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Provision 2 also allows covered porches to extend up to ten feet of the rear property line. Three or four season porches are basically an extension of the principal building. We question whether this is the desire of the City. Provision 3. Generally, traffic sight line protections for corner lots are addressed by traffic visibility triangles extending 30 feet down the lot line, beginning at the lot corner then diagonally connecting the two points. Within this area, structures and landscape heights are restricted. Provision 4. Uses listed in Provision 4 are reiterated in Provision 2 and 6. Provision 5. Height exemption should be addressed in Subd. 9 of the Zoning Ordinance and not included in Subd. 14, Permitted Encroachments. Subd. 15. Vacated Streets We would suggest that this subdivision should be located in Section 6 of the Zoning Ordinance which describes the zoning districts. Subd. 18. Quasi Public Structures We question whether any type structure that is not publicly owned should be allowed to encroach into a public right-of-way. This may present'livability problems for the City. Subd. 21. Parking and Storage of Motor Home or Travel Trailer We believe that this and other permitted outdoor storage should be combined under one section. In light of the popularity of recreational vehicles in Lino Lakes, we should examine the setback restrictions that are imposed on those vehicles. The current regulation prohibits storing any recreational vehicle on a driveway in front of a home, if the home complies with minimum front yard setbacks. Subd. 22. Temporary Parking of Recreational Vehicles This subdivision should specify as to whether this requires the temporary storage on a developed lot. Subd. 24. Exterior Storage This section is relatively complete, however, a reference to recreational vehicle storage requirements may be appropriate. 6