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13-07SUMMARY of ORDINANCE o#. 2013-07 ' OF OTS G O COUNTY F WRIGHT, MINNESOTA AN ORDINANCE AMENDING THE ZONING ORDINANCE RE ARDING BUILDING TYPE AND CONSTRUCTION, THE CITY COUNCIL of THE CITY of OTs Go Dos HEREBY ORDAIN: Section 1. Chapter 20-2-2.A of the Zoning Ordinance(Definitions) is hereby amended to add definitions ofAgricultural Building and Agricultural Purposes. Section 2. Chapter 20-2-2.B of the Zoning ordinance (Definitions) is hereby amended to add definitions oft the following: 1 . Acid Etch 2. Brick. 3. Brick Face. 4. Cast Stone. . Exposed Aggregate. �l 6. Form Liners. 7. Light sandblast. 8. Natural stone Veneer. . Smooth as Cast. 10. Tooled* Section 3. Chapter 20-17-4 of the Zoning Ordinance (Building Type and Construction) is hereby amended to read as follows: 20-17-4: UILDI G TYPE AND CONSTRUCTION: A. General Provisions. B. Exterior Building Finishes. C. Residential Uses D. Commercial, Office And institutional Uses E. Industrial Uses, F. Exceptions: Section 4. This Ordinance shall become effective immediately upon its passage and publication according to Lair. 1 MOTION BY: HEIDNER SECOND Y: SCHR ED R ALL IN FAVOR: ST CIS MP, HEIDNER, SCHROEDER, 1f ARLHIME, ARKEN A 1 THOSE OPPOSED; NONE ADOPTED by the City Council of tho City of Otsego this I t" day of February, 2013, CITY OF OTSEGO Y: Jessica L,, Ste l amp, Mayor ATTEST: Taal Luff, City Cferk Pursuant to Minnesota statutes 412.191, Subd. 4 and331A.01, Subd.10, this Ordinance is published in summary form. Complete copies of the ordinance are available for inspection by contacting the Zoning Administrator/City Clerk, Otsego City Cull, 8899 Nashua Avenue, Otsego, Minnesota to 55330 during regular office hours. 2 ORDINANCE NO,: 2013-07 CITY of OTS GO COUNTY of W IG i, MINNESOTA AN ORDINANCE AMENDING THE ZONING ORDINANCE REGARDING BUILDING TYPE AND CONSTRUCTIONS THE CITY COUNCIL of THE CITY of OTs Go DOES HEREBY ORDAIN: Section 1. Chapter 20�2�2.A of the Zoning Ordinance (Definitions) is hereby amended to add the followingprovisions: Agricultural ltural uildin : All buildings, other than dwellings and accessory garages, which are incidental for agricultural purposes, including, but not limited to, barns, granaries, silos farm implement storage buildings, and milk houses. Agricultural Purposes: The raising, cultivation, daring, or storage of . agricultural products for sale, or the storage of machinery or equipment used in sort of agricultural production by the same farm entity, For a property to e classified as agricultural based only on the drying or storage products, the products being dried r stored must have been ofagricultural lO � produced the same farm entlt y as the entity operating the drying or storage facility. Section 2, Chapter 20-2 2.13 of the Zoning Ordinance (Definitions) is hereby amended to add the following provisions: Building ` l related: For the of this Chapter, the following building t�ild�r�g ll�lterr purposes materials or finishes shall be defined as: ` : finish achieved casting concrete against a smooth, bard Acid Etch: � surface. After removal from the form the element is allowed to harden to uniform hardness. The element is then washed with an acid solution and scrubbed to remove the cement surface to a sand level resulting in a smooth, sand textured surface. 2. E3rick: the conventional molded rectangular block of baked clay, nominal four inch (41 width. Thin brick veneer, faux brick, or decorative brick shall not be permitted as a building material for nonresidential structures. 3, Brick Face: A precast panel with a cavity cast in, or a plate cast in if the brick runs to the bottom of the edge so that the brick can be set in the panel after its removal from the form. 4. Cast stone: A finish achieved by ramming moist zero slump concrete against smooth rigid formwork until the product is densely compacted and ready for removal from the form. After curing, the panel may be hard rubbed or acid etched 5. Exposed Aggregate: A finish achieved by: a. casting against a form surface that has been painted with retarder that retards the set of the concrete at its surface. b. Application of a chemical retarder to the surface of the form. The retarder prevents the matrix from hardening at the surface of the panel to a specific depth, controlled by the strength of the retarder. After curing, the unhardened layer of matrix at the surface of the panel is removed by a high pressure grater washing, thus, exposing the aggregate used in the concretes C. Casting concrete against a smooth hard surface. After removal {+ from the fora the finished surface is sandblasted to remove the matrix and expose, as well as etch, the coarse aggregate. 6. Form Liners: A finish achieved by the use of plaster, rubber, grained good, rope or other material as a liner in the casting form to impart a particular finish to the face of the panel. 7. Light Sandblast: A finish achieved by casting concrete against a smooth, hard surface. After removal from the form, the element is given a light sandblasting removing the cement skin from the surface resulting in a smooth, sand textured surface. 8. Natural StoneVeneer: A finish achieved by placing natural stone pieces into a form and casting concrete behind it resulting in a precast panel having a natural stone face. 9. Smooth as cast: Concrete placed against a hard, smooth formwork to achieve a smooth "as cast" finish on the precast element. 10. Fooled: A finish achieved by casting concrete against a smooth or specifically textured or patterned formwork. . After removal from the form, the hardened surface is treated mechanically to create the desired effect such as "fractured fin" or "bush hammered". section 3, Chapter 20-17-4 of the Zoning Ordinance (Building Type and Construction) is hereby amended to read as follows: 20-17-4: BUILDING TYPE AND CONSTRUCTION: Buildings in all zoning districts shall maintain a high standard for exterior architecture to ensure a high quality of development and land use compatibility that contribute positively to community image in regard to material quality, visual aesthetics, permanence and stability and to prevent use of materials that are unsightly, deteriorate rapidly, or cause urban blight. A. General Provisions: General Design Concept: Building and/or project designs shall utilize materials, colors, or details to meet the intent of these architectural standards. 2. Design Elements: Projects may be required to utilize building ornamentation features, including, but not limited to: columns, arches, parapets, cornices, friezes, canopies, moldings, derails, corbels, quoins, rustication, vaults, domes, and cupolas, 3. Corporate Identity: The intent and purpose of these architectural standards supersede corporate identity designs; when a corporate identity design does not meet the intent and purpose of the architectural standards, the corporate identity design shall be limited to the area immediately adjacent to the main entry but shall otherwise be consistent with the intent of this section. B. Exterior Building Finishes: . For the purpose of this subsection, ,materials shall be divided into grade A, grade B, grade C, grade D, and grade E categories as follows: a. Grade A: Brick or custom masonry units C having a brick - like appearance. (2) Glass. (3) Natural or artificial stone. b. Grade B: (1) Exterior insulation and finish system (EIFS). (2) Fiber -cement Q rio siding limited to vertical sear r board/batten style for commercial, industrial uses. . (3) Integral ral color architecturally precast concrete panels havingars exposed aggregate, light sandblast, acid etch, form liner: tooled, natural stone veneer, brick face and/or cast stone type finish. (4) Integral color speclaity specialtyconcrete bloat such as texturedburnished block or rock faced block. (6) Masonry stucco. C. Grade C: (1) Glass block. (2) opaque panels. (3) Ornamental metal. fool provided that the surfaces are finished for . exterior use or the wood is f proven durability for exterior use, such as cedar, redwood or cypress. d. Grade D: (1) Integral color smooth as oast concrete blook. (2) Integral color smooth scored concrete block. (3) Integral color smooth as cast concrete panels. (4) Integral color architecturally precast concrete panels having a smooth as cast finish. e. Grade E: (1) Aluminum siding. (2) Steel siding. (3) Vsiding. 2. Color: El r tenor finish materialsa For the purpose of this Section, requiring in integral color shall not include natural gray. (b) • rick, stone and/or integral color concrete exteriors shall not be painted during the life of the exterior materials. � 3. Foundations: r s not exceeding one foot an a• Building foundation d other such mons of a building's facade below the elevation of d not with the requirements the first floor nee comply rer ents for the � primary rima facade treatment or materials, b. Requirements: Structures in excess o Foundation le f one hundred fifty (160 square feet shall be constructed with structural load bearing perimeter foundations continuous stru� � t ` uses within the i-3 Zoning District and pole except industrial u � , ' expressly defined and permitted in accordance buildings e � with this chapter. 4. Exposed Roof Materials: a. Exposed roof materials shall be similar to, or an architectural equivalent of a three hundred(300) pound or better asphalt ` or fiberglass shingle, rooden shingle; standing seam metalai roof or better. b. The hook of parapets that are visible shall be finished with materials and c rp colors compatible with the front of the parapet. 5. Accessory Structures: a. Except in A-1 and A-2 Districts, all accessory buildings in excess of one hundred tent 2 square feet that are accessory to residential dwelling units shall be constructed • exterior building materials consistent with with a design and � character of the principal structure n the lot. the general ch In i s for non-residential uses, including those h,Accessorybuildings allowed in the residential districts, shall be of a similar , character, design, n and facade as the principal structure, 6. Other building types and construction: 6 a. Except as allowed for buildings used for agricultural as defined this Chapter, no galvanized or purpose or unfinished aluminum buildings s(walls,or unfinished ��� roofs), except those specifically intended to have a corrosive designed finish ' h as Co -TEN steel shall be permitted in any zoning district, b. Vole Buildings: Except for buildings used for agricultural purposes as defined by this Chapter, pole buildings shall not he allowed as a principal building or stricture. . Calculation* comprise at least five percent(5%) of the a, The mater al shall exterior gall to he considered In the calculations of exterior materials required by this Section. b. Garage doors window trim flashing accent iters and the ' constitute required materials that male up the ��, shall not � � . ' finish of a buildingfor the purposes of this section. exterior f�ni C. Residential Uses. The primary�1exterior building �n finish for residential vises shall consist . of grade A, B, C, D and/or E materials. 2. RESERVED (for townhouse and multiple familY building standards). D. Commercial, Off ice And Institutional Uses: The terior of commercials office and institutional buildings shall includea variation in building stri u�ted throughout facade and hoot the material and foams to he di� coordinated into the din of the structure to create an architecturally balanced appearance and � corp E small with the following requirements: irements. '1 usiness Districts (except �C and B -W Districts) finish shall he composed of at lust a. the exterior building . '(65)Genf rade A materials; not more than thirty sit five per � '(35)de material and -not more than ten, (10) fivepercent bra Brent grade C materials. principal and accessory structures are to b. All sides of the have essentially the same or coordinated harmonious exterior finish treatment. D 2. -C and B -W District Uses And All Institutional Uses Regardless of Zoning District: a. For any facade facing a public right-of-way, the exterior buildingfinish shall a composed of at least sixty-five r percent grade materials and/or integral color architecturally precast ast concrete panels with a form inner, tooled, natural stone veneer, brick face and/or cast stone type finish, not more than thirty-five 35 percent other grade 13 material and not more than ten 10percent grade C materials. b. For all other facades, the exterior building finish shall be composed of a minimum of ninety gg percent grade A and rade B materials and not more than ten g percent grade C materials. E. Industrial Uses: I. Within the 1-1 and 1-2 Districts* a. The primary exterior building finish for buildings sham consist of rade A, , materials for those facades facing a public ova right of and a minimum of seventy(75) i ercent grade A, g � C materials together with a maximum of twenty five 25 percent grade D materials on all other facades. b. Not more than one exterior gall designed for removal to allow future building expansion shorn on a site plan as meeting all applicable lot requirements may be allowed to use grade D materials notwithstanding other applicable provisions of this section provided that the gall does not face a public street. 2. Within the I-3 District, the primary exterior building finish for buildings shall consist of grade , , C, materials and/or steel or aluminum curtain wall panels. F. Exceptions: Exceptions to the provisions of this section are allowed subject to the following: 1. The use is an essential service as defined by this Chapter; or 2. Remodeling or maintenance that does not increase the gross floor area of buildingor structure existing as of[EFFECTIVE DATE] shall be regulated by Section tion of this Chapter and maY utilizethe sane or any higher grade materials. R Upon approval of a conditional use permit based on a finding y the City Council that the applicant has demonstrated that the following criteria are met: a. Therol osed building maintains the quality in design and materials intended by this Chapter, b. The proposed building design and materials are compatible and In harmony with other structures within the district. The justification for deviation from the requirements of this Section shall not be based on economic considerations. Section 4. This Ordinance shall become effective immediately upon its passage and publication according to Lair, MOTION HETDNER SEGO . SCHRED R ALL IN FAVOR: STWKAMP, HEIDNER, SCHROEDER, WAREHIME1. DARKE ALD THOSE OPPOSED: NONE ADOPTED by � the Cid Council of the City of Otsego this 11 day of February: , 2013. ATT EST: Tann i L.ff, City Clerk CITE' of OTSEGO Je"Ica L. Stockamp, Mayor ...