Ordinance - #23-14 - 11/14/2023 - Laserfiche WebLink

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1 (C) The City Council will review all other encroachment requests and, if deemed reasonable at its sole 2 discretion, approval is adopted by resolution authorizing the encroachment agreement. 3 (D) All encroachment agreements must be recorded against the property with the Anoka County 4 Recorder's office. 5 (E) The zoning administrator will have the ability to abate the structure or site improvement removal as 6 set forth in Chapter 2 in the event the structure is not removed according to the terms of the agreement. 7 8 262-299 Reserved. 9 10 300 General Performance Standards 11 The following sections set forth standards for uses or structures applicable in all zoning districts. 12 13 301 One Principal Building per Lot 14 Every building erected after the adoption of this chapter from which this chapter is derived shall be located 15 on a lot, as defined herein and in no case shall there be more than one principal building on any one lot, 16 except as may otherwise be provided herein. 17 18 302 Structures on Outlots 19 No structures shall be constructed or erected on an outlot other than signs or fences. 20 21 303 Easements 22 No private buildings (principal or accessory), temporary or permanent structures, or uses may be located 23 in, on, or over any public drainage and/or utility easements, except fences, driveways, parking lots, or 24 easily -movable structures that do not impede the flow of water and do not have permanent foundations as 25 described elsewhere in this chapter and as determined by the City Engineer; and public or quasi -public 26 utilities or facilities regulated by City Franchise or other provisions of the City Code. The items constructed 27 within an easement are subject to removal at the property owner's expense in the event work on the utilities 28 in the easement is needed. 29 30 304 Adequate Public Infrastructure 31 All developments must provide adequate infrastructure suitable for the anticipated traffic, pedestrian 32 circulation, and utility needs of the use. The City is authorized to require any necessary upgrades of adjacent 33 and area public roadways and utilities directly related and proportional to a proposed development. 34 Examples of such improvements are, but not limited to, construction or striping of turn lanes, installing or 35 upgrading utilities, installing sidewalks, and/or installing street lights. All such expenses are the 36 responsibility of the property owner of the proposed development. 37 38 305 Sanitary Sewer and Water Connections 39 (A) All new principal structures within the Metropolitan Urban Services Area (MUSA) as designated on 40 the current Comprehensive Plan must be connected to municipal sanitary sewer and water. 41 (B) For an undeveloped parcel within an urbanized zoning district that is not directly serviced by 42 municipal sanitary sewer and water, reasonable efforts must be made to extend sanitary sewer and/or 43 water mains to the site prior to constructing a principal structure. This may be accomplished by 44 developer utility construction or by an assessment agreement. If it is not reasonably feasible to extend 45 sanitary sewer and/or water mains, a building permit may be issued with private systems. 46 (C) In areas of the city outside of the current Metropolitan Urban Services Area (MUSA) where municipal 47 water mains are located, the owner of a property directly adjacent may petition the City Council for 48 a water connection in the event an existing well becomes inoperable or contaminated. In no case 49 shall the property be considered for rezoning to an urbanized district. 50 51 306 Small Utility Services Attachment A — Ordinance #23-14 Page 33 of 141