Charrette Briefing Handbook - City of Wayzata

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Attachment F The first map is the land use plan from the comprehensive plan. This map divides the city into various land use categories and takes precedent over the zoning map. The second map is the zoning ordinance map that divides the city in to zoning districts. As it relates to the yacht club the maps are in conflict. 18
Attachment F Relevant Existing Zoning Standards: Relevant standards that apply to WYC and WCSC property are as follows: Zoning District Bulk Requirements: The R2A single family zoning district (sailing center and the area west of Central Ave boat ramp) rules require: 1) a 25,000 square foot minimum lot area, 2) principle structures to have 20-foot rear yard setback, 50-foot front yard setback, 75-foot lake yard setback, and 15-foot side yard setback with the rear yard being reduced to 5 feet for accessory structures. Lot coverage is limited to 20% of the lot area and impervious surface is limited to 30% of the lot area (25% in the shore land overlay zoning district). Accessory structures have a height limit of 20 feet. Lake lots the front yard is the yard that faces the street; Lake lots do not have a rear yard. Also, an existing structures front yard setback (yard towards Eastman Lane) is the distance from the street right-of-way to the existing home (Principal structure). The R-1 district (yacht club east of Central Ave.) rules require: 1) a 40,000 square foot lot area; 2) lot depth of 150 feet; 3) side yard setback of 20 feet, 4) front yard setback of 45 feet and 5) rear yard setback of 50 feet with accessory structures having a 10-foot side and rear yard. Structures adjacent to shoreline used exclusively for the storage of watercraft must have a side yard setback of 10 feet. Lot coverage is limited to 15% of the lot area, and impervious surface is limited to 25% of lot area. Shore Land Overlay District (All the land in the planning area): This overlay-zoning district puts the following relevant additional condition on property within 1000 feet of Lake Minnetonka: Building Setback for the principle and non-water oriented accessory structures, and buildings: 75 feet from the Ordinary High Water Level (OHWL) of 929.4 feet above sea level and a variable setback, which is determined by the location of riparian structures located on either side. Of the options for determining this setback the most restrictive would be 78 feet on the WCSC property. Any additions or new structures on the sailing center land would require a 78-foot lake setback. The 75-foot lake setback is measured from the OHWL, which wraps around the west WYC lot and sailing center lot from the lake along the shore of the dredge channel. 35-foot building height; 25% to 100% impervious surface coverage with anything over 25% subject to storm water treatment facilities with an approved conditional use permit and shore land impact plan; Water related accessory structures are allowed based on the allowed uses in the zoning district (WYC R-1 and R-2A and WSCS R-2A). These accessory uses cannot be more than 10 feet high or 250 square feet in area (400 SF and 20 feet wide for boat and related storage) and must be located at least 10 feet from the OHWL. The view from the lake must be camouflaged and the roof with a safety rail may be used as a deck. Also, stairways, lifts, handicapped ramps and landing areas with width restrictions are allowed adjacent to the lake. 19
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Page 27 and 28: Detail Streets in the Planning Area
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Page 31 and 32: The City’s Surface Water Quality
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