are allowed to keep any size track on their property if it can be stored indoors. Blaine residents are not not allowed to store any semi-trailers, tractors, buses, special mobile equipment or vehibles over 12,000 pounds. Brooklyn Center r~esidents cannot store commercial vehicles, farm vehicles, or equipment longer than 21-feet, higher than 8 feet, or larger than 9,000 pounds gross weight at their residences. Brooklyn Park residents cannot store vehicles larger than 9,000 pounds gross weight at their residences. Coon Rapids residents are restricted from parking truck-tractors, semi-trailers, tracks or special mobile equipment[except one truck over 9,000 lbs or one track-tractor if the vehicle is owned and operated by the ta'operty owner, is parked on a paved driveway or private parking lot on the property, and is not allowed to idle for more than 1 hour in any 6 hour period. Columbia Heights residents are only allowed to store passenger vehicles and one track of up to 9,000 pounds grosg weight (if it is not a commercial vehicle). Crystal only allows passenger cars and trucks not exceeding 12,000 pounds gross weight. Edina does not allow residents to store commercial vehicles outside. (commercial vehicles are vehicles over 3/4 !ton capacity). Recreational vehicles are also prohibited; however, there is a variance process for those seeking to be exempt from this provision. Elk Riyq:r residents cannot park vehicles larger than 7,000 pounds on public property in the residential district (i.e. they are permitted to park vehicles larger than 7,000 pounds on their private property). Truck-ti'actors and/or semi trailers may be parked in the rural residential district but not in the urban residel~tial district. Fridley allows one commercial vehicle with a gross weight of over 12,000 pounds if the owner/operator reisides on the property, the vehicle is parked on a hardsurface driveway, the engine is not allo4ted to idle more than two 30 minute periods per twenty-four (24) hour period, and the vehicle isparked at least 10 feet from the property line. Under no circumstances is more than one large commercial vehicle allowed. Residents were given one month to remove extra vehicles and six mbnths to install a hardsurface driveway. Golden Valley does not allow any commercial vehicles or equipment to be stored on residential properties. Hilltop allows one recreational vehicle, but no buses, motor macks, mack tractors or commercial vehicles. Lino Lakes residents are restricted from storing or parking vehicles on their private property in excess of 11,075 pp~ unds gross weight unless a permit is obtained that complies with the following conditions: Unit ts not parked more than 72 hours in a 7 day period, unit is parked behind the front of the dwelling, no more than one permit per residence, no idling of engine while mack is parked, truck mus~ be parked a minimum of 150 feet from the nearest lot line, tractor and trailer will remain connected. Mgple Grove residents are restricted from having more than one mack in excess of 12,000 pounds parked on their prOperty. Minnetonka does not allow any vehicles over 12,000 pounds gross vehicle weight.