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STILLWATER EVENING GAZETTE
By_
CITY OF
Lake Elmo
Gazette Extra, Feb. 9,1994
CITY OF LAKE ELMO
WASHINGTON COUNTY, MINNESOTA
ORDINANCE 8090
An Ordinance Adding Section 301.070
D.8.e. Minimum Architectural Standards
and Section 301.070 13.81 Landscaping to
the 1979 Lake Elmo Municipal Code
Section 1. Amendment: Section 301.070
D.8.e. Minimum Architectural Standards, and
Section 301.070 D.8.f. Landscaping shall read
as follows:
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301.070 D.8.e. Minimum Architectural Stan-
dards. It is in the best inter, a iN to
promote high standards of .ctural de-
sign. New building proposals shall include ar-
chitectural and site plans prepared by a regis-
tered architect and shall show the following as
a minimum:
i. elevations of all side of the buildings;
ii. type and color of exterior building mater-
ils;
iii. typical general floor plans;
iv. dimensions of all structures;
V. location of trash containers, heating,
cooling and ventilation equipment and
systems; and
vi. description of unique architectural fea-
tures specific to the particular request.
The exterior surfaces of all buildings shall be
faced with brick, stone, glass or equivalent.
The City may allow architecturally enhanced
and integrally colored block, in all cases exam-
ples of the proposed finish are to be submitted
for review by the Planning Commission. No
building shall be constructed with a main exte-
rior surface of sheet aluminium, steel corru-
gated aluminum, or similar products; these
materials are acceptable only as trim. Non-
structural metal standing seam roofing is per-
mitted. No accessory building shall exceed the
height of a principal building. All exterior
equipment and trash and recycling storage ar-
eas and dock areas shall be screened with
materials used in the principal structure. Low
profile, self-contained HVAC units which blend
in with the building architecture are exempt
from the screening equipment.
Underground utilities shall be provided for all
structures.
Section 301.070 D.8.f. Landscaping: All yard
area shall either be landscaped green areas or
open and left in a natural state. Yards to be
landscaped shall be landscaped attractiveiy
with lawn, trees and shrubs, in accordance
with a plan prepared by a landscaped archi-
tect. Areas left in a natural state shall be kept
free of litter, debris and noxious weeds. Yards
adjoining any residential zone shall contain a
buffer area consisting of berming, landscaping
and/or fencing for the purpose of screening
noise, sight, sound and glare. A reasonable at-
tempt shall be made to preserve as many ex-
isting trees as is practical and to incorporate
them into the Site Plan. Where areas abut res-
idential districts, a buffer area of a minimum
depth of 75 feet will be required. The buffer
area shall be completely defined and de-
signed, and approved by the City prior to all fi-
nal City inspections for construction on-site.
Prior to the issuance of a building permit or
commencement of any improvements on site,
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the Owner shall provide the City with a finan
cia security for a minimum of 24 months, ap-
proved by the City Attorney, to assure con-
struction of the buffer area.
Section 2. Effective Date: This ordinance
shall become effective upon its passage, pub-
lication according to law, and upon approval
by the Commissioner of Natural Resources.
s/ Wyn John
Wyn John, Mayor
Attest:
s/ Mary Kueffner
Mary Kueffner, City Administrator
Adopted by the Lake Elmo City Council the
25th day of January, 1994.
PUBLISHED IN THE FEBRUARY 9, 1994
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