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1 (D) Commercial Indoor Recreation <br />2 (1) In BI district, the indoor space is limited to 2,000 square feet. <br />3 (2) Indoor Shooting Ranges: <br />4 (a) All firearms not in use in firing range lanes/stalls shall be unloaded and properly cased <br />5 at all times in accordance with Minnesota laws. <br />6 (b) Controlled access to the shooting range shall be maintained at all times. <br />7 (c) Any weapons stored overnight on the premises shall be properly secured, per direction <br />8 from the police chief. <br />9 <br />10 (E) Commercial Outdoor Recreation <br />11 (1) As an accessory use, it must be in conjunction with a brewery and taproom, restaurant, brewpub <br />12 use. <br />13 <br />14 (F) Drive-Thrus <br />15 (1) All stacking space for vehicles shall be off-street and shall be constructed to size that will <br />16 accommodate at least five vehicles. More stacking may be required if reasonable for the <br />17 proposed use. <br />18 (2) Drive-thurs, menu boards, ordering equipment, and stacking queues shall be screened from <br />19 view nor audible of abutting residential districts. <br />20 (3) Ordering equipment must not be audible from adjacent properties or rights -of -way. <br />21 (4) A bypass lane is required. <br />22 (5) Screening shall be provided of automobile headlights in the drive-thru lane to windows and <br />23 doors of adjacent uses. Such screen shall be at least three feet in height at installation and <br />24 fully opaque, consisting of a wall, fence, dense vegetation, berm or grade change. <br />25 <br />26 (G) Fitness Centers. <br />27 (1) In the BI districts, a fitness center use is limited to 2,000 square feet <br />28 (2) In B2, B3, and 11 districts, there is no area limit. <br />29 <br />30 (H) Funeral Homes and Crematoriums. <br />31 (1) In the B 1 district, a crematorium is not permitted. <br />32 (2) In the B2 and B3 districts, a crematorium must be accompanied by a funeral home. <br />33 (3) In the 11 and 12 districts, a funeral home is not peiniitted, though a crematorium as a primary <br />34 use is allowed as a permitted use. <br />35 <br />36 (I) Mobile Food Units. A mobile food unit is considered an accessory use to an established business use <br />37 with the following requirements: <br />38 (1) The owner/operator of the mobile food unit shall have written permission of the current <br />39 property owner to locate in a designated area. <br />40 (2) The owner/operator of the mobile food unit must keep a copy of the mobile food unit license <br />41 with the unit and demonstrate compliance with the license set forth in Chapter 26 upon <br />42 inspection. <br />43 (3) The area(s) designated for the mobile food unit and accessory outdoor seating may not block <br />44 sidewalks, walkways, impede pedestrian or vehicular traffic, or interfere with public safety. <br />45 (4) Mobile food unit locations are limited to private property located in a COR, Business, or <br />46 Industrial District as listed in this chapter. <br />47 (5) Mobile food units shall be located on an established parking area or on an asphalt or concrete <br />48 surface. <br />49 (6) The owner/operator must provide waste receptacles for customer use and keep the site in a neat <br />50 and orderly fashion, free from litter, refuse, debris, junk, or other waste which results in <br />51 offensive odors or unsightly conditions. <br />Attachment A — Ordinance #23-14 <br />Page 68 of 141 <br />