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Referre o Committee: Date
Out of Committee By Date
An Ordinance amending Chapter 60 of the
Saint Paul Legislative Code pertaining to
Zoning Regulations and Classification.
THE COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF SAINT. PAUL DOES ORDAIN:
Section l,
That Section 60.200 of the Legislative Code be amended as
follows:
60.200 INTENT AND PURPOSE:
This Ordinance is adopted by the City of Saint Paul for the
following purposes:
l. To promote and to protect the public health, safety,
morals, and general welfare of the community;
2. To promote the conservation of energy and the utili-
zation o renewab e energy resou"rces.
� 3. To classify all property in such manner as to reflect
its peculiar suitability for particular uses;
3 4. To regulate the location, construction, reconstruction,
alteration, and use of buildings, structures, and land;
4 5. To insure adequate light, air, privacy, and convenience
of access to property;
� 6. To conserve property values;
COUIVCILMEN
Yeas Nays Requested by Department of:
Hunt
Levine In FBVO[
Maddox
McMahon _
Showalter AgainSt BY
Tedesco
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Adopted by Council: Date Form Approved by Ci y o ey
Certified Passed by Council Secretary BY
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Approved by Mayor: Date Approved by M for mission to Council
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6 7 . To protect all areas of the City from harmful
encroachment by incompatible uses;
� 8 . To prevent the: overcrowding of land with buildings;
8 9 . To avoid undue congestion of popul.ation;
9 10 . To fix reasonable standards to which buildings,
structures, and uses shall conform;
�8 11. To lessen congestion in the public streets by provid-
ing for off-street parking of motor vehicles and for
off-street loading and unloading of commercial vehicles;
}} 12 . To facilitate the adequate provision of transportation,
water� sewage disposal, education, recreation, and
other public requirements;
�� 13. To provide for the e�fi�tfi�a��e� adaptive reuse of non-
conforming buildings and structures and for the
elimination of nonconforming uses of land;
�3 14. To define the powers and duties of the administrative
officers and bodies;
�4 15. To provide penalties for vialations of the provisions
of this Ordinance or any subsequent amendment thereto;
and,
�5 16. To provide for a Board of .Zoning Appeals and its powers
and duties.
Section 2.
That Section 60. 308 of the Legislative Code is amended as
follows;
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60. 308 Basement: That portion of a building which is
partly or wholly below grade but so located that the
vertical distance from the average grade to the floor
is greater than the vertical distance from the average
grade to the ceiling. This �ortion is not a completed
structure and serves as a su structure or oundation
for a building.
Section 3.
That Section 60 . 313 of the Legislative Code is amended as
follows: �
60 . 313 Building Line: A line formed by the above grade
face of the building, and for the purpose of this Ordi-
nance, a minimum building line is the same as a frant
setback line.
Section 4 .
That Section 60. 336 of the Legislative Code is amended as
follows:
60. 336 Front Setbacl� Line: A line which is parallel
to the front lot line which establishes the minimum
front yard degth of a zoning lot. The location of such
front setback line shall be determined by the required
depth of the front yard as prescribed in the Schedule of
Regulations of this Ordinance. The line is measured
from the front lot line to the above grade face of the
building.
Section 5.
That Section 60.341 of the LegisTative Code is amended as
follows:
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60 . 341 Home Occupation: An occupation carried on in a
dwelling by the resident thereof not involving the con-
duct of a retail business or manufacturing business,
and provided that the use is incidental and secondary
to the use of the dwelling for dwelling purposes and
does not change the character thereof. Such a home
occupation shall include office of professionals, home
beauty shops and such other occupations which by custom
are considered as a use accessory to a dwelling. Such a
home occupation shall be conducted entirely within the
dwelling, and shall be conducted by no more than two (2)
persons, a�d-s�el�-ge��e�s-s�a�� one (1) of whom must
reside within the dwelling. Services suc as a home
beauty shop shall serve no more than one customer at a
time. No structural alterations or enlargements shall
be made for the sale purpose of conducting the home
occupation. There shall be no detri�nents to the resi-
dential character of the neighborhood due to the emis-
sion of noise, odor, smoke, dust, gas, heat, glare,
vibration, electrical interference, traffic congestion,
or any other annoyance resulting from the home occupation.
There shall be no exterior storage of products or
materials and no display or advertising sign on the
premises of a home occupation provided that a na�ne
plate no larger than one square foot in area, stating
the name of the proprietor, may be attached to the wall
of the dwelling.
Section 6 .
That Section 60.352 af the Legislative Code is amended as
follows:
60. 352 Lot Coverage: The part or percent of the lot
occupied by the aL-ove grade portion of buildings in-
cluding accessory ui ings.
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CANARY � �DEPARTMENT G I TY O F SA I N T PA iT L
BLUE � - MAYOR Fll@ N O.
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Presented By
Referred To Committee: Date
Out of Committee By Date
minimum depth of 12 inches of earth; (2) 50 percent
or more o t e wa area is eovere wit a minimum
depth o inc es o eart ; t ose portions of
the structure not insulated with a miriimum of seven
feet o eart s a ave a itioria insu ation. A 1
earth-sheltere structures s a ave minimum set-
backs o our feet.
60 .397 Vestibule: An ericlosed eritrance iritended for
the conservation of energy-an attac e to an entry
way of a p'riricipal structure.
Section 12 .
This ordinance shall take effect and be i:n force thirty (30)
days from and after its passage, approval and publication.
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Maddox
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Adopted by Council:� Date
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Presented By
Referred To Committee: Date
Out of Committee By Date
An Ordinance amending Chapter 60 of the
Saint Paul Legislative Code pertaining to
Zoning Regulations and Classification.
THE COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF SAINT PAUL DOES ORDAIN:
Section 1,
That Section 60.200 of the Legislative Code be amended as
� follows:
60.200 INTENT AND PURPOSE:
This Ordinance is adopted b�"�'`the City o� S.aint''Paul for the
following purposes:
1. To promote and to protect the public health, safety,
morals, and general welfare of thE community;
2. To promote the conservation of ener and the utili-
zation o .renewab e energy resources.
� 3. To classify all property in such .manner as to reflect
its peculiar suitability for particular uses;
3 4. To regulate the location, construction, reconstruction,
alteration, and use af buildings, structures, and land;
4 5. To insure adequate light, air, privacy, and convenience
of access to property;
5 6. To conserve property values;
COUNCILMEN
Yeas IVays Requested by Department of:
Hun,
Levine It1 Favot
Maddox
McMahon
Showalter A.gai n s t BY
TedPSCo
Wilson
Form Approved by City Attorney
Ado�ted by Council: Date
Certified Passed by Council Secretary BY
By
Approved by Mayor: Date Approved by Mayor for Submission to Council
By BY
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6 7 . To protect all areas of the City from harmful
encroachment by incompatible uses;
� 8 . To prevent the: overcrowding of land with buildings;
8 9. To avoid undue congestion of population;
9 10 . To fix reasonable standards to which buildings,
structures, and uses shall conform;
�8 11. To lessen congestion in the public streets by provid-
ing for off-street parking of motor vehicles and .for
off-street loading and unloading of commercial vehicles;
}} 12 . To facilitate the adequate provision of transportation,
water, sewage disposal, education, recreation, and
other public requirements;
�� 13 . To provide for the e���t�����e� adaptive reuse of non-
conforming buildings and structures and for the
elimination of nonconforming uses of land;
�3 14. To define the powers and duties of the administrative
officers and bodies;
�4 15. To provide penalties for violations of the provisions
of this Ordinance or any subsequent amendment thereto;
and,
�� 16 . To provide for a Board of Zoning Appeals and its powers
and �utie:_. .
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� "' � ' is amended as
Th�4 S.:c�f;�or� �:�i a . _<� �, �_ ��.:��c Legisi , c,<
follows:
2.
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60. 308 Basement: , That portion of a building which is
partly or wholly below grade but so located that the
vertical distance from the average grade to the floor
is greater than the vertical distance from the average
grade to the ceiling. This�ortion is not a completed
structure and serves as a substructure or�unc�ation
for a building.
Sectian 3.
That Section 60 . 313 af the Legislative Code is amended as
follows:
60 .313 Building Line: A line formed by the above grade
face of the building, and for .the purpose of this Ordi-
nance, a minimum building line is the same as a front
setback line.
Section 4 .
That Section 60.336 of the Legislative Code is amended as
follows:
60. 336 Front Setback Line: A line which is parallel
to the front lot line which establishes the minimum
front yard depth of a zoning lot. The location of such
front setback line shall be determined by the required
depth of the front yard as prescribed in the Schedule of
Regulations of tha.s Ordinance. The line is measured
from the front lot line to the above grade face of the
building.
Section 5.
That ::�-^t:;.an Gt� : :' :1 of the Legislative Code is amended as
'�oilows:
3.
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60 . 341 Home Occupation: An occupation carried on in a
dwelling by the resident thereof not involving the con-
duct of a retail business or manufacturing business,
and provided that the use is incidental and secondary
to the use of the dwelling for dwelling purposes and
does not change the character thereof. Such a home
occupation shall include office of professionals, home
beauty shops and such other occupations which by custom
are considered as a use accessory to a dwelling. Such a
home occupation shall be conducted entirely within the
dwelling, and shall be conducted by no more than two (2)
persons, a�e�-st�el�-ge�se�s-s�a�� one (l) of whom must
reside within the dwelling. Services suc as a home
beauty shop shall serve no more �han one customer at a
time. No structural alterations or enlargements shall
be made for the sole purpose of conducting the home
occupation. There shall be no detriments to the resi-
dential character of the neighborhood due to the emis-
sion 'of noise, odor, smoke, dust, gas, heat, glare,
vibration, electrical interference, traffic congestion,
or any other annoyance resulting from the home occupation.
There shall be no exterior storage of products or
materials and no display or advertising sign on the
premises of a home occupation provided that a name
plate no larger than one square foot in area, stating
the name of the proprietor, may be attached to the wall
of the dwelling.
Section 6.
That Section 60 . 352 of the Legislative Code is amen��:��� ��
follows:
60. 352 Lot Coverage: The part or percent of th� �. _�t
occupied by the above grade portion of buildir.���; � :r; �
cluding accessory bui dings.
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Section 7.
That Section 60. 363 of the Legislative Code is amended as
follows:
60 .363 Nonconforming Building: A building or portion
thereof �ar,���t��p-e������e�-a�-�I�e-e��ee���e-da�e-ef-�I��s
e��}�a�ee which was lawfully constructed, converted or
enlarged pursuant to building permits issued by the
� City prior to the effective date of this ordinance, or
amendments thereto, and that does not conform to the
provisions of t�e district in which it is located.
Se���.on 8. ��
That Section 60.364 of the Legislative Code is amended as
follows:
60. 364 Nonconforming Use: A use which }����}}�
eeet�p�ee�-a-bt���e��r�g-c�-�a�e�-a�-�ke-e��ee���e-e�a�e-e�
�i�}s-e�e���anee was lawfully established, converted,
or enlarged prior to the effective date of this ordi-
nance, or amendments thereto, and t at does not conform
to the provisions of the district in which it is located.
Section 9 .
That Section 60.376 of the Legislative Code is amended as
follows:
60.376 Setbar : '�- � distance required to obtain front,
side, or rea�� yr::r �� r _.P* ..-:ace �Yo.�isi�^-. , . i:;.� " s Ordinance,
measured frc�ni t.'s-:� �c�t. ;.i:� i :�= �.h^ �F� g ~.�s of the
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S�ction 10.
That Section 60.391 of the Y.,egislative Code is amended as
follows:
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60.391 Yards: The open spaces on the same lot with a
main building, unoccupied and unabstructed from the
ground upward except as otherwise provided in this
Ordinance, and as defined herein:
a. Front Yard: An open space extending the full width
of the front lot line, the depth of which is the
minimum horizontal distance between the front lot
line and the nearest above grade point of the main
building. For a corner lot which is not a reversed
frontage corner lot, the front yard shall adjoin a
front yard in an adjoining lot.
b. Rear Yard: An open sp�� extending. tY�e f�'I1 width
of the lot the depth of which is the minimum hori-
zontal distance between the rear lot line and the
nearest above grade point of the main building. In
the case of a corner lot, the rear yard may be
opposite either street frontage.
c. Side Yard: An open space between a main building
and the side lot line, exter�ding from the front
yard to the rear yard, the width of which is the
horizontal distance from the nearest point of the
side lot line to the nearest above grade point of
the main building.
Section 11.
That Chapter 60 of the Legislative Code is amended so as to
a�d the following thereto:
F0. 396 Earth-Sheltered Structure: Any completed
r�ui.lding constructed so that 50��ercent of the ex-
' erior surface area of t e building excluding garages
and other accessory bui dings is covered with earth,
and coistructed to the o lowing stan ar s: 0
percen :. or more o tre roof area is cove're wi� a
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minimum depth of 12 inches of earth; (2) 50 percent
or more o t e wa area is covere wit a minimum
depth o 12 inc es o eart ; t ose portions of
the structure not insulated with a minimum of seven
feet of eart s a have a ditiona irisu ation. A 1
earth-sheltere structures sha l ave minimum set-
backs o our 4 eet.
60 .397 Vestibule: An ericlosed-entrance intended for
the conservation of energy an attac e t�o an entry
way of a principal structure.
Sect�.on 12 . .
This ordinance shall take effect and be in force. thirty (30)
days from and after its passage, approval and publication.
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C:Ui1NCILMH:N '�
Yeas :days i�equested by Pepartment of:
Hunt
�evine In Favor —
Maddox —
McMahon
Showalter Against BY
Tedesco
Wilson
Form Approved by City Attorney
Adopted by Council: Date
Certified Passed by Council Secretary BY
By ,
approved by Mayor: Date Approved by Mayor for Submission to Council
By By
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CITY OF• SAIi�TT P�1U1.
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Council President Ron Maddox and
Members of the City Council
City Hall , Seventh Floor
Saint Paul , Minnesota 55102
Re: Transmittal of Zoning Text Amendments to the City Council
Dear Council President Maddox and
Members of the City Council :
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On July 25, 1980, following a public hearing, the Planning Corranission
� unanimously recorr�nended approval of text changes to the Zoning Ordinance
pertaining to energy conservation.
These text changes reflect the recorr�nendations of the Existing Housing and
Zoning Subcomnittee of the Mayor's Committee of 100 and address such issues
as non-conforming structures, earth-sheltered structures and home occupations.
The intent of all of these changes is to make Saint Paul a more energy
efficient city. The proposed amendments have been reviewed by the district
councils, affected parties , and City agencTes and departments. I am dis-
tri6uting copies of the plan to you for review preparatory to your public
hearing.
I believe these text changes will make our Zoning Ordinance a better and more
equitable regulatory instrument. I am pleased to transmit this document to
you.
incerely,
Georg atimer
Mayor
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cc: James J. Bellus
Planning Administrator �—
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C.EORGt I._1TI>]EB SAI_\"T P�LZ,�IL\'\ESOT� 3010^
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Council President Ron Maddox and
Members of the City Council
City Hall , Seventh Floor
Saint Paul , Minnesota 55102
Re: Transmittal of Zoning Text Amendments to the City Council
Dear Council President Maddox and
Members of the City Council : _
On July 25, 1980, following a public hearing, the Planning Commission �
unanimously recornrnended approval of text changes to the Zoning Ordinance
pertaining to energy conservation.
These text changes reflect the recorrrnendations of the Existing Housing and
Zoning Subcommittee of the Mayor's Committee of lOQ and address such issues
as non-conforming structures , earth-sheitered structures and home occupations.
The intent of all of these changes is to make Saint Paul a more energy
efficient city. The proposed amendments have been reviewed by the district
councils , affected parties, and City agencies and departments. I am dis-
tributing copies of the plan to you for review preparatory to your public
hearing.
I believe these text changes will make our Zoning Ordinance a better and more
equitable regulatory instrument. I am pleased to transmit this document to
you.
incer�ly,
Georg atimer
Mayor
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cc: James J. Bellus
Planning Administrator �-
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ENERGY CONSERVATfON
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COMMIT'TEE REPORT
T0 : Saint Pau! City Council
FROM � Committee 011 Energy, Utilities & Environment
Joanne Showalter , choirman, makes the fol lowing
�eport on C. F. [� Ordinance
❑ Resolution
❑ Other
T t T L E : Letter from Mayor transmi tti ng a P1 anni ng Commi ss i on
recommendation for approval of text changes to the
Zoning Ordinance pertaining to Energy Conservation
The Committee recommended approval of text changes to
the Zoning Ordinance pertaining to Energy Conservation
CITY �-IAI..L SEVENTH FLOOR SAINT PAUL, MINNESOTA SSI02
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