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D. Cargo containers shall be painted to match the primay color of the adjacent building. If the cargo <br />container is located within a building or not visible from abutting rights -of -may and adjoining lots as <br />detemvned by the Director, painting is not required. <br />E. A cargo container located within 100 feet of a residential Zone shall be no greater in size than ten <br />(10) feet by twenty (20) feet, and shall have a stick -built structure constructed to completely <br />enclose the cargo container. Upon removal of the cargo container the screening slrzrcU{n shall also <br />be removed. No stick -built structure shall be required if the cargo containeris totally screened from <br />abutting residential Zone lots as determined by the Director. <br />F. Cmgo containers shall not occupy any required off-shret parking *aces, vehicular access, <br />pedestrian facilities or landscape areas for the site. <br />G. Cargo containers may be stacked two -high in the Industrial p) zone, and shall not be stacked in <br />any other zone. <br />H. Cargo containers shall not be used for warehouse/storage as the primary use of the property. <br />I. Outdoor cargo containers shall not be refrigerated. <br />6. Legal Nonconforming Cargo Containers: Cargo containers that have been legally located on a site <br />prior to November 12, 2002 shall be a legal nonconforming shvatum In addition to the provisions <br />for nonconforming structures in BMC 19.55, cargo containers shall lose legal nouerorfonning status <br />under the following circumstances: <br />A. Any legal nonconforming cargo container that is moved to a different location on a site shall <br />comply with the requirements of BMC 19.17.040. <br />B. If a legal nonconforming cargo container is removed from a site, any subsequent cargo containers <br />placed on the site shall comply with the requirements of BMC Titles 15,18 and 19. <br />7. Illegal Cargo Containers: Cargo containers located on a site prior to (Effective date of ordinance) <br />that do not have all required permits and approvals are considered illegal and shall have until (12 <br />months after effective date of ordinance) to either come into compliance with BMC Titles 15, 18 <br />and 19 or be removed. <br />8. Permits for cargo containers shall include all necessary approvals from the Director, Building Official <br />and Fite Marshal. Required permits include a building permit and a General Use Fire Permit. <br />Use of the container shall not inhibit the Building Official and/or Fire Marshal from conducting <br />all necessary inspections. (Ord. 529, 2009, Ord. 396 51, 2003, Ord. 369 §1, 2002; Ord. 313 §l, <br />2000] <br />19.17.050 Repealed. (Ord. 479 §l, 2007] <br />19.17.060 Residential Accessory Uses. <br />1. General. User, structures and activities that are customarily associated with residential uses are <br />allowed in all residential Zones and in any zone hi which residential user are allowed. The residential <br />accessory use shall be subordinate and incidental to the residential use of the property. Such uses <br />include but are not limited to: acressory !ming quarters; storage of yard maintenance equipment; <br />storage of private vehicles and recreational equipment; pools, private docks and piers; antennae <br />for private telecommunications services; on-site rental o> ice for apartment complexes; and <br />Chapter 19.17 -Mist. Standards City of Burien, Washington <br />(Revised 8110) Page 17.11 <br />