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What itemscount toward off-street parking regulations?
<br />Andover(Title 12 –Zoning Regulations, and definitions of Motor Vehicle and Recreational Vehicle)
<br />- Items include: passenger vehicles, trucks, travel trailers, truck campers, camping trailers, self-
<br />propelled motor homes and converted buses licensed as an RV, boats, snowmobiles, all-terrain
<br />vehicles, and other similar vehicular portable structures without permanent foundations.
<br />- Must be placed on a driveway, or a maximum of two (2) items stored in the rear yard. This rule
<br />applies for all properties regardless of size.
<br />- Rear storage of recreational vehicles exceeding 45 feet in length is allowed if the parcel, or shared
<br />parcels between a single owner, is at least 2.5 acres in size.
<br />Anoka (Sections 50-135 and 50-136
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<br />Sec. 50-135. – Causes of blight or blighting factors.
<br />b. For the purpose of this subsection (1), the term "junk motor vehicle" shall include any automobile,
<br />snowmobile, truck, motorcycle, or any motor vehicle as defined in M.S.A. § 169.011, subd. 42,
<br />part of a motor vehicle or former motor vehicle stored in the open which is:
<br />1. Unusable or inoperable because of lack of or defects in component parts;
<br />2. Unusable or inoperable because of damage from collision, deterioration, or having
<br />been cannibalized;
<br />3. Beyond repair, and, therefore, not intended for future use as a motor vehicle;
<br />4. Being retained on the property for possible use of salvageable parts; or
<br />5. Not properly and currently licensed within the state.
<br />Sec. 50-136. – Outdoor Storage
<br />In any area zoned as a residential district (R-1, R-2, R-3, R-4, R-5) or in any other zone on a lot
<br />which is occupied by a dwelling unit, all personal property shall be stored within a building, or if
<br />within a rear yard, shall be screened with vegetation or a fence to serve as a buffer between
<br />adjoining properties and public streets.
<br />1) For the purpose of this section, the term "outdoor storage" shall include, but not be
<br />limited to, the following items: toys, bikes, bike/skate ramps, canoes, paddleboats,
<br />fishing boats, truck toppers, snowmobiles, fish houses, lawn mowers, snow blowers,
<br />lawn/garden equipment, hunting blinds/stands, four-wheelers and ATVs.
<br />5) The following items are exempt from the foregoing outdoor storage prohibitions:
<br />d. Permanent recreational equipment;
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<br />Blaine (33.13. – Parking (j) Residential on-site parking requirements)
<br />- Limited to operable vehicles registered and licensed to the occupants and guests
<br />- Front and side yards require paved surfacing
<br />- Rear yard parking allows for:
<br />o Passenger vehicles on paved surfaces
<br />o Recreational vehicles, boats, truck toppers, and trailers on paved or unpaved surfaces in
<br />the rear yard, must meet setbacks
<br />o Collector vehicles on paved or unpaved surfaces, if in operable condition, the collector’s
<br />license is within two (2) years, and it is screened with a
<br />Coon Rapids (11-601.2 and .3)
<br />- Two (2) major recreational equipment items per residential dwelling unit, whether stored inside
<br />or outside
<br />- No trucks, trailers, exceeding 9,000 lbs of gross vehicle weight
<br />)
<br />Dayton (1001.19 Parking Regulations, Subd. 3
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