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NOTICE OF ORDIL�fANCE ADOPTION
ORD�TANCE NO �1�
wnCUnet �urrot sursro. AN ORDINANCE AMENDING CHAPTER 35 0F THE
AFFIDAVIT OF PUBLICATION ITY ORDINANCES REGARDING BUILDINGS IN
R1 AND R2 DISTRICTS
THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF BROOKLYN
CENTER DOES ORDAIN AS FOLLOWS:
$T/�TE �F M{N�ES�TA) Section 1. Chapter 35 of the City Ordinances o£the City of
Brooklyn Center is amended in the following manner;
SS.
Secµion 35-310. Rl ONE FAMILY RESIDENCE DI5TRICT:
COUNTY OF HENNEPIN) i. rP��cc�a La
b. Accessory uses incidental to the foregoing principal
D 0 U� D a n c e b@IIl9 dUly SWOffI OIl a(1 01ih S8)/S th8l hP./Sh6 IS usea or to the following special uses whenlocated
on the same property with the uae ta which it is ac-
�lA ubiisher or authorized a ent and em 1 8@ O} ih@ ublisher of the news @f k�lOWfl AS cessory, but not including any businesa or industri-
P g P�/ P PaP al accessory uaes. Such accessory uses to include
but not be restricted to the following.
S u n- P o s t Afld h8S �UII FG10WI8CI98 Of th@ faCtS 1. Offatreet parking and offatreet loading.
which are stated below 2: RenGng of not more than two indoor parking
spacea.
�19 f18WSP8P9f f1aS CORIp�I@C� VYltfl Of t�18 �8qU1f8R1ef1tS CO(1Stltllh(19 qUS�If�C8�0(1 AS S 3. Accesaory buildinga or carporte, either de-
tached or attached to the dwelling building,
ualified er, as rovided Minnesota Statue 331A.02, 331A07� and other IICBbI@ aubjecttothefeAewin�limitationa+g tfg.. orthin
y ewsPaP P bY aPP 5�c�isn,��.�sn
laws, as amended.
(B)Theprinted Notice of Ordinance Adoation
which is attached was cut from the columns of said newspaper, and was printed and published y
once each week, for n e successive weeks it was first published
On W e d n e s d a v th8 da�/ Of S e P t e m b e r 9 9 7, a�1CI W8S tF18�8a�f6( 4. Pablic recreational atructures in parka, play-
grounds and athletic fields.
p�it�ted and published on every to and ineluding 5. riRy�o�na equipment and installations, in-
cluding private swimming pools and tennis
the day of 19 and printed below is a copy of ��u�.
...d lower case alphabet from A to Z, both inclusive, which is hereb BCICt70Wl AS b81�19 tF19 6. Home occupationa not to include special home
y o�a� occupations as de6ned in Section35-900.
sfze and kind of rype used in the composition and publication of the notice 7. Signs as permitted bg the Brooklyn Ce�ter
Sign Ordinance.
abcdefghijklmnopqntuvrr�ryz 8. A temporary real eatate tract of£ice for the pur-
pose of seping ]ots on the tract upon which it ia
located.
BY: P
9. The renting of not more than two.aleeping
moms in the orincioal buildine by a resident
TITIE: P u b I i s r fam�ly, provided adequate offstreet pazking is
prwided.
�1(�UIOW�B(�@f� b8�0f8 R19 Ofl t�'l15 10: Tents, standa and other temporary atructuires
�.7 e t e m b e r 9 7 for churches, charities, carnivals and similar
day of 19 purposes as provided by Section 35-800 of these
oFdiniutces.
e s
11. Rummage sales as defined in Section 35-900.'
p Q Y)" t—/ Section 35-311. R2 TWO FAMILY RESIDENCE DISTAICT.
NO PUbI1C 1. Permitted Uses
b. Aceesaory uses incidental to the foregoing principal
usea or to the following special nsea when located
on the same property with the uae towhich it is ac-
cesaory, but not inGludingany busineas or industri-
i al accessory uses: Such accessory uses to include
t, r' but not be restricted to the following:
r
,.y r
I. OfT"street parking and ofCstreet loading.
RAT� INFORMA'�'�ON 2. Renting of not more than two indoor parking
spaces..
(1j Lowest dassitied rete paid by eommeroial users 2.55 p9f Nf18 3: Acceasory buildinga or carports, either de-
for comparable space ca�nea or atCached to the dwelling building,
subject to the ie�iewixg limitationa t aet forth in
(2) Maximum rate allowed by law for the above matter 6.20 09f litle Section 35-530.
(3j Rate actually charged tor the above matter �.2o Qer Iine
;�e�.�a,Y
e�a�-be-per�wikaee ,:,.,�,:.:_':leRai�t}
ee. ��eiefe�„ a �e�k r
-1-t}�e
4. Public recreationatstructurea in parks, play-
grounds and athletic fields.
5. Playground equipment and installations, in-
cluding private awimming poola and tennie
courts.
t srar�.a
6. Home occupationa nols �oln¢lude special home
occupations as defined in $ection 35-900.
7. Signs as permitted by the Brooklyn Center
Sign OcTlinance.
8. A temporary real estate tract office for the pur-
pose of aelling lots on the tract upon which it ia
located.
9. The renting of not more than two sleeping
rooma in the nrincioal buildine by a resident
family provided adequate otTstreet parking ie'
provided.
10. Tents, stands and other temportvy structures'
for churches, charities, carnivals and similaz
puiposes as provided by Section 35-800 of
these ordinances,
11. Rummage sales as defined in Section 35-900.
Se�j.ion A�-5bQ. BUILDINGS IN Rl AND R2 DISTRICTS.
In Rl and R2 districts every building hereaRzr erected or
structurally altered shall be located on a lot, and in no case
ahall there be more than one prinopal building on one lot.
The term "principal building shall be given.its common, or
dinary meaning; in case of doubt, or on any quastion of in-
terpretation, the decision shall rest with the zoning official.
1. No accessory buildirig, unless an integral part of the
principal building, shall be erected, altered, or
moved, within six feet of the principal building, as
measuredfromexteriorwalltoeacteriorwall. ATuac-
cessory building ahall be erected, altered, or movec!
within six feet of another accessory building, as
measured from exterior wall to exterior wal}.
2. Accessory buildings may not be erected within the
aide yard adjacent to the street of a corner lot.
3. No accessory building shall exceed 15 feet in
height.
No accescorv buildine shall be provided yvith aani-
a_ew r fa fli i a.
No more than twa accesaorv b ildinps ahalt hP p�
mitted on apy�one id .n ial pr�mia_e_c.
6. The tqtgl oronnd cov saae ofthe accessorv b�ildine
or buildiney sh�ll not e�ccceed the eroend covera�
of the nn'nanal b�ildi�.
4 y, No basement, cellar, garage, tent, or accessory
building shall at any time be uaed as a residence or
dwelling, temporarily or permanently.
g$ All dwellings shall be on permanent foundatians
which comply with the State Building Code and
which aze sotid for the complete circumference of
the dwelling, except that aceessory uses auch as
screened or enclosed porches,canopies, decks, bal-
conies, stairs, etc., may be placed on a nonconEinu-
ous permanent foundation as approved by the
Building Official.
6�, The width and the depth of the main portion of any
dwelling built after July 23, 1983, shali be no less
than 18'.
Section 3. This ordinance shall beeome effective after adop-
tion and upon thirty days follawing its legal publication.
Adopted this �t} day of Sentember. 199Z
Mayor
ATTEST:
City Clerk
Date of Publication t�u��ct 2.0 �997_ and Seotember 17.
1997
Effective Date Or.tnher 1.7. 1997
(Strikeout indicates matter to be deleted, underline indi-
cates new matterJ
(Sept 17, 1997)PUCty Brk Cntr 9712