Resolution - #03-08-222 - No Signatures - 08/26/2003

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WHEREAS, The City Council met on August 26, 2003 to review the request for an interim use permit to allow an unimproved parking lot, to have outdoor storage, and to use an existing building for educational purposes allow for an unimproved parking lot as the principal use of a property located at 6021 Hwy. 10. NOW THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED BY THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF RAMSEY, ANOKA COUNTY, STATE OF MINNESOTA, as follows: This permit is issued pursuant to Section 9.03.04A of the Ramsey City Code. The conditions of this permit are as follows: 1)The Interim Use Permit is valid until September 1, 2006 2)The existing access onto Hwy. 10 from the Subject Property will be allowed to remain open through the duration of the Interim Use Permit. The City reserves the right to review the situation and order the closing of the access if in their judgment the access is posing a safety hazard or if the access is being used more frequently than expected. It is the intention of the City that once permanent improvements are made to the Subject Property that the eastern access to Hwy. 10 will be closed and access to the site will come from the existing Anoka Technical College parking lot. As part of the access closure and permanent improvements, the City will require a split-rail fence or similar material be placed along the southern boundary to discourage direct access onto Hwy. 10. In addition, the City will require similar fencing or the installation of curb and gutter as part of the permanent improvements along the western edge of the property to discourage trespassing onto the abutting lot’s access to the west. 3)Any incidents on the subject property that will need public safety services (police and fire) will need to be routed to the City of Ramsey Police and Fire Departments. 4)A six-foot high screening barrier must be constructed on all four sides of the storage area. The fence design and material are subject to approval by the City of Ramsey. 5)No more than 10 vehicles will be allowed to be stored within the storage area. No other equipment or material shall be stored in the outdoor storage area. 6)That Permittee shall reposition or properly screen the fire instruction vehicles and any other equipment currently located in the front yard. Said screening or repositioning is subject to City approval. 7)The existing pole building may be used for storage as long as the building maintains compliance with the state building and fire codes. 8)Prior to any alterations to the existing masonry building, all necessary building permits will need to be applied for and approved by the City. RESOLUTION #03-08-222 Page 2 of 5