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<br /> <br />CITY OF CRYSTAL <br /> <br />TEMPORARY STRUCTURES REPORT <br /> <br /> <br /> <br />Characteristics: <br /> <br />Temporary structures with metal or wood supports and canvas, tarp or membrane exterior; <br />most generally used as carports or storage structures for recreational vehicles and <br />household items. <br /> <br />Current ordinance: <br /> <br />515.01, Subd. 8 Uses not provided for within zoning districts. “Whenever in any zoning <br />district a use is neither specifically permitted nor denied, the use shall be considered <br />prohibited.” <br /> <br />“Temporary structures” are not specifically permitted in the current ordinance; therefore, <br />enforcement to date is characterized by ordering the removal of such structures. <br /> <br />This approach is the result of a fairly strict interpretation of the ordinance. Someone might <br />argue that these structures, temporary or not, are “accessory structures,” and thereby <br />permitted by right. <br /> <br />If treated as accessory structures, temporary structure placement and property coverage and <br />setbacks would apply; i.e., located in rear yard only, no more than 15 feet in height, 3 feet <br />from any lot line. <br /> <br />Even if our current interpretation would be to consider such structures as “accessory <br />structures,” they would not be permitted in the front or side yards, which is generally <br />where we find they have been placed. <br /> <br />Building and Fire Codes: <br /> <br />The newly adopted State Building and Fire Codes now requires building permits for <br />temporary structures to ensure they are adequate to handle dead and live loads, to ensure <br />proper anchoring and to ensure property placement and separation from adjacent <br />structures. (Note: These building and fire code requirements would be applicable only if <br />such structures were permitted by local zoning code.) <br /> <br />Other cities: <br /> <br />Woodbury: Cloth, canvass, plastic sheets and tarps and similar materials…..are not <br />allowed as primary materials on accessory structures. Exceptions: greenhouses, accessory <br />structures in the urban reserve district, agricultural buildings as defined by Minnesota <br />Statutes. The probation is driven by aesthetics (“unsightly materials”). <br />
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