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accessory unless authorized <br />through an agreement as <br />prepared by the City Attorney <br />and approved by the City Council. <br />k. Accessory Dwelling Units. <br />Detached accessory buildings <br />shall be prohibited from <br />containing complete <br />independent living facilities <br />(accessory dwelling units), which <br />would include permanent <br />provisions for living, sleeping, <br />eating, and sanitation. <br />b. Permit Requirements. A zoning <br />permit shall be required for all <br />accessory buildings less than 120 <br />square feet in area. All accessory <br />buildings over 200 square feet <br />shall require a building permit. A <br />fee as determined from time to <br />time by the City Council shall be <br />required to process the permit. <br /> <br />l. Accessory Dwelling Units. <br />Detached accessory buildings <br />shall be prohibited from <br />containing complete <br />independent living facilities <br />(accessory dwelling units), which <br />would include permanent <br />provisions for living, sleeping, <br />eating, and sanitation. <br /> <br />m. Drainage and Utility Easements. <br />No part of an accessory building <br />shall extend into a drainage and <br />utility easement or any required <br />setback. <br />as measured from the driveway apron at the <br />door opening. See Table <br /> <br />(J). Building standards. All accessory buildings in <br />excess of 120 200 square feet shall be <br />constructed to the standards of the Minnesota <br />State Building Code. The architectural <br />appearance of accessory buildings should be <br />visually compatible with the principal building <br />relative to color, materials, and form. <br /> <br />(K). Accessory buildings without a Principal <br />Building. No accessory building or structure shall <br />be constructed on any lot prior to the time of <br />construction of the principal building to which it <br />is an accessory unless authorized through an <br />agreement as prepared by the City Attorney and <br />approved by the City Council. <br /> <br />(L). Garage setback permit. A garage which will <br />cover an area of no more than 576 square feet <br />may be located within the side setbacks and/or <br />rear setbacks if a setback permit has been issued <br />for the garage under the following provisions of <br />this section. <br /> (1) Application for a setback permit must be <br />made in writing on forms provided by the City <br />Manager and must be filed with the City <br />Manager, together with a filing fee in the amount <br />required under Chapter 33. The application must <br />include a survey showing the proposed location <br />of the building and the buildings on the property <br />adjoining the setback in question. The application <br />must also address the other matters to be <br />considered by the Planning Commission and City <br />Council, as set forth in division 79A St. Anthony - <br />Land Usage <br /> (1) Application for a setback permit must be <br />made in writing on forms provided by the City <br />Manager and must be filed with the City <br />Manager, together with a filing fee in the amount <br />required under Chapter 33. The application must <br />include a survey showing the proposed location <br />of the building and the buildings on the property <br />adjoining the setback in question. The application <br />must also address the other matters to be <br />considered by the Planning Commission and City <br />Council, as set forth in division (B) above. The