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1 e. Items stored or parked separate from other items shall count as one item each; multiple items 2 stored or parked on a trailer, for instance, count as one item. (Example: two snowmobiles and 3 an empty trailer on the ground are three items; two snowmobiles on a trailer are one item). 4 f. Items that will count towards the number restriction include, but are not limited to, the 5 following examples: trailers, motor vehicles, recreational vehicles, campers, boats, canoes, 6 snowmobiles,jet-skis,all-terrain vehicles, go-carts,motocross bikes,motorcycles,fish houses, 7 bobcats, skid steers, and self-propelled vehicles. 8 g. Exceptions: Items that will not count towards the number restriction include those items 9 typically seen as accessory to a residential use, up to four each. Examples would be 10 lawnmowers, garden tractors and attachments, bicycles, wheelbarrows, play structures, 11 stepladders, and other items used for routine home and lawn maintenance. 12 (2) Location and setbacks. 13 a. On all residential parcels: 14 1. Motor vehicles stored or parked in a side or rear yard shall maintain a setback of at least 15 five feet from the edge of the parking surface to the lot line(s). 16 2. Equipment parked or stored in the side yard shall maintain a setback of at least five feet 17 from the edge of the parking surface to the lot line(s). 18 3. Equipment parked or stored in the rear yard shall maintain a setback of at least five feet 19 from the lot line(s). 20 (3) Surfacing. 21 a. Inside the metropolitan urban service area(MUSA). 22 1. Currently licensed and operable motor vehicles,the primary purpose of which is for private 23 transportation or recreational use may be parked: 24 (i) In the front yard if on a driveway. 25 (ii) In the side or rear yard provided it is parked on a residential parking surface that 26 consists of either bituminous pavement or concrete. 27 2. Equipment, for which the primary purpose is private or personal/recreational use may be 28 parked: 29 (i) In the front yard if on a driveway. 30 (ii) In the side yard on a residential parking surface of either bituminous pavement or 31 concrete. 32 (iii)In the rear yard on an unimproved surface. 33 b. Outside the metropolitan urban service area (MUSA). 34 1. Currently licensed and operable motor vehicles,the primary purpose of which is for private 35 transportation or recreational use may be parked: 36 (i) In the front yard if on a driveway. 37 (ii) In the side or rear yard provided it is parked on a residential parking surface that 38 consists of either bituminous pavement, concrete, or prepared gravel/Class V of at least 39 two inches in depth that is applied to the entire area beneath the motor vehicle and 40 extending 12 inches around the perimeter of the motor vehicle. 41 2. Equipment, for which the primary purpose is private or personal/recreational use may be 42 parked: 43 (i) In the front yard if on a driveway. 44 (ii) In the side yard on a residential parking surface of bituminous pavement, concrete, or 45 Class V of at least two inches in depth, that is applied to the entire area beneath the 46 equipment and extending 12 inches around the perimeter of the equipment. 47 (iii)In the rear yard on an unimproved surface. 48 c. An alternative surface, such as pervious pavement, may be considered with appropriate base 49 and approval of the zoning administrator. 50 (4) The material for the prepared parking surface must be at least two inches in depth under the 51 entire motor vehicle or equipment and extend 12 inches beyond the perimeter of the motor 52 vehicle or equipment. Page 56 of 141