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St. Anthony 2040 Comprehensive Plan Chapter 10:Implementation ൢ൪൦ ZONING AND THE COMPREHENSIVE PLAN Under Minnesota State Statute, a city’s zoning ordinance should “carry out the policies and goals of the land use plan” (MN Statute 462.357 Subd. 2). The Metropolitan Council requires that official controls, such as zoning, “must not be in conflict” with the comprehensive plan or its subsequent updates. As such, all cities that update their land use plans must then follow up with necessary revisions to the zoning ordinance to bring zoning controls into alignment with the goals and policies of the adopted comprehensive plan. St. Anthony’s current zoning map and zoning category descriptions are included here, followed by a discussion of the anticipated zoning updates that may be necessary to bring the City’s zoning code into harmony with the comprehensive plan. FIGURE 8-3: ST.ANTHONY VILLAGE ZONING DISTRICTS Zoning District Description Dimensional Standards R-1 Single Family District Corresponding Land Use: Low Density Residential This is the primary single- family zoning district in the city. Permitted uses: single family detached dwellings, public or parochial schools, publicly-owned recreational facilities, and state-licensed facilities. Height – 25 feet Minimum lot – 9,000 sq. feet Dwelling minimum – 1,000 sq. feet (one story) FAR: 0.3 maximum Lot coverage: 35% maximum R-1A Single Family Lakeshore Corresponding Land Use: Low Density Residential This district is reserved for lakefront along Silver Lake. Permitted uses: single family detached dwellings, public or parochial schools, publicly-owned recreational facilities, and state-licensed facilities. Height – 25 feet Minimum lot – 9,000 sq. feet Dwelling minimum – 1,100 sq. feet (one story) FAR: 0.3 maximum