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-z- + Ms Haake said if you had a 28' vehicTe, you would have to ask for s conditional P~~"~ use permit, All surrounding co~nun9ties are putting out sane sort of ordinance regarding recreational vehicias and are forbidding parking in the front, We could be unique by using a canditinnal use permit as a control point. We aouid suggest the Council add the candltional use permiC to the ordinance, This could then be considered at their June 20 meeting. Our guldelines could be: (i) recommend a lengCh change or (?) maintain the no frant yard parking, but have a conditianal use permit availabie to residents if this ordinance is a hardehip• There wi11 be a pubtic hearirig connected with iC, Also check to see iF there wouid 6e adaquate screening. We could go up to 24' ditii a weight restriction of 9400 lbs. Comm Mackeben said this would be creating a haxard hecause you are parked almost in the street. Conm Fedor said what he was saying is to park in the front if you are 30' from the street. Ms Haake felt that everyone shoutd be looked at individually as there could be 8%CEPt~b115. tds Burmeister said she could not see going 28', as most are happy with 'L4'. Mr feder repeated he thought the length could be 28' and also allow recreational vehicle parking in the frant, side yarA, rear yard and require minimum setback of at 7e~st 20' from the street surface, and anything that d?~n't correspond could `~ go with a canditional use permit, "- MSP (Pedor-BUrmeister) to recomne;~d to Council they approve the following changes to AQ.02 in the zoning cude: change the definition of a recreation•r,l vehicle to a non-comnercial vehicle designed for recreational purpuses not to exceed 26' in length. That recreational vehicle parking be allowed in the front, side and rear yards, and a 30' minimum setback from ati street surfaces be required. Secondly, conditional use permits be required for parking larger recreational vehicles along with written permission from att the ad~acent neighbors. A condit{onal use permit should be issued because nf space limitations, iT this vehicle does not interfere with any neighbor's tfne oP vision or the sight of the traft'ic on the raad. Ef the house setback is such that the vehicle couid be put in the front yard without hindertng any neighbars, screening may be required. further, adoption of the ieqaT definitions as on the memo of JUne 8, 1977 as fo77ows: Passenger Automobfle; "passenger automobi7e" means any motor• vehicle designed and useJ For the carrying of oot more than eight petsons, but excluding motor- cycies, motor scooters and station wagons. `g Mobile Home And Housr. Trailers: (a; "Mobile hom2" means any trailer or semi- # trailer wM ch is designed, cons:r~!cted and equipped for use as a human dwe111ng t' place, living abode or 1lving quarters except house trai7ers. (b) "House trailers" j, means any traile; or sem7-trailer which is not more than eight feet in width and f: not more than 35 feet in length and wM ch is designed, constructed and equipped i for use as a haman dwelling p7ace, iiving abode or living quarters. r ~ ~ Truck: "Truck" means any motor vehicle designed and used for carryin9 tiiings other than passengers.