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Joel Hanson From: Joel Hanson Sent: Monday, July 03, 2006 4:35 PM To: Steve Grittman (NAC) Here is the e -mail I promised you on I -1 flex outdoor storage. * Auto Storage - only licensed vehicles (cars, trucks, and trailers) * Auto Storage of Repairables - must be licensed and capable of being repaired to road worthy state. Must not be on property for more than 14 days. * Construction Storage space - black dirt /salt /sand /gravel no fill dirt. Need limitations on amount of storage devoted to these uses * Construction Storage space -- new materials to be installed * Construction Storage space - Equipment and machinery (tractors, dozers, backhoes, paving equipment, etc.) Must be operable and be off site during a majority of - construction season. * No permanent storage in trailers. Any trailers with materials storage must be road worthy, licensed, and leave the property on a periodic basis (i.e. not on property for more than six consecutive months). * Outdoor Storage areas must be located behind principal building, not in required sideyard setbacks, and screened from view of the public right -of -way. * Miscellaneous materials storage must be segregated, organized, containerized and subject to appropriate height limitations as well as provide for access for movement of vehicles between items stored. Containerized items should be stored off the ground. * No hazardous chemicals or substances as defined by Minnesota Statutes XXX.XXX. We also had this one, but I doubt Mr. Rossow will agree to it. * Outdoor storage is limited to the lesser of no more than 25% of approved storage area (behind building and not in required side or rear yard setbacks - access aisles do not count in this calculation) or XX% of building area (range 75% to 100° %). This needs work. * No outdoor storage may be utilized if the owner of the items in not a tenant in a building with a principal use. No pseudo tenants. Lee Rossow would like us to allow outdoor storage to other tenants within Ryan Industrial Park but agrees with not allowing storage for tenants without a legitimate business located in the park. * Lee Rossow also said he painted a date on repairable car and then hauled it out if still there after a set date (he used 6 months). The painted date idea (was painted on rear window and would come off with a razor blade) may be a good monitoring tool. Look this stuff over and let's get something put together. Thanks SE