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i <br /> 4. <br /> ti <br /> 393 <br /> LAWS of MINNESOTA for 1982 <br /> Ch 507 <br /> .1 <br /> a <br /> r variances from the literal provisions of the <br /> (2) To hear requests fo <br /> r: <br /> Y. <br /> rcement would cause <br /> ordinance in instances where their strict enfo <br /> %hip because of circumstances uniunder considera <br /> I property que to the individua �'. <br /> y' tion, and to grant such variances only when it is demonstrated that such acti - <br /> ons <br /> y nit of the ordinance. <br /> A Ill be in keeping with the spirit and inte "U_ndue hardshi <br /> ,. used in connection with the rantin of a variance means the ro rt in <br /> yUeSliOn eanno t to a reams le use if used under conditions allowed <br /> the official controls,the 1p ight of the landowner ie LO <br /> s due to cttcu_ ms_ t_a_^cam u will not <br /> �, s ru nv not created the land and the variance, if rag rated, _shall <br /> _ <br /> IS <br /> x. titer the essential chadr_acterrdshhe {easonab-leo thenomic sidru�v osis sations ounder <br /> ..,t constitute an undue _� _ not <br /> -tic terms of the urdi_nance. Undue hardship also Includes, but isnanclrmshadlltFie ` <br /> inadequate access to direct sunlight for solar energy systems. <br /> tion trn as defined in section 116H.02• alsd <br /> ubdivi- <br /> inted for earth sheltered construcof and <br /> when in harmony with the ordinance. The board not permit as a <br /> governing body as the case may be. rnaY env in the <br /> a fiustments or the <br /> canance any use that is not permitted under the ordinance for Property <br /> • The y as <br /> tone where the affected person's land is located. bo d ouoof a ionebfamily <br /> ;he case may be, may permit as a variance the temporary <br /> ca-%e MAY <br /> dµelling as a two family dwelling. The M�ard or governing body as theMance and •i' <br /> :+e may impose conditions in the granting of vanances to insure comp <br /> to Protect adjacent properties. <br /> Sec. 23. Minnesota Statutes 19SO, Sect' <br /> �n 46'_.353, Subdi.isinn la. is <br /> .emended to read: <br /> protect and promote the public health. <br /> Subd. la. AUTHORITY, To p <br /> I provide for the orderly, economic. and safr <br /> safety, and general welfare. to p <br /> ie�elupment of land. to Preserve agncultural lands, to promote the availability of i } <br /> I housing affordable to persons and families of all income levels, and to facilitate a. <br /> I " <br /> adequate provision for transportation, <br /> facilities. munici{igity mayby - <br /> parks, playgrounds• and other public se ` <br /> ordinance adopt subdivision re visions.establishing <br /> disapproval <br /> fssubdivisi`nns.ts The + ' <br /> procedures for the review' and app pp applicable <br /> regulations may contain varied provisions respecting, and be made app <br /> only to,certain classes or kinds of subdivisions. The regulations shall be uniform a <br /> for each class or kind of subdivision. <br /> A municipality may by resolution extend the application of its subdivision <br /> territory located within two miles of its limits in i <br /> regulations to unincorporatedivision regulations; ' 1 <br /> I g <br /> any direction but not in a town which has adopted subdivision <br /> provided that where two or more noncontiguous municipalities have boundaries <br /> apart. each is authorized to control the subdivision of Land <br /> less than four miler p I <br /> equal distance from its boundaries within this area. • 'fes i <br /> le � <br /> � upon &he <br /> p.ti w cif ws ted Of d atliiGed by the I I e <br /> • i <br /> cated by un rlin . deletions by <br /> CbaeRft or additions are IndiKrems' i' 4 <br /> i i <br /> 1 <br />