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ORDINANCE NO. 1
AN ORDINANCE REGULATING
THE USE OF HIGHWAYS
WITHIN THE VILLAGE OF
SHOREWOOD, INCORPORAT-
ING PROVISIONS OF THE
STATE HIGHWAY TRAFFIC
REFERENCE, AND IMPOSING
A PENALTY FOR THE
VIOLATION THEREOF
The Council of the Village of
Shorewood do ordain as follows:
SECTION 1. HIGHWAY TRAF-
FIC REGULATION ACT INCOR-
PORA TED BY REFERENCE.
The regulatory provisions of Min-
nesota Statutes 1945, c. 169, as
amcnded by Laws 1947, Law s
1949, Laws 1951, Laws 1953, and
Laws 1955, are hereby adopted as
a traffic ordin~nce regulating the
usc of highways, streets and al-
leys within the Village of Shore-
wood and are hereby incorporated
in and made a part of this ordi-
nance as eompletely as if set out
here in full.
SECTION 2. PENALTYij Any'
violation of the ,~taiutels . a'dDpted
bY reference in Section'" 1 is a
violation of this ordinance when
it occurs within the Village of
Shorewood. Any person thus vio-
lating any provision of this or-
dinance shall be guilty of a mis-
demeanor and shall be punished
by a fine of not to exceed $100.00
or by imprisonment in the county
jail for a period of not to ex-
ceed 90 days; but if a minimum
fine or imprisonment is prescrib-
ed by the state highway act for
an offense, such penalty shall ap-
ply to a person. convicted of the
same offense under this ordinance.
SECTION 3. REPEAL. Ordi-
nance No. 4 of the Town of Ex-
celsior, entitled "An Ordinance
Regulating the Use of Highways
Within the Town of Excelsior, In-
corporating Provisions of the
State Highway Traffic Regulation
Act by Reference, and Imposing
a Penalty For the Violation
Thereof" is hereby repealed.
Passed this 19th day of June,
1956.
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W. D. KENDRICK, Mayor
ATTEST:
Elsa I. Wiltsey,
Clerk
(Pub. M.R. June 28, 1956)
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ORDINANCE NO.2 mation as the council may re-
AN ORDINANCE LICENSING quire from time to time. It shall
AND REGULATING THE SALE \)e unlawful to make any false
AND CONSUMPTION OF NON- statement in an application. Ap-
INTOXICATING MALT plications shalI be filed with the
LIQUORS AND PROVIDING village clerk.
A PENALTY F'OR THE SECTION 4. LICENSE FEES.
VIOLATION THEREOF. Subdivision 1. Each application
The Council of the Village of for 11 license shall be accompanied
Shorewood Ordains: by a receipt from the village
SECTION 1. DEFINITION OF treasurer for payment in full of
TERMS. the required fce for the license.
Subdivision 1. As used in this AII fees shall be paid into the
ordinance, the term "person" in.- general fund of the municipality.
eludes a natural person of either Upon rejection of any application
scx, co-partnership, and associ- for a license, the treasurer shall
ation of persons and the agent or refund the amount paid.
manager of any of the aforesaid. Subdivision 2. All licenses shall
The singular number includes the expire on the last day of May in
plural, and the masculine pronoun each year. Each license shall be
includes the feminine and neuter. issued for a period of one year,
Subdivision 2. "Beer" or "non- except that if a portion of the
intoxicating malt liquor" means license year has elapsed when the
<lny malt beverage with an aleo- application is made, a license
holic content of more than one- may be issued for the remainder
half of one per cent by volume and of the year for a pro rata fee.
not more than three and two- In computing such fee, any unex-
tenths per cent by weight. pired fraction of a month shall
Subdivision 3. "Intoxicating Ii- be counted as one month.
quo 1''' means any distilled, fer- Subdivision 3. The annual fee
mented or vinous beverage con- for an "On Sale" license shall be
taining more than three and two- $10.00. The annual fee for an
tenths per cell. t of alcohol by "Off Sale" license shall be $5.00.
weight. SECTION 5. GRANTING OF
Subdivision 4. "Original pack- LICENSE.
age" means the bottle or sealed Subdivision 1. The village coun-
container in which the liquor is cil shall investigate all facts set
placed by the manufacturer. i out in the application. Opportu-
SECTION 2. LICENSE REQUIR- nity shall be given to any person
ED. to be heard for or against the
Subdivision 1. No person, ex- granting of the license. After
cept wholesalers and manufactur- such investigation and hearing the
ers to the extent authorized by village council shall grant or re-
law, shall deal in or dispose of fuse the application in its discre-
by gift, sale or otherwise, or keep tion.
or offcr for sale, any beer within Subdivision 2. Each license
the village without first having shall be issued to the applicant
received a license as hereinafter only and shall not be transferable
provided. Licenses shall be of two to another holder. Each license
kinds: (1) Retail "on sale"; (2) shall be issued only for the prem-
Retail "off sale". ises described in the application.
Subdivision 2. "On Sale" licens- No license may be transferred to
es shall permit the sale of beer another place without the approv-
for consumption on the premises a I of the village council.
only. SECTION 6. PERSONS INELGI-
Subdivision 3. "Off Sale" licens- ELE FOR LICENSE.
es shall permit the sale of beer No license shall be granted to
at retail, in the original package any person:
for consumption off the premises (1) Undcr twenty-one year/) of
only. age.
SECTION 3. APPLICATIONS (2) Who has been convicted of
FOR LICENSE. a felony, or of violating the Na-
Every application for a license tional Prohibition Act or any law
to sell beer shall be made on a of this state or local ordinance
form supplied by the village and rela ting to the manufacture or
shall state the name of the ap- transportation of intoxicating Ii.
plicant, his age, representations quors.
as to his character with such ref- (2) Who is a manufacturer of
erences as may be required, his beer or who is interested in the
citizenship, whether the applica- control of any place where beer
tion is for the "on sale", or "off is manufactured.
sale", the business in connection (4) Who is an alien.
with which the proposed license (5) Who is not of good moral
will operate and its location, character.
whether applicant is owner and (6) Who is or during the period
operator of the business, how long of this license becomes the holder
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of a federal retail liquor dealer's
special tax stamp for the sale of
intoxicating liquor at any place
unless there has also been issued
to him a local license to sell in-
toxicaing liquor at such place.
(7) Who is not the proprietor of
the establishment for which the
license is issued.
SECTION 7. CONDITIONS OF
LICENSE.
Subdivision 1. Every license
shall be granted subject to the
conditions in the followin.g sub-
divisions and all other provisions
of this ordinance and of any other
applicable ordinance of the village
or state law.
Subdivision 2. All licensed
premises shall have the licen.se
posted in a conspicuous place at
all times.
Subdivision 3. No beer shall be
sold or served to any intoxicated
person or to any person under 21
years of age.
Subdivision 4. No minor shaIl
be permitted to consume beer on
the licensed premises.
Subdivision 5. No minor under
21 shall be employed on the prem-
ises of a beer store or be per-
mitted to sell or serve beer in
any "on sale" establishment.
Subdivision 6. No gambling or
any gambling device shall be per-
mitted on any licensed premises.
Subdivision 7. No licensee who
is not also licensed to sell intoxi-
cating liquor shall sell or permit
the consumption or display of in-
toxicating "liquors on the licensed
premises or serve any liquids for
the purpose of mixing with intoxi~
eating liquor. The presence of
intoxicating liquors on the premis-
es of such a licensee shall be
prima facie evidence of possession
of intoxicating liquors for the pur-
pose of sale; and the serving of
any liquid for the purpose of mix-
ing with intoxicating liquors shall
be prima facie evidence that in.-
toxicating liquor is being permit-
ted to be consumed or displayed
contrary to this ordinance.
Subdivision 8. Any peace of-
ficer shall have the unqualified
right to enter, inspect and
search the premises of a licensee
durin.g business hours without a
search and seizure warrant and
may seize aU intoxicating liquors
found on the licensed premises.
Subdivsion 9. Every licensee
shalI be responsible for the con-
duct of his place of business and
shall maintain conditions of so-
briety and order.
SECTION 8. CLOSING HOURS.
No sale of beer shan be made
on any Sunday between the hours
of 1:00 A.M. and 12:00 noon, nor
between the hours of 1:00 A.M.
and 8:00 P.M. on any election day
in the village. No sale shall be
made between the hours of 1:00
A.M. and 8:00 A.M. on any other
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SECT.lON 9. RESTRICTIONS ON
PURCHASE AND CONSUMP-
TION.
Subdivision 1. No minor shall
misrepresent his age for the pur-
pose of obtaining beer.
Subdivision 2. No person shall
induce a minor to purchase or
procure beer.
Subdivision 3. No person other
than the parent or legal guardian
shall procure beer for any minor.
Subdivision 4. No minor shall
have beer in his p"Ossession with
the in.tent to consume it at a
place other than the household of
his parent or guardian.
Subdivision 5. No person shall
consume or display any intoxicat-
ing liquor on the premises of a
licensee who is not also licensed
to sell intoxicating liquors.
SECTION 10. REVOCATION.
The violation of any provision
or condi tion of t his ordinance
by a beer licensee or his agent
shall be ground for revocation or
suspension of the license. The
license of any person who holds
a federal retail liquor dealer's spe-
cial tax stamp without a license
to sell intoxicating liquors at such
place shall be revoked without
notice and without hearing. A
license granted under this ordi-
nance may be revoked or suspend-
ed by the council after written
notice to the licensee and a pub-
lic hearing. The notice shall give
at least eight days notice of the
time and place of the hearing and
shall state the nature of the
charges against the licensee. The
council may suspend any licenSe
pending a hearing on revocation
or suspension.
SECTION 11. PENALTY.
Any person violating any pro-
vision of this ordinance shall be
guilty of a misdemeanor, and upon
conviction thereof shall be pun.-
ished by a fine of not more than
one hundred dollars ($100.00) or
imprisonment in the county jail
for not more than ninety (90)
days, plus the costs of prosecu-
tion in either case.
S E C T ION 12. EFFECTIVE
DATE.
This ordinance shall be in full
force and effect from and after
its passage and publication ac-
cording to law.
Passed by the council this 19th
day of June, 1956.
W. D. KENDRICK
Mayor
ATTEST:
ELSA 1. WILTSEY
Clerk
(Pub. M.R. June 14, 1956) ,.
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* LEGAL NOTICE
ORDINANCE NO. S
AN ORDINANCE PROHIBITING
THE DISCHARGE OR DUMPING
OF SEW AGE AND OTHER
WASTES ALONG, ADJACENT
TO OR ON PUBLIC HIGHWAYS
OR ROADS OR INTO WATER
WITHIN OR ADJACENT TO
THE VILLAGE OF
SHOREWOOD, AND PROVIDING
FOR THE VIOLATION
THEREOF
The Council of the Village of
Shorewood Ordains:
SECTION 1. The act of dump-
ing, discharging or disposal of
rubbish, trash, refuse, garbage, or
any noxious or offensive fluid or
thing and the act of dIscharging
of sewage or drainage from cess-
pools or septic tanks along, ad-
jacent to or on public highways or
roads or into any creek, stream,
river, pond, lake or other water-
course, within or adjacent to the
Village of Shorewood, is hereby
declared to be a public nuisaMe
and prohibited.
SECTION 2. It shall be unlaw-
ful for any person to dump. dis-
charge or dispose of rubbi<sh. trash,
refuse. garbage, or any noxious
or offensive fluid or thing or to
discharge or cause to be d i s-
charged sewage or drainage from
cesspools or septic tanks along.
adjacent to or on public highways
or roads, or into any creek.
stream. river, lake or other water-
course within or adjacent to the
Village of Shorewood.
SECTION 3. Any person violat-
ing the provisions of this ordi-
nance shall be guilty of a mis-
demeanor, and upon conviction
thereof, shall be punished by a
fine of not to exceed $100.00 or
by imprisonment of not to exceed
90 days. Every day that such
violation continues shall consti-
tute a separate offense.
SECTION 4. Ordinance No. 10.
of the Town of Excelsior, adopted
October 2, 1953, is hereby repealed.
SECTION 5. This ordinance
shall take effect from and after
its passage and publication.
Passed by the council this 10th
day of July. 1956.
W. D. KENDRICK.
Mayor
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ATTEST:
Elsa I. Wili$ey, Clerk
(Pub. M.R. July 19, 1956)
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ORDINANCE NO. 4
GRANTING TO MINNEAPOLIS
GAS COMPANY, ITS
SUCCESSORS AND ASSIGNS,
THE RIGHT TO
MANUFACTURE, IMPORT,
TRANSPORT, SELL AND
DISTRIBUTE GAS FOR
HEATING, ILLUMINATING
AND OTHER PURPOSES IN
THE VILLAGE OF
SHOREWOOD AND TO USE
THE STREETS, A VENUES AND
ALLEYS THEREOF FOR THAT
PURPOSE.
The Village Council of Shore-
wood do ordain as follows:
SECTION 1. GRANT OF AU-
THORITY. There is hereby grant-
ed to Minneapolis Gas Company,
hereinafter called the "Company".
its successors and assign.s, for a
period of twenty (20) years after
the adoption hereof, the right to
manufacture, import, transport,
sell and distribute gas for heat-
ing, illuminating and other pur-
poses within the limits of this
Village, hereinafter called the
"Village", as the same now ex-
ist or as they may be extended
in the future, and for that pur-
pose to establish the necessary
facilities and equipment, and to
maintain a manufacturing plant,
gas mains, service pipes, and any
other appurtenances necessary to
the manufacture, sale and distri-
bution of gas in and along the
streets, alleys, avenues and other
public places of said municipality,
and to do all things which are
reasonable, necessary or custom-
ary in the accomplishment of this
objective; subject, however, to the
further provisions of this fran-
chise. Provided, however, that be-
fore the said company shall es-
tablish any plant in said Village
for the manufacture of gas, the
approval of the Village Council
of the location thereof, in the ex-
ercise of a reasonable discretion
by said Council, shall be first ob-
tained by said Company. No such
plant shall be constructed or op-
erated in violation of the zoning
and building ordinances of the
Village.
SECTION 2. OBSTRUCTING
STREETS. The Company shall ex-
ercise its privileges hereunder sub-
ject at all times to the police pow-
er of the Village and shall not un-
necessarily or unreasonably ob-
struct the use of or injure any
street, avenue, or alley, and shall,
upon the completion of any con-
struction or repair, restore all
streets, aveunes and alleys of the
municipality which shall be open-
ed by it or its agents or employees
for the purpose of laying, placing,
or repairing its aforesaid gas
mains or serv!ce pipes to as nearly
the same order and condition as
they were before the excavation
was made as is reasonably possi-
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ble, and shall maintain, repair,
and keep in good condition for a
period of three (3) months all por-
tions of said streets, avenues, and
alleys disturbed by it or its agents;
provided that the three-month pe-
riod shall be computed from the
time of the closing of the exca-
vation; but in case of frost be-
fure the three-month period has
expired, the same shall continue
for the stated period after the
frost leaves the ground. Any ob-
struction of any street, alley, park,
boulevard, bridge, or other public
place, or any failure properly to
fill and maintain a sfreet after
excavation, after proper notice de-
manding removal or repair, as the
case may be, shall be taken care
of by the Village and cost there-
of shall be charged against the
Company and may be deducted
from any payments due it from
the Village.
SECTION 3. PLATS. The Com-
pany, prior to the laying or re-
laying of any mains under this
franchise, shall present to the
Council a complete plat showing
the location, size, and estimated
cost of all proposed mains. The
Company, before laying or re-Iay-
iEg any mains, shall obtain ap-
proval from the Council, or its
agent, in the exercise of a reason-
a ble discretion by them. Failure
of the Village to insist upon this
provision shall not be deemed a
waiver thereof.
SECTION 4. DAMAGE
CLAIMS. The Company shall in-
demnify, keep, and hold the Vil-
lage free and harmless from li-
ability on account of injury or
damage to persons or property
growing out of the construction,
maintenance, repair, or operation
of its property, and in the event
that suit shall be brought against
the Village, either independently
or jointly with the Company, on
account thereof, the Company, up-
on notice to it by the Village,
shall defend the Village in any
suit, at the cost of the Company;
and in the event of a final judge-
ment being obtained against the
Village, either independently or
jointly with the Company, the
Company shall pay such judge-
ment, with all costs, and shall hold
the Village harmless therefrom.
SECTION 5. STANDARDS OF
SERVICE. The Company shall at
all times provide and furnish an
adequate, safe and continuous sup-
ply of gas to the village and its
inhabitants, subject, however, to
the further provisions of this sec-
tion. The Company sells and dis-
tributes straight natural gas
throughout its entire gas distri-
bution system, which is located
in the City of Minneapolis, Minne-
sota, and in a number of suburban
communities and in the territory
adjacent to and near the said city.
The natural gas distributed by the
Company is furnished by the pipe
line system owned and operated
by Northern Natural Gas Com-
pany, a "natural gas company",
under the Federal Natural Gas
Act, which subjects said Northern
Natural Gas Company to the juris-
diction of the Federal Power Com-
mission.
The Company shall not be liable
to the Village or its inhabitants,
nor shall the Village, or any in-
habitant who is a customer of the
Company, be liable to the Com-
pany hereunder by reason of the
failure of the Company to deliver,
or of the Village or a customer
to receive, natural gas as a re-
sult of acts of God, or the public
enemy, inability of pipe line sup-
plier to furnish an adequate sup-
ply due to an emergency, an or-
der or decision of a public regu-
latory body, or other acts beyond
the control of the party affected.
Whenever any of the occurences
numed above take place, the Com-
pany shall have the right and au-
thority and it shall be its duty
to adopt reasonable rules and
regulations in connection with lim-
iting, curtailing or alloting exten-
sions of service or supplying of
gas to any customer or prospec-
tive customer, and withholding the
supplying of gas to new custom-
ers, provided that such rules and
regulations shall be uniform as
applied to each class of customers,
2.nd shall be non-discriminatory
as between communities.
The Company shall have the
right to contract for the sale of
gas for industrial use on an in-
terruptible basis, requiring the
customer to have standby equip-
ment for use upon notice by the
Company. The Company's rules,
regulations, schedules or contracts
for curtailing interruptible gas
service shall be uniform as ap-
plied to each class of interruptible
customers.
If service is suspended because
cf any of the reasons set forth
above, occurring through no fault
or negligent act on the part of the
Company, such suspension shall
not be made the basis of any ac-
tion or proceeding to terminate
this franchise. The quality of the
gas sold in the Village shall be
the same as that sold to the Com-
pany's customers in the City of
Minneapolis.
SECTION 6. EXTENSION OF
SERVICE. The Company agrees
to lay such of its mains and pipes
as come within its requirements
for suburban service as soon as
reasonably pos.sible to do so. The
Council of the Villa.ge shall have
the right to make such reasonahle
rules and regulations as may be
necessary to provide adeqnate and
propel' service.
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SECTION 7. RATES. The
Company agrees for and in behalf
of itself, its lessees, sucessors, and
assigns that all authority and
right in this ordinance contained
shall at all times be subject to
all right, power, and authority
now or hereafter possessed by said
Village or any other regulatory
tribunal having jurisdiction there-
ever to regulate, fix, and control
just, reasonable, and compensatory
gas rates, except as hereinafter
limited. The Village recognize,
that the entire suburban area ad-
ja.cent to and near the City of
Minneapolis, which includes the
Village of Shorewood may be re-
garded as a single zone for rate-
making purposes and agrees that
the Company has the right to in-
sist Upon a uniform rate for all
its consumers in said suburban
area. A 11 rates charged under
this ordinance shall at all times
be fair, just and reasonable.
SECTION 8. ACCOUNTING
REPORTS. The Company agrees
to file with the Village Clerk, on
or before July 1 of each year, a
copy of its annual report t6 its
security holders for the preceding
calendar year, together with a
balance sheet and income state-
ment of the suburban division an.d
a balance sheet and income state-
ment for the Village of 8horewood
on an allocated basis.
SECTION 9. FORFEITURE. If
the Company shall be in default
in the performance of any of the
material terms and conditions of
this ordinance and shall continue
in default for more than ninety
(90) days after receiVing notice
from the Village of such default,
the Village Council may, by ordi.
nance duly passed an.d adopted,
terminate all rights granted un-
der this ordinance to the Company.
The said notice of default shall
be in writing and shall specify
the privisions of this ordinance
in the performance of which it is
claimed that the Company is in
default. Such notice shall be
eerved in the manner provided by
the laws of the State of Minne.
sota for the service of original
notices in civil matters. The rea-
sonableness of any ordinance so
passed declaring a fOrfeiture of
the rights and privileges granted
by this franchise ordinance shall
be subject to review by the United
States District Court for the Dis-
trict of Minnesota, Fourth Di-
vision.
SECTION 10. NON-EXCLUS-
IVE. The rights and privileges
hereby granted are not ex-
clusive, and the Village express-
ly reserves the right to grant
rights and privileges to other per-
sons or corporations.
SECTION 11. CHANGE 01'"
GOVERNMENT. Any change of
the form of government of the Vil-
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l&e into a city or otherwise as
authorized by the State of Min-
nesota shall not affect the validity
of this franchise. Any municipal
corpor:ltion suceeding the Village
shall, without the consent of the
Company, succeed to all the rights
and obligations of the Village pro-
vided in this franchise.
,SECTION 12. ACCEPTANCE.
The Company shall, within thirty
(30) days after the passage and
publication of this ordinance, file
with the Village Clerk its ac-
ceptance of the same in writing,
signed by its proper officers and
attested by its corporate seal.
S E C T ION 13. EFFECTIVE
DATE. This ordinance shall take
effect and be in force from and
after its passage and publication.
Adopted this 17th day of July,
1956.
W. D. KENDRICK, Mayor
ATTEST:
ELSA 1. WILTSEY
Village Clerk
(Pub. M.R. July 26, 1956)
ORDINANCE NO. 5 rant:
AN ORDINANCE DEFINING (A) A person, who being a
CERTAIN MISDEMEANORS habitual drunkard, abandons, ne-
AND PRESCRIBING 'glects or refuses to aid in the
PENALTIES FOR VIOLATION I support of his family;
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THEREOF
The Council of the Village of
Shorewood Ordains:
SECTION 1.
The doing of any of the acts
or things prohibited or the failing
to do any of the things or acts
commanded to be done, as set
forth in this ordinance, is hereby
declared to be an offense against
the good order, public peace, mor-
als, health, welfare and proper
government of this Village and
unlawful. Any person, firm or
corporation convicted of violating
any of the provisions of this ordi-
nance shalI be deemed guilty of
a misdemeanor and punished by a
fine of not less than $1.00 nor
more than $100.00, or by imprison-
ment not to exceed 90 days, to-
gether with the costs of prosecu-
tion in either case.
SECTION 2. DISORDERLY
CONDUCT.
The doing of any of the fol-
lowing acts without authority of
law by any person or persons is
hereby declared to be disorderly
conduct:
(A) Wilfully disturbing any
assembly or meeting not unlaw-
ful in its character or the peace
and quiet of any family or neigh-
borhood;
(B) Wilfully and lewdly ex-
posing the person or the private
parts thereof or procuring another
to so expose himself and any open
or gross lewdness or lascvious be-
havior or any act of public inde-
cency;
(C) Using profane, vulgar or
indecent language in. or about any
public buildings, store or place
of business or upon any of the
streets, alleys or sidewalks of the
Village so as to be audible and
offensive;
(D) Appearing on any public
street or other public place in an
intoxicated condition or drinking
intoxicating liquor on any street
or in a vehicle upon a public
street.
Disorderly conduct is hereby
prohibited and anyone doing any
of the above acts should be guilty
of a misdemeanor.
SECTION 3. ASSAULT.
No person shan strike or at-
tempt to strike nor in any un-
lS.wful manner offer to do or do
any bodily harm to another per-
son, nor unlawfully make an at-
tempt to apply any degree
of force or violence to the
person of another, nor in a vio-
lent, rude, angry or insolent man-
ner touch or lay hands upon the
person of another.
SECTION 4. VAGRANCE.
The following persons are vag-
e
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(B) A person who has con-
tracted an infectious or other dis-
ease in in the practice of drunken-
ness or debauchery requiring char-
itable aid to rcstore him to health;
(C) Fortune tellers and such
other like imposters;
(D) A person known to be a
pickpocket, thief, burglar, yegg-
man or confidence man and hav-
ing no visible or lawful means of
support, when found loitering
around any railroad depot, rail-
road y a I' d, banking institution,
brokers office, p I ace of public
amusement, hotel, auction room,
store, shop, crowded thoroughfare,
car or omnibus or at any public
gathering or assembly;
(E) A person engaged in prac-
ticin.g or attempting any trick or
device to procure money or other
thing of value. Such trick or de-
vice is made a public offense by
any law of this State or any per-
son engaged in soliciting, procur-
ing or attempting to solicit money
or other thing of value by falsely
pretending and representing him-
self to be blind, deaf, dumb, with-
out arms or legs, or to be other-
wise physically deficient or to be
suffering from any physical de-
fect or infirmity;
(F) Any person wandering
about and lodging in taverns, gro-
ceries, ale houses, market places,
sheds, stables, barns or other un-
inhabited buildings or in the open
air, not giving a good account of
himself.
SECTION 5.
Every person who shall wilfully
01' maliciously displace, remove,
injure or destroy:
(1) A highway or private way
laid out by authority of law or
bridge upon such public or private
way;
(2) A tree, rod, post or other
monument, which has been erected
or marked for the purpose of des-
ignating a point in any boundary
or any mark or inscription there-
on;
(3) A mile board, a milestone
or guide post erected upon a high-
way or any inscription thereon;
(4) A Ii n e of telegraph or
telephone or any part thereof or
any appurtenance or apparatus
connected with the working of any
magnetic or electrical telegraph
or telephone or the sending or con-
veyance of messages thereby;
(5) The pipe or main for con-
ducting gas or water or heat or
any appurtenance or appendage
connected therewith;
(6) A sewer or drain or a pipe
01' a main connected therewith or
forming a part thereof.
SECTION 6.
Every person who shan inhu-
manly, unnecessarily, cruelly, or
wantonly beat, injure or other-
wise abuse any dumb animal shall
be guilty of a misdemeanor.
SECTION 7.
Every person who shan malici-
ously injure or destroy any s.tand-
ing crops, grain, cultivated fruits
or vegetables, the property of an-
other, in any case for which pun-
ishment has not been otherwise
prescribed to be guilty of a mis-
demeanor.
SECTION 8.
Every person who shall in any
manner wilfully damage any build-
ing or part thereof, throw any
stone or other missle at or break
any window therein or who shan
aid, counsel, hire or procure any
persons so to do shall be guilty
of a misdemeanor.
SECTION 9.
Every person who shall commit
or maintain a public nuisance for
which no special punishment is
prescribed or who shall wilfully
omit or refuse to perform any
legal duty relating to the removal
of such nuisance and every person
who shall let or permit to be used
&ny building or portion thereof,
knowing it is intended to be used
for committing or maintaining any
such nuisance, shall be guilty of
a misdemeanor.
SECTION 10.
Every person who shall wilfully
oppose or obstruct a health of-
ficer or physician charged with
the enforcement of the health laws
in performing any legal duties
shall be guilty of a misdemeanor.
SECTION 11.
Every manufacturer or vendor
who shall sen or cause to be sold,
place or cause to be placed any
gasoline or benzine in quantities of
more than one pint, in any re-
ceptacle except of a bright red
color and tagged and labeled in
large plain letters with the name
of the contents or who shall sell
or cause to be sold, place or cause
to be placed kerosene or other
illuminating oil in the same quan-
tities in a receptacle of red color
shall be guilty of a misdemeanor.
SECTION 12.
Every person who shall sell,
give, loan or in any wise furnish
any firearm or ammunition to a
minor under the age of 18 years
without the written consent of his
paren.ts or guardian or of a police
officer or magistrate s hall be
~uilty of a misdemeanor.
SECTION 13.
Every person who shall pur-
chase, manufacture, use, sell or
keep for sale within this Village
firecrackers, crackers and other
explosive pyrotechnics, except by
special permit, shall be guilty of
a misdemeanor.
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SECTION 14.
Every person who shall directly
or indirectly address any threat
or intimidation to a public officer'
01' to a referee, arbitrator, ap-
praiser or assessor or to any other
person authorized by law to hear
or determine any controversy or
matter with intent to induce him
contrary to his duty to do or make
or to omit or delay in any act, de-
cision or determination, shall be
guilty of a misdemeanor.
SECTION 15.
Whenever two or more persons
shall conspire to commit any act
injurious to public health, public
morals, trade or commerce or for
the perversion or obstruction of
public justice or the due adminis-
tration of the law, every such per-
son shall be guilty of a misde-
meanor.
SECTION 16. CURFEW LAW.
No person under the age of 16
shall be or loiter upon any
of the public streets, alleys or
public grounds of the municipality
between the hours of 11 P.M. and
4 :30 A.M., unless accompanied by
and under the control of some per-
son of lawful age.
SECTION 17.
Ordinance No.6, of the Town
of ExCt'lsior, adopted December 1,
1950, is hereby repealed.
SECTION 18.
This ordinance shall take effect
from and after its passage and
publication.
Passed by the council tl1is 17th
day of July, 1956.
W. D. KENDRICK, Mayor
ATTEST:
ELSA I. WILTSEY
Clerk
(Pub. M.R. July 26, 1956)
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surface of any public sidewalk,
or nine feet above the surface
of any street.
2. All wires which are strung
less than fifteen feet above the
surface of the ground.
3. All buildings, walls, and other
structures which have been
damaged by fire, decay or other-
wise to an extent exceeding one-
half their original value, and
which are so situated as to en-
danger the safety of the public.
4. All explosives, inflammable
liquids and other dangerous
substances stored in any manner
or in any amount other than
that provided by ordinance.
5. The parking of vehicles on or
blocking of any fire alley, pub-
lic easement or road in this vil-
la.ge leading to the shoreline
of any navigable body of wat-
er so as to interfere with, ob-
struct or tend to obstruct the
passage of any emergency pub-
lic vehicle to such water.
6. All unnecessary noises and an-
noying vibrations.
7. Obstructions and excavations
affecting the ordinary use by
the public of streets, alleys, side-
walks or public grounds except
under such conditions as are
provided by ordinance.
8. Any use of property abutting
on a public street or sidewalk
or any use of a public street or
sidewalk which causes large
crOWds of people to gather, ob-
structing traffic and the free
use of the streets or sidewalks.
8. All dangerous, unguarded ma-
chinery, in any public, or so
situated or operated on private
property as to attract the pub-
lic.
10. The distribution of handbills
except as provided by ordinance.
11. All other conditions or things
which are liable to cause injury
by the person or property of
anyone.
SECTION 4. PENALTY. Any
person violating any of the pro-
visions of this ordinance shall be
guilty of a misdemeanor and shall
be punished by a fine of not to
e x c e e d one hundred dollars
($100.00), or by imprisonment for
a period not to exceed ninety (90)
cays.
SECTION 5. SEPARABILITY.
Every section, provision or part
of this ordinance is declared sep-
arable from every other section,
provision or part; and if any sec-
tion, provision or part hereof shall
be held invalid, it shall not affect
~ny other section, provision or
part.
SECTION 6. EFFECTIVE
DATE. This ordinance shall take
effect from and after its passage
and publication.
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ORDINANCE NO. 6
AN ORDINANCE DEFINING
NUISANCES, PROffiBITING
THEIR CREATION OR
MAINTENANCE, AND
PROVIDING A PENALTY FOR
VIOLATION THEREOF
The Village Council of the Vil-
lage of Shorewood ordains :
SECTION 1. PUBLIC NUIS-
ANCES DEFINED. A nuisance is
a thing, act, occupation or use
of property which,
1. Shall annoy, injure or endan-
ger the safety, health, comfort
or repose of the public,
2. Shall offend public decency,
3. Shall unlawfully i n t e r fer e
with, obstruct, or tend to ob-
struct or render dangerous for
passage, a lake, navigable river,
bay, stream, canal or basin, or
a public park, square, street, al-
ley or highway,
4. Shall in any way render the
public insecure in life or in use
of property.
SECTION 2. PUBLIC NUIS-
ANCES AFFECTING HEALTH.
The following are hereby declared
to be nuisances affecting health;
1. All decayed or unwholesome
food offered for sale to the pub-
lic.
2. All diseased animals running
at large.
3. All ponds or pools of stagnant
water.
4. Carcasses of animals not bur-
ied or destroyed within twenty-
four hours after death.
5. Accumulations of manure or
rubbish.
6. Privy vaults and garbage cans
which are not fly-tight.
7. The pollution of any public
well or cistern, stream, lake,
canal or body of water by sew-
age, creamery or industrial
wastes, or other substances.
8. All noxious weeds and other
rank growths upon public or
private property.
9. All public exposure of per-
sons having a contagious dis-
ease.
10. The emission of dense smoke,
gas and soot, dust or cinders,
and other noxious and offensive
fumes, in such quantities as to
render the occupancy of prop-
erty uncomfortable to a person
of ordinary sensibilities.
11. All other acts, omissions of
acts, occupations and uses of
property which are deemed by
the health officer of this vil-
lage to be a menace to the
health of the inhabitants of this
village, or any considerable num.
ber thereof.
SECTION 3. PUBLIC NUIS-
ANCES AFFECTING PEA C E
AND SAFETY. The following are
declared to be nuisances affecting
public peace and safety:
1. All lim.bs of trees which are Passed this 17th day of July,
less than eight feet above the 1956.
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W. D. KENDRICK, Mayor
ATTEST:
ELSA 1. WILTSEY
Clerk
(Pub. M.R. July 26, 1956)
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ORDINANCE NO 7
AN ORDINANCE LICENSING
AND REGULATING THE
RETAIL SALE OF CIGARETTES
AND CIGARETTE WRAPPERS
The Council of the Village of
Shorewood do ordain as follows:
SECTION 1. LICENSE RE-
QUIRED. Ne person shall directly
01' indirectly or by means of any
device keep for retail sale, sell at
retail, or otherwise dispose of any
cigarette or cigarette wrapper at
any place in the Village of Shore-
woo d unless a license therefor
shall first have been obtained as
provided in this ordinance.
SECTION 2. APPLICATION
AND ISSUANCE. Application for
such license shall be made to the
village clerk on a form supplied
by the village. Such applicant
~hall state the full name and ad-
dress of the applicant, the location
of the building and the part in-
tended to be used by the applicant
under such license, the kind of
business conducted at such loca-
tion, and such other information
as shall be required by the appli-
cation form. Upon the filing of
such application with the clerk,
it shall be presented to the village
council for its consideration, and
if granted by the coun.cil, a license
shall be issued by the village clerk
upon payment of the required fee.
SECTION 3. LICENSE FEE.
The fee for every such license
~hall be $12.00 per annum. Every
license shall expire on December
31 next after its issuance. For
any license issued after January
31 in any year, the fee shall be
computed at the rate of $1.00 for
each month or fractional part of
a month covered by the license.
Licenses shall not be transferable
from one person to another.
SECTION 4. LICENSE SHALL
BE DISPLAYED. Every such li-
cense shall be kept conspicuously
posted about the place for which
the license is issued and shall be
exhibited to any person upon re-
quest.
SECTION 5. RESTRICTIONS.
No license shall be issued except
to a person of good moral char-
acter. No license shall be issued
to an applicant for the sale of
cigarettes at any place other than
his established place of business.
No license shall be issued for the
sale of cigarettes at a movable
place of business; nor shall any
license be issued for the sale of
cigarettes at more than one place
of business. No person shall sell
or give away any cigarette, cigar-
t::tte paper or cigarette wrapper
to any person below the age of
18 years. No person shall keep
for sale, sell, or dispose of any
cigarette containing opium, mor- '
phine, jimson weed, bella donna,
stl'ychnia, cocaine, marijuana, 01'
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any other deleterious or poison-
ous drug except nicotine.
SECTION 6. REVOCATION.
Every such license may be revoked
by the council for a violation of
any of the provision of this or-
dinance if the ilcense has been
given a reasonble notice and an
opportunity to be heard.
SECTION 7. PENALTY. Any
person who shall violate any pro-
vision of this ordinance shall .be
guilty of a misdemeanor and upon
conviction thereof shall be pun-
ished by a fine of not to exceed
$100.00 or by imprisonment for
not to exceed 90 days.
SECTION 8. EFFECTIVE
DATE. This ordinance shall be in
full force and effect from and af-
ter its passage and publication ac-
cording to law.
Passed by the council this 17th
day of July, 1956.
W. D. KENDRICK, Mayor
ATTEST:
ELSA. I. WILTSEY
Clerk
(Pub. M.R. July 26, 1956)
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ORDINANCE NO. 8 age of Shorewood and not de-
AN ORDINANCE FOR THE signated as a Commercial Dis-
PURPOSE OF PROMOTING trict herein.
HEALTH, SAFETY, ORDER (b) Commercial District shall
CONVENIENCE AND GENERAL embrace the following described
WELFARE, BY REGULATING premises within the boundaries
THE USE OF LAND, THE of the Village of Shorewood:
LOCATION AND USE OF 1) In Section 25: Lot 15, Vine
BUILDINGS AND STRUCTURES Hill; Lots 23 and 24, Auditor's
ON LOTS IN THE VILLAGE OF Subdivision No. One Hundred
SHOREWOOD, MINNESOTA Forty-one (141); Hennepin Coun-
The Village Council of the Village ty, Minnesota.
of Shorewood ordains: 2) In Section 33: Lots 5, 14, 23,
SECTION 1. DEFINITIONS. 24, 25 and the Easterly 200 feet
For the purpose of this ordinance of Lot 26 and the Westerly 660
certain terms used herein are de- feet of the Northerly 264 feet of
fined as follows: Lot 27 all in Auditor's Subdivi-
Lot: Land occupied or to be oc- sion Number 133, Hennepin
cupied by a building and its acces- County, Minnesota, and Lot 1.
sory buildings, or by a dwelling Eureka.
group and its accessory buildings. to- 3) In Section 34: Lots 173. 289.
gether with such open spaces as are 291, 305 and vacated road ad-
required under the provisions of this joining same. Auditor's Subdivi-
ordinance, having not less than the sion Number 135, Hennepin Coun-
minimum area required by this 01'- ty, Minnesota, also Lots 14 and
dinance for a building site in the 15 and the Southerly one-half of
district in which such a lot is situ- Lot 13, Linden Park.
ated, and having its principal front- Any land annexed in the future
age on a street. shall be placed in the residential
Use: The purpose for which land district until placed in another dis-
or premises or a building thereon is trict by action of the village council.
designed, arranged, or intended or SECTION 3. PROHIBITIONS IN
for which it is or may be occupied DISTRICTS. Except as provided in
or maintained. Section 9, in each district land and
Non-conforming Use: A non-con- structures shall be used only for
forming use in the use of a building purposes listed by this ordinance as
or premise that does not conform permitted in the district. In each
with the regulations of the use dis- district every building hereaftel'
trict in which it is situated. ereded or structurally altered shall
Yard: An open space on the same be provided with the required set-
lot with a building or structure. back and yards, shall be on a lot of
which open space is unoccupieed the area specified. and shall not ex-
and unobstructed from the ground ceed the height specified in this 01'-
upward. dinance for the district. No open
Yard, Front: A yard extending space or lot required for a building
across the front of the lot between shall during its existence be oc-
the inner side yard lines and lying cupied by, or counted as ope,n space
between the front line of the lot and for, another building.
the nearest line of building or struc- SECTION 4. REGULATIONS FOR
ture. RESIDENTIAL DISTRICT.
Yard Rear: A yard extending Subdivision 1. Use Regulations.
across the full width of the lot and In the residential district, unless
lying between the rear line of the otherwise provided in this ordin-
lot and the nearest line of the build- ance. no building or land shall be
ing or structure. used and no building shall hereafter
Yard, Side: A yard between the be erected 01' structually altered ex-
side line of the lot and the nearest cept for one or more of the follow-
line of the building and extending ing uses:
from the front line of the lot to the 0 1. One or two-family dwellings
rear yard. \" . \ and their accessory buildings.
Setback: The setback is the mini- . ;~. 2. Plant nurseries or green.
mum horizontal distance between V' '. houses; farms or truck gardens,
the front line of the lot and the ,- but no retail stand for the dis-
building or structure or any projec. '--' play or sale of agricultural pro-
tion thereof. ducts or any other commercial
SECTION 2. ESTABLISHMENT structure shall be located there-
OF DISTRICTS. For the purpose of on without a special use permit.
this ordinance the Village of Shore- 3. Public parks and play-
wood is divided into use districts as grounds; golf courses or clubs.
follows: Residential District and 4. Churches, libraries, mu-
Commercial District. seums, schools, memorial build-
(a) Residential District shall ings. including name plates and
embrace all the real property bulletin boards placed in back
within the boundaries of the Vill- of the prescribed setback line.
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5. Home occupations.
6. Clubs, lodges, fraternities
and sorority houses without ser-
vices to the public customarily
carried on as a business.
7. Boarding and lodging houses
accomodating not more than four
people on a permanent basis,
but not on a transient basis.
8. Temporary signs, not more
than four feet square in area,
pertaining to the lease or sale
of the premises on which the
same are located.
9. The following uses -- but
only upon securing a special use
permit as provided in Section 7:
a. Hospitals, clinics and other
buildings used for the treat-
ment of human ailments.
b. Philanthropic and chari.
table institutions.
c. Apartments or flats.
SUBDIVISION 2. HEIGHT REG-
ULA TIONS. In the residential dis-
trict no building shall hereafter be
erected or structurally altered to
exceed 35 feet or 2'12 stories in
height.
SUBDIVISION 3. BUILDING SITE
REGULATIONS. In the residential
district, every building shall be lo-
cated on a building site in one own-
er~hip having an area of not less
than 40,000 square feet, except that
the following parcels may be used
as building sites for dwellings if ail
other regulations for the district re-
quired by this ordinance are com-
plied with:
a. Any parcel under one owner-
ship at the time of the adoption
of this ordinance when the owner
thereof owns no adjoining land.
SUBDIVISION 4. FRONT YARD
REQUIREMENTS. Each lot in the
residential district shall have a front
yard of not less than 35 feet. All
buildings or structures shall have a
minimum setback of 35 feet.
SUBDIVISION 5. SIDE YARD
REQUIREMENTS. Each lot in the
residential district shall have two
side yards, one on each side of the
building. Every building hereafter
erected or structurally altered shail
have two side yards of a width not
less than 8 feet.
SUBDIVISION 6. REAR YARD
REQUIREMENTS. Each lot in the
residential district shall have a
rear yard of a depth equal to 20
per cent of the depth of the lot to
a maximum required depth of 25
feet for such yard.
SECTION 5. REGULATIONS FOR
COMMERCIAL DISTRICT.
SUBDIVISION 1. USE REGULA-
TIONS. In the commercial district.
unless otherwise provided in this
ordinance, no building or land shall
be used, and no building shall be
erected or structurally altered ex-
cept for one or more of the following
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trict, unless otherwise provided' be required except building. erect- !
in this ordinance, no building or I ed or used for dwelling purposes I
land shall be used, and no build-I exclusively shall comply with the
Ing shall be erected or structur- I rear yard regulatloM of the resi-
ally altered except for one or I' dential district.
more of the following uses: SECTION 6. ADDITIONAL
1. All uses permitted in the LIMITATIONS. In both residen-
residential district, but Bub- tial and commercial districts, no
ject to the same special use existing building shall be moved,
permit requirements set out in structurally altered, add e d to,
Section 4, Subdivision 1. enlarged or used, nor shall any
2. Retail stores and shops, land, building or premises be used
restaurants and eating places. in any way, manner or extent for
3. Automobile statioM for any of the fonowlng uses or pur-
the sale of gasoline, oil and poses or for any other use or pur-
accessories, publlc garages, pose of a kind or nature similar to
and automobile parking lots. the following uses or purposes, to-
4. Theatres, financial instltu- wit:
tions, telephone and telegraph 1. Uses or purposes which, in
otrices, mellenger offices, pro- relationship to permitted uses
fe..ional offices. of other premises are noxious
~. Carpenter, furniture re- or otrensive by reason of the
pairing or upholstery shops, emission of dust, odor, smoke,
book binding ahops, dress gas, fumes or vibration or
making shope, shoe repairing which are deemed extra haz-
or dyeing shopa, newspaper or ardous by insurance com-
job printing establishments, panies;
electrical, ttnsmlthing, plumb- 2. Uses commonly known and
ing, water, gas, or steam fit- ducribed 8S heavy industrial;
ting shops, paint or paper 3. The raising or feeding of
hanging shops. lWine or the commercial keep-
8. Other business uses which ing or raising of fur bearing
in the opinion of the village animals unless conducted as
council, are of the same gen- a part of a general farming
eral chsracter as the uses operation carried out under
enumerated in this subsection one ownership or management
and wil1 not be obnoxious or on premlMa acletuate In slae
detrimental to the district in and equipped for such general
which located. farming operation:
7. The following uses, but 1 4. Fat renclering, fertilizer
only upon the securing of a I manufacture, dead aIIImal re-
special use permit as provided ductlon or glue manufactura,
in Section 7: gas manufacture or lIIleWal':
a. Undertaking establish- ~. The dumping of prbap,
ments. dead animals or rubbUlh;
b. Any drive-in business 8. Removal or .etora,. of
where people are served in rock. sand or gravel, except
automobiles. to the extent required in con-
c. 0 u t d 0 0 l' advertising nectlon with the COMtruCtlon
signs and structures, pro- of a building permitted in the
vided, that the same shall district in which the same ls
be erected or placed in back located, and except as may
of the prescribed setback be required by state, county
line required in the regula- I or village authorities in con-
tlons for the residential dis- nection with construction or
trict. maintenance of l' 0 ads and
d. Motels. hotels. and trail- highways in said districts.
er parks or trailer or tour- 7. The manufacture of ce-
ist camps. ment. cement blocks. lime,
e. Self service laundries gypsum or plaster of paris,
and drycleaning and com- bituminous black top and tar;
mercial laundries. 8. The manufacture or stor-
f. Uses commonly desig- age of explosives, fireworks.
nated as light industrial. acid, or bulk propane gas or
SUBDIVISIN 2. HEIGHT REG- its derivatives other than cus-
ULA TIONS. In the commercial tomarily stored for household
district no building shall be erect- . or building use;
cd or structurally altered to ex- 9. Above g l' 0 U n d gasoline
ceed sixty feet in height. storage. or bulk gasoline stor-
SUBDIVISION 3. SIDE YARD age other than In underground
REQUIREMENTS. In. the com- tanks to the extent custom.
D1('rcial district no side yard shall arily stored at fUJing statioM
be required except. dwellings shall for automobile service;
comply with the side yard regula- 10. The erection or main ten-
lions of the residential district. ance of a fence higher than 6
SUBDIVISION 4. REAR YARD feet from the g-round level
REQUIREMENTS. In the com- without obtaining- a special I
mercial district no rear yard shall Ilse permit.
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11. Operation or mainUlnl1',~':'.f
of stock yardll, taJUMlriea, com-
mercial keMell, veterlDar1
hospitals. JunJt yaro., or auto-
mobile 01' machinery wncIdn&'
or storing. or private or com-
mercial gun clubs.
The foregoing enumeration aball
not be exclUSive. nor sball the
l:lleS prohibited under this Section
nece.saarily be cOIUltrued to be
limited to tho.we of a kind or ..-
lure similar to thOH enumerated.
SECTION 7. SPECIAL USE
PERMITS.
SUBDIVISION 1 Spectal use
permits may be issued for any of
the following:
it ^ ny of th,' uses or pur-
pOK<!' lor which such permits
aH' I "'lUlI'ed or permitted by
the provisions of thill ordin-
ance
b. PubliC' utility or public ser-
vice uses or public building
in any dist rlct wht.n f,-,und to
be necellsary for th(' public
health, safety, convenienne or
welfare.
c. Commercial excavating of
natural materials used for
building- or construction pur-
poses, in any district.
d. To classify as a conform-
ing use any institutional use
existing in any district at the
time of the esta.bUshment of
such district.
e. To permit the location of
any of the following uses in 1\
district from which they are
excluded by the proviaions of
this ordinance without ftrst
'obtaining a. special use per-
mit: motels, tourist camps,
trailer parka, hospitals, clin-
ics and other build1np for
treatment of human aliments,
undertaking establishments.
philanthropic and charitable
institutions and uses common-
ly dulpated as light indus-
trial. ,
SUBDIVI8!ON 2. Application
for the tuuance of a specla1 use
IJermit shall be made to the vil-
lage council. The v1l1age council
may hold such hearings on the
proposal to issue a special use per-
mit as it may deem necessary;
but at least one public hearing
following one week's posted notice
or published notice in the official
newspaper shall be held upoll any
application for a use permit for
the establishment of any use lilted
in Subdivision I, clause e, of th18
Section. Should the v1l1age council
find that the establishment, main-
tenance. or conductin,g: of the \UMt
tor which a use permit Is sou&1lt
will not under the circumstances
of the particular case be detri-
mental to
(1) health, safety, morala,
comfort, convenience or wel-
fare of the persons reaidlnc
or working in the neipbor-
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hood of such use; or guarantees as it deems neees- in~pector shall enforce this ordi'
(2) to the public welfare or sary to carry out the purposes 2nce through the proper legal
Injurious to property and im- of this ordinance, channels.
provements In the neighbor- SECTION 9. NON-CONFORM-' SUBDIVISION 2. Hereafter no
hood. II"G USES. I person ~hall erect, alter, wreck, or
the council may grant the use per- SUBDIVISION 1. Any nun-con- 11101'1' ,my building or part thereof
mlt and It may attach to the per- forming use other than u~(' speci- \\'i: hout first securing a building
mit such conditions and guaran- f;ed in Subdivisions 2 and 3, may rnmit therefor, except that no
lees as are provided in Section 8 be continued until expiration of I e:mit shall be necessary for the
of this ordinance. the time fixed by Subdivision 4, ex- c< nstruction, reconstruction, or
SUBDIVISION 3. Any use pel'- cept that any non-conforming use :lteration of a building not used
mitted under the terms of any spe- or building may not be: (o! to be used for commercial or
cial use permit shall be establish- a. Changed to another non- ill'.lstrial purposes where the cost
cd and conducted In conformity to conforming use; a! ~uch work does not exceed
lhe terms of such permit and of b. Re-estabalished after dia- $1t. 00.
any conditions designated in con- continuance for one year, If Sl '1DIVISION 3. Application
nection therewith. it Involves a substantial build- for " buildin.g permit shall be
SUBDIVISION 4. Any existing ing; or after discontinuance' l;lade' the village building in-
use of land, building or other for any period in other cases, I spC'ctor" hlank forms to be fur-
structure for which special per- c, Extended; : nished by 1 'p village, Each appli-
mlts are required by the provi- d. Rebuilt after da.mage ex- I (ation for ' permit to construct
,lions of thla ordinance and at the ceeding 50 per cent of its 01' alter a bUlk"'1g- shall be accom-
time of the adoption of this 01'- value. panipd by a)Jl drawn to scale
dinance which special use permit SUBDIVISION 2. No junk yard showing the diml r .. ,ns of the lot
has not been issued by the village I may continue as a non-conforming to hp built upon ill !1p si7.e and
cou~1l In accordance with the use for more than one year after location of thp t,u,ld, , ',nd ac-
regulations act out by this section the elTective date of this ordin- CI'ssory huihhn -', '(t tlt '",'eled.
within six months following the ance, except that a junk yard may Applications for :l!ly ki'l(l '1 "dild-
:1doption of this ordinance shall continup as a non-confo~ming use ing permit sl:.ll contain s']('h
be deemed to be a non-conforming in a commercial district if within ether infol'lllathn as may ill.'
use and all of the provisions of that period it Is completely en- deemC'd ne('essaay for the proper
Section 9 of this ordlna~e shall closed within a building or within enforcement of this ordinance.
apply to the use of such land, a continuous solid fence of such The fpes for buildng permits shall
building or structure. The time height, not less than eight feet he :IS follows: \\Jrk costing un-
limitations provided In Section 9 iI', any case, as to screen com- (If'r $100.00. no fe,' work costing
shall In such cases be deemed to pleteiy the operations of the junk $100.00 to $1,000.00 $2.00 fee; any
run from and after the expiration ya rd. Plans of such building or work costing over ',1,000.00 shall
of the time herein allowf'd for the fenCe shall be approved by the Vil-I hc a $1.00 fee for 'lch $1,000.00
granting of such special permits. lage council before it is erected. 01' fraction thereof The vlllag('
SECTION 8. ADJUSTMENTS. SUBDIVISION 3. No outdoor building- inspector fhll Issue the
The regulations specified in this advertising structure may con- huilding permit only .fter deter-
ordinance shall be ~bject to the tinue as a non-conforming use for mining that the bui1ing plans,
toOowin&, Interpretations and ex- more than six months after the together with the nplicatlon,
ceptlons re&,arding use: f;t'fective date of this ordinance. comply with the terms f this or-
a. Nothing in this ordinance' SUBDIVISION 4. No non-con- dinance.
shall be deemed to prohibit fCl'ming l1se of a building may be SECTION 12 PC:--\LTIES.
the construction or malnten- continued for' more than ten years AllY person who violates 'j fails to
ance of any stand or shelter nfter the elT('ctive date of this or- comply with /'lny of the I>lvisions
for the sale of agricultural .limmec, or if later, beyond the of t hi~ ordinance shall t.. ~uilty
products produced on the end of a reasonable period for of a misdemeanor ..nd tll'" con-
premises. amortization of the building. In viction thereof shall be P' I ~hed
b. The village council by a ne, event shall the amortization by a fine of not to exceeu 'ore
four-fifths vote shall h a v e period. commencing with the com- than one hundred dollars ($1(11 '0)
power to make adjustments pletion of erection of the building, or by imprisonment for not t(I x-
In and exceptions to any ()f be more than: ceed ninety days for each offp...
the provisions of this ordln- a. 30 years for building of Each day that the violation is p'
dlnance to the extent of the ordinary woo d frame con- mitted to exist shaall constit;'
following and no furthE'r: I struction; a separate offense.
1. To vary or modify the b. 40 years for building of SECTION 13. REPEAL. Or
strict a.ppllcation of any of the wood and masonry construc- dinan.ce NO.2 of the Town of Ex
regulations or provisions con- lion; celsior, approved February 3. 1950.
talned in this ordinance In c. 50 years for buildings of together with its amendments. be-
easel which the council finda other construction. Ing Ordinance numbers 5, 8, 13,
that tl'lere are practiea.l cWri- SECTION 10. AMENDMENTS. 14, 16 and 18 of the Town of Ex-
cultles or unnece...ry hard- This ordinance may be amended celsior, are hereby repealed.
lIli.. In the way of ..eh strict (.nly by a four-Mhs vote of the SECTION 1-1. EFFECTIVE
application. village council after a public hear- DATE. This ordinance shall take
J. Detore m&k1n&' Ita &telllon ing on such amendment has been elTect from and after ils passage
IIpOIl any application for llUeh duly advertised and held. Pro- and publication.
an adj....tment or exception. ceedlngs for such amendment may Passed this 24th day of July,
the village eouncUl _hall hold (Continued on Page 5.) 1956.
a puItlic bearing thereon and be Initiated by (1) the village
shall tllenatter make Ita de- council, or (2) the \'erified petition
clalon. TIle vUlare eouncU of not less than fifty per cent of
.....1 elUNr J'I"&Ilt or deny thou property owners within 500
... application, and It aha1I teet of the proposed change.
attMll to the rrant ot the ap- SECTION 11. ENFORCEMENT.
pUoaUon INch condttloaa aDd SUBDIVISION 1 The building
e
e
-
W. D. KENDRICK.
Mayor.
ATTEST:
ELSA I WILTSEY,
Clerk
(Puh. MR. August
2, 1956)
.'
ORDINANCE NO. 9
AN ORDINANCE ADOPTING
THE FEDERAL HOUSING
ADMINISTRATION MINIMUM
PROPERTY REQUIR8MENTS
FOR PROPERTIES OF ONE OR
TWO LIVING UNITS LOCATED
IN THE STATE OF
MINNESOTA; ADOPTING TIlE
MINIMUM REQUIREMENTS
FOR INDIVIDUAL WATER
SUPPLY AND SEWAGE
DISPOSAL SYSTEMS FOR
THE STATE OF MINNESOTA;
ADOPTING THE MINNESOTA
PLUMBING CODE; AND
ADOPTING MINNESOTA
WIRING STANDARDS.
The Village Council of the Vil-
lage of Shorewood Ordains:
SECTION 1. CODES ADOPT-
ED. The Federal Housing Admin-
istration Minimum Property Re-
quirements for Properties of One
or Two living Units Located in
the Stnte of Minnesota, F.H.A.
Form No. 2246, Revised April, 19-
52, and as Amended to Date, in-
cluding Minimum Requirements
for Individual Water Supply and
Sewage Disposal Systems for the
State of Minnesota, Revised May,
1952; The Minnesota Plumbing
Code of Minimum Standards and
Requirements as adopted by the
Minnesota State Board of Health.
July 20, 1937, and as Amended to
"Clate, and Minnesota Wiring Stan-
dards published in 1953 by the
State Board of Electricity, a l' e
hereby adopted and shall be in
full force and effect in the Vil-
lage of Shorewood in so far as
applicable to building construc-
tion; water supply and sewage
disposal systems; plumbing sys-
tems and electric wiring therein.
All such construction work done
hereafter in the village shall be
done in accordance with the pro-
visions thereof.
SECTION 2. COPIES OF CODE
TO BE FILED. Three copies of
e;lch of the above codes as afore-
said shall be filed by the clerk in
his office for inspection and use
of the public, and shall be marked
"Village of Shorewood - Official
Copy." This ordinance shall be-
come effective upon such filing
nnd upon publication hereof as
required by law.
SECTION 3. CHANGES. Where
the words "Chief Underwriter" or
the words "Federal Housing Ad-
ministration Office" are used in
the first two a b 0 v e mentioned
codes, they shall be construed as
referring to the village building
inspector, or such other person
as may be designated by the coun-
cil.
SECTION 4. BUILDING PER-
1\1:1TS. No person may erect any
structure of any kind or add to
the outside dimensions thereof,
nor re-locate any building already
constructed or which may here-
-
.
inafter be, or construct any water
supply and sewage disposal sys-
, tern, plumbing or electric wiring
within the limits of the Village
of Shorewood, Minnesota, and
without first making application
to and procuring from the village
building inspector or other per-
son designated by the village
council, with the approval by the
village council, a permit to do so
before such work is commenced.
The application for the permit
shall state the exact site to
be occupied, or used and pro b-
~'ble time when the work will
be completed, and shall be ac-
companied by such drawings
and specifications as are describ-
ed in the above codes as aforesaid.
Such applications shall show af-
firmatively that all work will com-
ply with every provision of the
above codes as aforesaid and shall
be approved by the village build-
Ing inspector or other person des-
Ignated by the village council as
showing such agreed compliance
before the permit may be granted.
Permits shall be made in dupli-
cate, with extra copies, when so
ordered by the village council, and
one copy shall be retained by the
village. Before any permit is is-
sued, the applicant shall pay the
building inspector or village clerk,
the proper fee therefor according
to the following schedule: Work
costing under $100.00, no fee;
work costing $100.00 to $1,000.00,
$2.00 fee; any work costing over
$1,000.00 shall be a $1.00 fee for
each $1,000 or fraction thereof.
Moving permits shall be issued as
provided by ordinance. Fees col-
leoted for permits shall be paid
to the village. Every such per-
mit so issued shall be in force for
one year after its issuance. Re-
newals of expired permits shall
not be issued without re-inspection
by the building inspector, or such
other person designated by the vil-
lage council, and payment of the
required fee therefor.
SECTION 5. SURVEY. Every
application for a permit for the
construction of any structure,
shall be accompanied by a plat
of survey prepared by a registered
land surveyor, showing the boun-
dary lines of the tract of land to
be improved and the proposed lo-
cation of the structures or im-
provements to be constructed
thereon. Every application for the
installation of a water supply or
sewage disposal system shall be
accompanied by a sketch showing
the proposed location of such sys-
tem relative to boundary lines, lo-
cation of existing structures and
location of existing wells in the
immediate vicinity, that may be
affected by such installation. In the
event that the minimum require-
ments for individual water supply
and sewage disposal systems can-
.-
not be met by any such proposed
installation being made to replace
or improve any existing water
mpply or sewage disposal system
and the issuance of a permit will
not materially adversely affect
others in the judgement of the
building inspector or other per-
son designated by the village coun-
cil, such requirements may be
waived and a permit issued, pro-
vided that the minimum require-
ments of the State law in the mak-
in.g of such installation are com-
plied with.
SECTION 6. BASEMENTS. No
basement shall hereafter be con-
structed, altered, or occupied for
rcsidential living purposes, unless
a special permit is obtained from
the village councl therefor.
SECTION 7. BUILDING IN-
SPECTOR. The Village Council
shall appoint a building inspector,
or some other person, who shall
be charged with the administration
of this ordinance.
SECTION 8. ENFORCEMENT
-PENALTY. It shall be the duty
of the village building inspector,
or other person designated by the
village council, to enforce the pro-
visions of this ordinance. All con-
struction work hereafter done,
shall be inspected and if not found
LO be in accordance with the said
codes, shall be corrected. If, af-
':er written notice to the person
doing such construction work re-
quiring correction thereof or
work done without a permit, such
person neglects or refuses to con-
form to such order, the village
council or duly appointed inspector
may order further construction
work to stop. Any person cover-
ing constnlction work without its
being duly inspected or refusing
to correct work when ordered to
do so, or any person who shall
proceed with the construction
work without a permit to so do,
when sue h permit is required
hereunder, shall be punished by a
fine of not to exceed $100.00 or
by imprisonment for not to ex-
ceed 90 days. Each day that a
violation is permitted to e xis t,
shall constitute a separate of-
fense.
SECTION 9. ZONING ORDI-
NANCE ENFORCEABLE. Any
Zoning Ordinances of the Village
of Shorewood shall not be affected
by the enforcement of this ordi-
nance, and one or two family liv-
ing units shall be located and con-
structed strictly as provided in
flaid zon.ing ordinance.
Passed by the Village Council
this 14th day of August, 1956.
W. D. KENDRICK, Mayor
ATTEST:
ELSA I. WILTSEY, Clerk
(Pub. M. R. August 23, 1956)
~~....-~~.......................~.......~
* LEGAL NOTICE
.
ORDlNANC.I<J NO. 10
AN ORDINANCE REGULATING
THE MAINTENANCE AND
OPERATION OF TRAILER
COACH PARKS AND THE
PARKING OF AUTOMOBILE
TRAILER COACHES IN THE
VILLAGE OF SHOREWooD
The Council of the Village of
Shorewood ordains:
SECTION 1. For t:1e purpose
01' this ordinance, the following
terms shall be construed to have
the meaning herein given:
(a) The W 0 r d s "trailci'
coach" shall milan any motor
vehicle, trailer, or semi-t.rail-
er, as defined by Minn.esota
Statutes Annotated, Sec. 327.-
14, which is designated or can
be used for living or sleeping
purposes.
(b) The term "trailer coach
park" shall mean an approv-
ed area, lot or parcel of land,
designed, reserved and main-
tained for the parking of
trailer coaches and the resi-
dence therein of trailer coach
occupants, as defined by Min-
nesota Statutes Annotated
Se(~. 327.14. '
SECTION 2. No person, firm or
corporation shall maintain and
operate a trailer coach park with-/
in the Village of Shorewood with-
out first obtaining from the Vil-
lage Council a special use permit
to do so.
SECTION 3. No trailer coach
park shall be operated 01' main.
tained within any portion of the
"residential district" of the Vil-
lage as defin.ed by the Village of
Shorewood Zoning Ordinance.
SECTION 4. The health and
sanitary conditions of such trailer
coach park shall, at all times,
comply with the rules and regu-
lations of the Department of
Health of the State of Minnesota
and the local ordinances.
SECTION 5. No trailer coach
may be parked 'A-ithin the Village
of Shorewood except in it licensed
trailer coach park for a period of
more than ninety (90) days.
(a.) The trailer coach must
be parked on land owned by
the trailer coach occupant,
where it is not parked in a
licensed trailer coach park as
provided by M.S.A., Sec.
327.28.
(b) When the trailer coach
occupant is in the process of
erecting a permanent resi-
dence, to be occupied by him,
he may, by authorization of
the Village Council, secure a
permit lasting until such time
as the permanent residence is
ready for his occupancy.
(c) Only one ninety (90)
day permit to maintain a
.
.
trailer coach in any lOcation, every other section, provision or
other than a licensed trailer part hereof shall be declared in-
coac~ p.a~k shall ~e issued to I valid, It shall not affect any other
any mdlvldual durmg a calen- ! section, provision or part.
dar year. I SECTION 12. Ordinance No. 17
SEC'fION 6. No occupied trailer I of the Town of Excelsior, adopted
coach shall be parked anywhere! March 4, 1955, is hereby repealed.
within the Village of Shorewood SECTION 13. This ordinance
for a period of more than twenty- shall take effect from and after
four (2.1) hours without first reg- its passage and publication.
istering with the village clerk, Passed by the council this 24th
giving names, ages, a.ddresses and day of July, 1956.
occupation of each occupan.t of \V. D. KENDRICK,
such trailer coach and the pro- Mayor
posed length of stay of such ATTEST:
trailer. At the time of making ELSA I. \VILTSEY,
such application, the applicant Clerk
shall pay a fee of $1.50 as pro- (Published M.R. August 9, 1956)
vided by M.S.A. 327.28.
(a) It shrill be the duty of the
Building Inspector to inspect
each trailer coach within
twenty-four hours after noti-
fication by the clerk's office
that application has been
made by occupant. The pur-
pose of the in.spection shall
be to determine whether in-
formation furnished on the
application for permit shall
be true.
(b) The Building Inspector
shall make, or cause to be
made, an inspection of the
trailer coach and surrounding
premises to ascertain that all
local and state fire laws are
complied with before a per-
mit shall be issued.
SECTION 7. No occupied trail-
er coach shall be parked any-
where within the Village of
Shorewood for a period of more
than twenty-four (24) hours un-
less there is available during
hventy-four (24) hours of each
clay to the occupants of such trail-
er coach running water, and toilet
facilities on the property upon
which such trailer coach is parked.
SECTION 8. It shall be unlaw-
ful to permit waste water from
sings, showers, or other fixtures
in trailer coaches to be deposited
on any street, alley, tourist camp,
on any lot within the corporate
limits of said village.
SECTION 9. No person OCCUDY-
lng any trailer coach anywhere'" in
the Village of Shore wood shall 1'e-
move its running gear, wheels or
other equipment designed for
transportation of' such trailer.
coach and then continue to occu- I
py such trailer coach. I
SECTION 10. Any person who I
sha~l violate any pro:rlsion of thiS'
ordmance shall be gUilty of a mis-
demeilnor and upon conviction
thereof shall be pun.ished by a
fine of not to exceed One Hundred
Dollars ($100.00) or by imprison-
ment not to exceeed ninety (90)
days.
SECTION 11. Every section,
prOvision or part of this ordin-
ance is declared separable from I
''''V~TT~TT~TTV,"'"'I
e
* LEGAL NOTICE
ORDINANCE NO. 11
AN ORDINANCE
REGULATING THE
SUBDIVISION OF LAND IN
THE VILLAGE OF
SHOREWOOD, MINNESOTA
The Village Council of the
Village of Shorewood ordains:
SECTION 1. No platted land,
unplatted land, lot, tract or area
within the limits of the Village
of Shorewood shall hereafter be
platted, subdivided, or replatted
unless the area of each lot or
tract in the proposed plat or
subdivision shall be no less than
40,000 square feet unless such
requirement is waived by a
unanimous vote of the Village
Council, and any such plat shall
be approved by the Village
Council before the same shall
be filed with the Register of
Deeds.
SECTION 2. Any deed or in-
strument of conveyance of any
lot, tract, or parcel of land in
the Village of Shorewood to be
used for residential purposes
which describes a lot, tract, or
parcel of land of less than 40,000
square feet shall be void unless
such lot, tract, or parcel is a
separate parcel of land of rec-
ord at the time of adoption of
this ordinance or unless the
agreement to convey such par-
cel has been entered into prior
to the adoption of this ordi-
nance and the instrument of
conveyance is recorded or reg-
istered within six months from
said date.
SECTION 3. Nothing in this
ordinance shall prohibit the sub-
division, replatting or convey-
ance by metes and bounds de-
scription of any parcel of land
of less than 40,000 square feet
if such parcel is added to, and
combined with, and becomes a
part of an adjacent lot or area
used for residential purposes so
as to increase the size of such
adjacent tract or parcel of land,
provided that the remaining por-
tion of such tract being so divid-
ed shall not be less than 40,000
square feet in area, unless such
remaining tract is also added
to and combined with and be-
comes a part of some other ad-
joining tract.
SECTION.4. Each lot, tract
or parcel of land in any tract
being hereafter platted, subdi-
vided or replatted shall have
a frontage of not less than 100
feet, unless such requirement
is waived by unanimous vote of
the Village Council, provided
that in no event shall there be
a frontage of less than 80 feet,
and no such lot, tract or par-
cel shall have a depth of less
e
e
than 120 feet, unless such re
quirement is waived by a
unanimous vote of the Village
Council.
SECTION 5. This ordinance
shall apply only to land in areas
zoned for residential uses by
any zoning ordinance of the Vil-
lage of Shorewood.
SECTION 6. The village clerk
is hereby instructed to file a
certified copy of this ordinanc(>
in the Office of the Register of
Deeds of Hennepin County, Min-
nesota, as notice of the pro-
visions hereof.
SECTION 7. Any owner or
agent of the owner of land who
conveys a lot or parcel in viola-
tion of the foregoing provisions
of this ordinance, shall forfeit
and pay to the Village of Shore-
wood a penalty of not less than
$100.00 for each lot or parcel
so conveyed, and the Village of
Shorewood may enjoin such con-
veyance by injuction or may
recover such penalty by a civil
action in any court of compe-
tent jurisdiction. Any person
violating this ordinance shall be
guilty of a misdemeanor and
upon conviction thereof shall be
punished by a fine of not to ex-
ceed 90 days for each offense,
and any platting, replatting or
subdividing, or conveyancing of
land not in accordance here-
with may be enjoined.
SECTION 8. Ordinance No.
11 of the Town of Excelsior, ap-
proved April 9, 1954, is hereby
repealed.
SECTION 9. This ordinance
shall take effect and be in force
from and after its passage and
publication.
Passed by the Village Council
this 25th day of July, 1956.
W. D. KENDRICK,
Mayor
ATTEST:
ELSA 1. WILTSEY,
Clerk
(Published M.R. August 9, 1956)
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ORDINANCE NO. 12
AN ORDINANCE
ESTABLISHING HARBOR
LIMITS AND PROHIBITING
NUISANCIlS THEREIN
The Village CouncU of the Vil-
lrge of Shorewood Ordalnl:
SECTION 1. HARBOR LlMITS.
Thc geographical and jurilld1ctlon-
nl Umits of the vlllage in; on and
over navigable waters in or ad-
jacent to the village shall extend
to the harbor limits of any ad.
joining municipality or other gov-
ernmental u1l1t.
SECTION 2. PRIMARY HAR-
BOR LIKIT. The area within 300
feet of the water line on the shore
of any lake or other body of water
In or adjacent to the vlllagC' shall
be known as the "Pl'imary Harbor
Limit."
SECTION 3. SECONDARY
HARBOR LIMIT. The area ex-
tendihg from 300 feet of the water
line on the shore of any lake or
other body of water in or adjacent
to the vilJage and to the harbor
limits of an adjoining municipali-
ty or other governmental u nit
shall be known as the "Secondary
Harbor Limit."
SECTION 4. JURISDICTIONAL
LIMIT. The harbor limits of this
viUage shall be deecned not to ex-
trnd beyond a point half way be-
tween the shores of the body of
water over which this vlllage has
jurisdiction and the shores of the
body of water located in another
vll1age or governmental unit.
SECTION 5. NUISANCES
PROHIBITED. No person ahall
conlmit or maintain a public nui.-
anee in or upon the waters of ~
lake or other body of water with-
in the jurisdiction of this Village;
nor, shall any person let, permit,
or enable any other person to use
any boat, dock, craft or structure.
or portion thereof, knowing that
it i. Intended to be used for com-
mitting or maintaining a public
nuisance. No person shall wilfully
prevent, hinder, oppose or obstruct
1\ pUblic official In the perform-
nnce of his duty In carrying out
the provisions of this ordinance, or
In removing or abating a public
nuisance.
SECTION 6. NUISANCES DE-
FINED. A public nuisance is a
crime. puniShable as a misdemean-
or, and consists in unlawfully do-
ing an act of omitting to perform
ll. duty, which act or omission
shall:
SubSC'cUon 1. injure or endan-
ger the safety, health, or comfort
of the public; or,
Subsection 2. offend public de-
cency; or,
Subsection 3. unJawfully inter-
fere with, obstruct, or tend to ob-
stroct or render dangerous for use
or passage, a body of water with-
in the harbor limits of the vlllsge.
SECTION 7. SPECIFIC PUB-
-
-
LIe NUISANCES DEFINED. The
tenn "Public Nuiaance" shall be
r:ecmed to include the following:
Subsection 1. Anything declared
to be a public nUUlanee by an or-
dinance of this village.
Subsection 2. The deposltlng of
refuee, waste or other deleterious.
poi!onous or Injurious substance.
within the harbol' Umitl of the
vilJage.
Subsection 3. The depositing of
sewege within the primary barbor
limits of the village.
Subsection 4. The erection or
maintenance of any dock or struc-
ture which interferes wit h, ob-
structs, or tends to obetruct or
render dangerous for use the wat-
ers within the primary harbor
limits of the village.
Subsection 5. The failure to op-
erate a boat or vessel in accord-
~nce with the provisions of Min-
nesota Statutes Annotated 381.01
to 361.21, inclusive. and Minneso-
ta Statutes Annotated 381.41 to
361.50, inclusive, which statutes
are hereby adopted and incorpo-
rated herein. and made a part
hereof, as fully as if eet forth com-
pletely.
Subsection 6. Water akling or
surf boarding within 50 feet of
an occupied craft within the har-
bor limits: and any carel... or
reckless act on water skis or tl
BUrf board within the primary har-
bor Umlts.
Subsection 7. The overtaking
and/or passing of any craft in
a channel or narrow passage by
the operator of any motor boat,
speed boat, or of an,y vessel under
power. no as to endanger other
craft: and all craft shall proceed
through all channels and narrow
passages of water at safe speeds.
otherwise the operator thereof
!!hall be deemed to have committed
a public nUisanCe.
Subsection 8. The failun to
equip and maintain lights. and to
have such light... Jlghted when the
boat or vessel is operating within
the harbor limits of the village
at night.
Subsection 9. Obstructing or in-
terfering with passage of a boat
or vessel through a channel or
nnrrow water passageway.
Subsection 10. Operating a boat
or vessel in a careles8 or reckles~
manner in or abotlt a public swim-
ming beach.
Subsection 11. Swimming In a
channel, or jumping or diving
from a channel bridge.
SECTION 8. PENALTY. Any
person Violating any of the pro-
visions of this ordinance shall be
guilty of a misdemeanor and shaJl
be punishl'd by a fine of not to
l'xceed one hundred dol I a r s
($I00.00l, or by imprisonment for
a period not to excced ninety (90l
days.
SECTION 9. EFFECTIVE
DATE. This ordinance Iba11 take
effect and be in tuB fo~ from
and alter its pauqe and publica-
tion.
Paued by the councU this 14th
day of AUJ'WIt, 1961.
W. D. KJDNDRlCK, Mayor
ATTJDST:
ELSA I. WILTSEY, Clerk
(Pub. K. R. August 23, 18&6)