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M. The existence of any sign, fence, structure or part of any structure which, because of fire, wind, or <br />other natural disaster or physical deterioration, is no longer habitable as a dwelling nor useful for any <br />other purpose for which it may have been intended. <br />N. The existence of any vacant dwelling, garage or other outbuilding, unless such buildings are kept <br />securely locked, windows kept glazed or neatly boarded up and otherwise protected to prevent <br />entrance thereto by vandals for no longer than 1 year or less. <br />O. The outdoor or outside parking or storage of any junk, abandoned or inoperable vehicles, equipment, <br />trailers and the like. <br />P. The outdoor or outside storage of any part of a vehicle, or piece of machinery that is deteriorating or <br />unusable or intended to be used as salvageable parts. <br />Q. Temporary accessory structures not approved by the City, including but not limited, to shipping, <br />containers and structures made from canvas or plastic with tubular metal hoops. <br />R. Logs and brush piles that create a habitat for rodent and vermin. <br />S. Failure to follow or comply with requirements set forth in development agreements, Conditional Use <br />Permits, or Interim Use Permits, unless otherwise approved by the City. <br />T. Camping, squatting, or living on public or private land unless within a designated campground or for the <br />personal enjoyment on privately owned property by the owner. Tents, campers, vehicles and the like, <br />cannot be used for commercial or private permanent or temporary dwelling units. <br />U. It shall be unlawful to place any sign or advertisement in the public right of way. <br />V. Addressing must be clearly visible and each property identifiable, to include constructions sites from <br />the start of construction throughout development, as to allow for first responders, emergency services <br />and wayfinding. <br />W. Any other act or omission declared to be a public nuisance and for which no sentence is specifically <br />provided. <br />Subd. 2. Gross, Weeds, and Noxious Growths <br />{�A} A All grass, weeds, or noxious growths of vegetation upon public or private property exceeding eight inches <br />in height, or whatever height specified in the appropriate zoning district, excluding acceptable prairie <br />restoration plant materials. <br />Exemption. All ground cover vegetation located in the following areas are hereby exempt from <br />height restrictions: <br />Shore impact zones; <br />2 Bluff impact zones; <br />3.c.. Areas within SO feet of a wetland or natural drainage way; <br />mod. Areas of native plant communities with approved management plans; and <br />Vie. Significant vegetative stands identified under section 117-148, relating to Mississippi River <br />Corridor Critical Area (MRCCA) Overlay District Development Standards. <br />Any vegetation management within the MRCCA overlay district shall comply with the <br />requirements and standards of zoning code and with any vegetation clearing permits approved <br />by the City of Ramsey. <br />f. Areas of steep slope where mowing is not safely possible. <br />(Supp. No. 12, Update 2) <br />Created: 2023-07-25 12:16:48 [EST] <br />Page 4 of 14 <br />