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Home My Public Portal About250CITY OF MEDINA ORDINANCE NO.�� AN ORDINANCE AMENDING SECTION 828.21 OF THE MEDINA CODE OF ORDINANCES RELATING TO RECREATIONAL VEHICLES The City Council of the City of Medina ordains as follows: Section I: Section 282.21 of the Medina Code of Ordinances is amended by deleting the stricken material and adding the underlined material as follows: 828.21. Recreational Vehicle Regulations. Subdivision 1. 24 As regulated herein, recreational vehicles type generally fishing, or vacation season and State of Minncaota may be parked on agricultural or residential property in the city, provided, however, that such camper or travel trailer no recreational vehicle shall not, while so parked, may be used as a temporary or permanent human living quarters, except as provided in this section. For the purposes of this section, the term recreational vehicle includes campers or trailers of the type generally used temporarily as living quarters or for business purposes during the hunting, fishing or vacation season, boats, boat trailers, general purpose trailers, horse trailers and fish houses. lot within an agricultural or residential district shall comply with all parking and building setbacks for the zoning district and shall only utilize the existing permitted access driveway into the site. Subd. 42. A camper, travel trailer, or other No recreational vehicle may not be parked on any land outside of an approved trailer park or an approved sales lot, except that , or any business practiced in said trailer while it is so parked or stored. a recreational vehicle may be parked on agricultural or residential property in compliance with the following conditions: • the vehicle may not exceed 35 feet in length; 12/ the vehicle must be operable and currently licensed; • the vehicle must be parked in a garage or other building or in the rear or side yard no closer than 10 feet to the lot line; • the vehicle must comply with all applicable parking regulations and utilize only the existing driveway or access point to the site; e� the vehicle may not be used for business purposes; and • the vehicle may not be used for living quarters, except in compliance with this section. In addition, there may not be more than one camper or trailer of the type generally used temporarily as living quarters parked on any lot or parcel at one time. Subd. 43. A recreational vehicle eamper or travel trailer of the type described in paragraph (1) above and owned by a non-resident, guest, or visitor may be parked or occupied by said guest or visitor on property on which a permanent dwelling unit is located for a period not to exceed thirty (30) days while visiting the resident of said property. The recreational vehicle or trailer shall must have self- contained sanitary facilities or standard on -site facilities as required by the city building official/sanitarian. Subd. 54. The Zoning Administrator may authorize a temporary permit for a recreational vehicle for temporary residential purposes within the community in conjunction with a home construction project that is underway, provided, however, that a duly authorized and valid building permit Shall must have been approved by the community building official for the building being constructed. fa) The term of said temporary period shall may not exceed one hundred twenty (120) days or upon completion of construction of the residential home in question, whichever comes first. (b) The Zoning Administrator may attach such conditions and obligations to the issuance of the temporary permit as it he or she deems necessary to protect the health, safety, and general welfare of the citizens of the community. Section II: This ordinance shall become effective upon its adoption and publication. Adopted by the City Council of the City of Medina this / day of AC"' , 1990. ATTEST: j ry,ci ��1G7� Donna Roehl, Clerk -Treasurer Published in the Crow River News this 7 day of ME230-005 2 1990. , �,: / • iE.- NQ, t'The;City "a°Una of the pi Ili:Medina ' Ordains as follows: • Section 1: Section`,282.21 of the - Medina City Code of Ordinances is amended by delet- ing the ciikke material and adding' the underlined material as follows: 828.21.Caa4Pcr-o4r.al{s Aecreatio nal Vehicle Regulations. Subdivision 1.4As regulatest herein: recreational • vehieles 1 mar be'parke on . `'agricultural dr'residential property in the ,city, provided, h, owever;'thatc4ck*per. ikr ;po 'recraational,vehicle . maybe 140d.as f4`a temoorary of 'permanent human'dwell- ;;� 4a9-P4.44abcckyo f living "qu asters; 10, except as provided in this section For the purposes of thiesection: the term recrea , f lional vehjele includes campers or trailers , of the type generally used temporarily as ' Jiving uuarters orfor ournoses qurin9 the hunting: fishing or vacation season. beets'boattrailers. general pur Pose trailers horse trailers and fish. !houses: 4 - '' ( Notary Public � �. State of Minnesota County of Wright County of Hennepin as Affidavit of Publication Don R. Larson, being duly sworn, on oath says that he is the publisher or authorized agent and em- ployee of the publisher of the newspaper known as The South Crow River News and has full knowl- edge of the facts which are stated below: (A) The newspaper has complied with all of the requirements constituting qualification as a legal newspaper, as provided by Minnesota Statute 331.02, 331.06, and other applicable laws, as amended. (B) The printed Medina - Ordinance No. 250 ckiwaway-ietch-tkie-c44, r-....'..a Subd. 32. A' r-traval.traikg.,:4x etti.e.plip recreational vehicle maynctbe parked on any land outside of an ap- proved trailer park ;or an approved sales lot, except that AS=4f--oae-444. b2Ralvehicfe may be onrk- leral e re Idanttal ore iximunsaautharral triz ee following d rallta .vebisa, may not oxc�od �5 frier t �p �1e_.vatitle_nauaLt sa...o?serabt psi �Purtulic, ire �1 w )tiWet.,44...uartiou,.el.a *eau° u, uratr AgMoil.Ut Mkttte.l ar Wiz ya*U hid .tiOlttr..Nt40.>l9_W.tg.ti4a.#0 LtffIL dLWs:-.141l7k&-tuu4.1—tzualt(.,.lkatutli APPIts1 tSiLPOLISing reguk tells ulilati onlXltie existing driveway or access point to the .stilt el the vehicle may not be used for business purposes and 0 the vehicle may not be used for living quarters• except in compliance with/ which is attached was cut from the columns of said newspaper, and was printed and published once each week for 1 successive weeks; it was first published on _ P1011 da Y. tr ' ` f 7 January 91 In addition , there may not be moreirtan 1 day of 19_ , and was therea one camper or trailer of th�tvpe generally. to and including , the :Used teinpor'arily as'� living quarters'' and printed below is a copy of the lower case alphabe , Farked on any lot dr parcel at one time. acknowledged as being the size and kind of type used it .:.:' SUbd.:' 41.; A recreational °vehicle' Subscribed and sworn to before me on this 7 day of 3 an ,19=1[[�� ` Ce_ by 0' r ,.ire $��i`or:�Gpl + fNI x r4dnirop�jrffy wit i;1enpdexot ,frio@ntt is Soeafed �, 8 „ 'N ski ' rep, aO 'S9 s41 standard o r,afactlttiesa ;5 tlei,city building offlctaV,,sa�t1_ 1 , 'b4. The Zoning' A jtnistrator,II :'authorize a taruporage. permit for a 1 riP t„-periabta unit for temporary resi- � ntial purposes within the: community in, ; conjunction ,with a home construction project that is underway, provided, how= ever, that a duly authorized and valid building -permit &ball roust have been approved by the community building offi- cial for the building being constructed: (a} The tern) of said temporary` period shalt may not 'exceed one hundred twenty (120) .days of upon completion of con- struction of the residential home In ques- tiorttwhlchevercomes first. 444.Tite Zon -in Administrator may attach such 'condi- lions and obllpatfons to the Isivance of the :teMporary; permit as it he 'or'shQ deeins''necessary to protect the health, safety, and general welfare of the citizens of the community; , Section II: ..This' ordinnnce': shall bo- . come ' effective upon its adoption and;. publication, . • Adopted by the City Council of the City of Medina this 18 day of December,1990. Thomas Anderson, Mayor ATTEST: Donna Roehl, Clerk -Treasurer Published in the Crow River News Monday, Jan. 7, 1991. CR994