Agenda - Planning Commission - 04/06/2006

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Proof of fee title ownership of the Subject Property on which the dwelling is to be located. Any additional information which the City finds necessary to make a fair determination of whether a DMP should be issued. Subd. 6. City Processing of DMP. After a completed application for a DMP is received by the City, Staff shall inspect the dwelling and the Subject Property for building mad zoning code compliance, as well as to ensure that the dwelling is aesthetically compatible with the surrounding neighborhood. The Zoning Administrator and Building Official shall have the authority to approve a DMP application as proposed or with modifications, or to deny the DMP application. The criteria used to make this determination shall include but not be limited to the following: The architecture of the dwelling to be moved must be compatible in nature to the dwellings in the immediate area of where the dwelling is to be located. Architectural elements considered shall include but not be limited to siding, roofing, style and age. The dwelling to be moved, after being so moved, must have an assessed valuation representative of the median of the neighborhood in which it is to be located, as determined by the County Assessor's office. Subd. 7. Performance Standards and DMP Agreement. The dwelling to be moved must comply in ail respects with the Building Code, as adopted by the City, and other applicable City Code provisions. If the dwelling is not in compliance, the applicant shall present to the City a complete and detailed plan showing changes which will be made in order to attain compliance with said codes. A DMP shall not be released to the applicant until there is a signed DMP Agreement and the City has been provided with the required financial guarantee described below. The DMP Agreement shall require the completion of any necessary changes within a period of six months fi.om the date of the building permit approval. The amount of the financial guarantee shall be established by the City's Building Official in an amount sufficient to insure that the moving project will be completed in accordance with the requirements for a certificate of occupancy and the terms and time frames established within the DMP. The escrow required shall equal 125% of the Building Official's estimate. Whenever in the judgment of the City, the project has not been completed in accordance with City Code requirements, a written notice shall be issued to the fee title owner of the Subject Property identifying the necessary corrections. Service of said notice shall be in person or by mail, mailed to the applicant at the address listed in the DMP Agreement. If the necessary corrections are not accomplished within ten (10) days of the date of mailing the notice, the Council may cause such conditions to be abated at the expense of the City and recover such expenditure including reasonable administrative expenses from the escrow fund as required by the DMP Agreement. In the event the escrow is not sufficient to defray the expenses incurred by 68 3