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-76- 4. 5. 6~ Whether the variance will impair established property_ values within the neighborhood. Whether the increased height will be compatible with the principal building on the same parcel. Whether the increased height will be compatible with existing development in the immediate neighborhood. Whether the variance requested is the minimum variance necessary to accomplish the intended purpose of the applicant. Two story and/or split level accessory buildings are prohibited in residential districts. Shed and/or gable dormers which do not exceed one-third the length of the bearing wail (sidewall) beloTM shall be allowed in the upper level (attic area). Knee walls, cripple walls, or cantilevers anywhere on the upper level (attic area) are prohibited in residential districts. f. Gambrel roofs (barn style) are permitted. Subd. 6. No part of an accessory building shall extend into a drainage and utility easement or any required setback, except that accessory buildings may be placed within five (5) feet of a rear property line when no drainage easement is present. Subd. 8. Any accessory building proposed to be within five (5) feet, overhang to overhang, of the principal building shall either be made structurally a part of the principal building or the wall and soffit area of the accessory building that is within fi.v.e (5) feet of the principal building shall be constructed to a 1-hour fire rating. e,,~.a a m~ ........... building shall ~'~ ~*~'~ *^ ~"~ ohM1 ~ mad0 Subd. 1~. Ail detzzk.~d acc~s~U' bu~!d~ng~ aha!! b~ !ezzted ~ tke ~d~ er ........ ~ For lots 2 acres (87,120 square feet) or ~reater in size, the detached accessory struc~re may bc located nearer the front prope2v line than the principal structure provided the following criteria are met: a. The placement of th~ detached accesso~ building, maintains compliance with the standard front yard structure setback requirement for the respectiw zoning districtl and