FINAL ORDINANCE NO. 08-010 - Laserfiche WebLink

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(b) The area where the non-agricultural low impact use is located shall be legally defined as approved by the city and is hereafter known as the "Non-Ag Area." The Non-AgArea shall not exceed 4% of the property owner's contiguous agricultural zone gross lot area. The building footprints and asphalt and concrete surfaces within the Non-Ag Area shall not exceed 1.5% of the property owner's contiguous agricultural zone gross lot area. Landscaping, berms, ponds, gravel driveways, and other improvements that would otherwise be permitted in the Agricultural zone may be located outside of the Non-Ag Area. (c) Non-agricultural low impact uses shall only be allowed on a parcel of a nominal 40 acres or larger. (d) Non-agricultural low impact uses shall not generate more than 3 trips per day per acre of contiguous agriculturally zoned area, with the exception of land, with sole access to Hudson Boulevard that shall not generate more than 6 trips per day per acre. (e) Any uses under this section involving the outside storage of vehicles, equipment, or goods shall be located a minimum of 200 feet from any public roadway or adjacent landowner's boundary, except that the setback from the I-94 frontage road shall be not less than 50 feet. In addition, any such outside storage shall be screened from view from adjacent property and the public roadway by berms and landscaping. A plan for such screening shall be submitted with the application for the conditional use permit which shall clearly demonstrate by view cross -sections that said screening will be effective immediately, and in all seasons. Degradation of such screening by loss of landscape materials, outdoor storage of items that exceed the screened height or for any other reason shall be grounds for rescinding the outdoor storage portion of the conditional use permit. (f) Non-agricultural low impact uses may not generate more than 3.0 SAC units per 3.5 acres or 235 gallons per day per net acre of land based upon design capacity of facilities, whichever is more restrictive. (g) The property owner shall maintain the remaining land or farm outside of the CUP Area in accordance with the permitted uses of the Agricultural zoning district and the required practices of the Soil and Water Conservation District. (h) All lighting shall comply with the city's regulations. (i) All signs shall comply with the city's regulations. 0) Rate and volume of runoff from the CUP shall not exceed the 1 % rule and shall be verified by the City Engineer. (k) In the event that the property owner, or future property owner, initiates a Comprehensive Plan amendment and rezoning of any or all of the 2