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. ity of St. Joseph
25 College Avenue NW
P.O. Box 668,
St. Joseph, MN 56374
(320) 363-7201 St. Joseph Planning Commission
Fax: 363-0342 February 3, 2003
7 :00 PM
CLERK!
ADMINISTRATOR
Judy Weyrens
1. 7 :00 PM Call to Order
MAYOR
Larry J. Hosch 2. Approve Agenda
COUNCILORS 3. Approve Minutes - December 2002, January 2003
Bob Loso
Cory Ehlert 4. 7:05 PM - Northland Plat Seven, Ted Schmidt
Kyle Schneider
. Final Plat
Alan Rassier
5. 7 :20 PM - Indian Hills Common, Site Plan Approval
. Construct a 10,000 square foot o[ficebuilding
(Lot 2, Block 2 Indian Hills Park Plat)
6. 7:40 PM - Update and review the Subdivision Ordinance for possible amendment
.
7. Other Matters
a. Update, Madison Park PURD
b. Development Update
c. Establish Meeting date for continued review of the Subdivision Ordinance
8. Adjourn
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· Pursuant to due call and notice thereof, the City Council for the City of St. Joseph met in special session
on Thursday January 29, 2003 at 6:00 PM in the St. Joseph City Hall.
Members Present: Mayor Larry Hosch. Councilors AI Rassier, Ross Rieke, Dale Wick. Administrator
Judy Weyrens .
Planninq Commission Members Present: Chair Gary Utsch. Commissioners S. Kathleen Kalinowski,
Marge Lesnick, Jim Graeve, Mike Deutz, Kurt Schneider. Council Liaison AI Rassier.
Mayor Hosch stated the purpose of the meeting was to review proposed changes to Zoning Ordinance
52. Mayor Hosch turned the floor over to planning consultants Cynthia Smith-Strack and Joanne Foust.
Foust stated that the Planning Commission has been in the process of reviewing the Zoning Ordinances
since September 2002. The following is a summary of proposed changes:
Definitions - a number of new definitions have been added to clarify sections within the ordinance. These
include but are not limited to; billboard, church, conditional use, daycare-home, duplex, dwelling, attached
dwelling, detached dwelling, easement, floodplain, floodway, floor area ratio, hydric soils, hydrophytic vegetation,
impervious surface, intensive vegetation clearing, kennel, land disturbing activities, manufacturing - heavy and
light, manufactured home park, modular home park, modular home, non- building, ordinary high water level,
parking lot, planned unit development, principal use, property owner, public waters, recreational vehicle,
screening, semi-public use, shore impact zone, shoreland, street frontage, use-accessory, use-incompatible, use-
special, vacation, waterbody, watercourse, watershed and zoning district.
Board of Appeals - By statute the City is required to establish a Board of Appeals. This section now clarifies that
the Planning Commission acts as the Board of Appeals.
Variance - Clarifications have been suggested to note a variance may not be granted for land "use", per state
· statutes as well as notes the variance requested must be the minimum needed to proceed and granting the
variance will not be detrimental to the ordinance or other properties. Requirements for a majority of the Planning
Commission to approve is also noted vs 2/3 vote.
Interim Use Permits - This is a new sectiòn which is consistent with state statutes which allows the city to issue
an "Interim Use Permit" rather than a conditional use permit. Difference between the two are as follows:
>- Interim Use Permits are for a limited period of time to be specified by the pc and CC while Condition
Use Permits transfer with land ownership.
>- Interim Use Permits allow for a use that is presently acceptable but may not be acceptable in the
future.
Amendments to the Ordinance Including Rezoning - IF the request to rezone property is consistent with the
comprehensive plan, a public hearing is still held, however the applicant on longer needs 50% or greater of the
adjacent property owners signatures to proceed with the request.
Non-conforming uses (Section 52.12) - This section has been added to allow construction on single lots of
record which were platted prior to the ordinance taking affect. It notes, however, that if two or more adjacent lots
are under the same ownership, they must be combined rather than allowing construction on two non-conforming
lots (e.g. Below minimum lot size and/or width).
Planned Unit Development - This section has been expanded from the previous Planned Unite Residential
Development (PURD) to PUD to allow planned unit developments for commercial and industrial developments.
PURDs continue to require a minimum 20 acres for development. PUDs for commercial/industrial uses do not
have a minimum size.
General Requirements/Parking Provisions - The current Ordinance does not include regulations for curb cuts.
Proposed language required curb cuts to be a minimum of 40' from the intersection of two street of residential
district and 60' from street intersections in commerciallindustrial areas. Curb cuts would also be required to be 5'
from property lines. Residential properties would be limited to one curb cut no more than 24' in width.
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· Parking Lot Standards - Additional parking lot standards have been included such as the limitation of signage.
Requirement for screening of parking lots from residential areas. Definition of parking space and driving lane
standards in parking lots, requirements for drainage and surfacing, striping, circulation, maintenance and lighting.
A parking lot is defined as 3 or more spaces. ~
Special and Temporary Signs - This section specifies regulations for special and temporary signs including the
size (max. 64 sp. Ft.), duration of time they may be located on site (30 or 40 days), illumination, wiring and
anchors. This section also addresses subdivision development signs, real estate signs, campaign signs and
advertising signs or billboards.
Accessory Buildings - Square footage of accessory buildings is proposed to be limited to 1,350 sq. feet or 10%
of the lot area in R-1 and R-2 Districts. Similar exterior building material is proposed for the accessory and
principal structures, as well as similar roof pitch and a maximum sidewall height of 10'.
Fencing, Screening, Landscaping and Storage - It is suggested the City incorporate language from Ordinance
57 into the zoning ordinance relating to fence requirements. References to decorative masonry landscape walls
are also included. A notation that landscaping in city easements is not encourages and may be removed at the
applicants' expense for utility work is also included. A requirement to construct a fence with the finished side
abutting neighboring property is also included. Ordinance 57 would be repealed upon adoption of the revised
Zoning Ordinance.
General Building and Lot Restrictions - Three significant amendments are proposed to this section; (1) No
galvanized or unfinished steel or unfinished aluminum building exteriors would be permitted, except in the
Agricultural District, (2) A requirement that buildings in all Zoning Districts maintain a high standard of architectural
and aesthetic compatibility with surrounding properties; and (3) Dwellings in the R-1, R-2 and R-3 Districts would
be required to have a minimum roof pitch of 4:12 with each roof shingled or feature an approved material. Each
dwelling would be required to be 22' wide and be placed on a permanent wood or concrete foundation.
Independent Sewage Treatment System Provisions - This is a new section which is proposed. It requires
· properties to connect to the municipal systems when it becomes available, references Minnesota Rules relating to
independent sewage treatment systems (ISTS) and requires properties with ISTPs to provide evidence of
compliance prior to issuance of a building permit to expand the building.
Dwelling Unit Restrictions - This section has been expanded to clarify that garages, tents or accessory
buildings may not be utilized as an independent dwelling unit. It also requires that dwelling have direct access to
a public street.
Outdoor Storage and Refuse - Outdoor storage regulations including items exempted form the section (e.g.
clothes lines, lawn furniture, ect.), permitted location of outdoor storage, and restrictions against the storage of
refuse and waste materials are noted within this section.
Moving of Buildings - This section specifies requirements for the moving of buildings in or not of the community
as well as within the city. It defines legal dimensions and weight which require a permit and the application
process.
Adult Entertainment Establishment Zone - This section has been expanded to address the sale or dispensing
of intoxicating liquors and prohibits the employments by or entrance of the facility by individuals under 18 years of
age.
Home Occupations - A new section has been has developed to specify permitted and special home
occupations. This section notates that requirements to operate a home occupation business including number of
employees on the premises, signage, parking and percent of the square footage of the home that may be used for
business purposes.
Agricultural District - Kennels - Additional requirements for kennels located in agricultural districts have been
included such as screening form residential uses, setbacks from property lines and enclosure of pens or corrals.
Residential Rental Requirements - Additional requirements including the need for adequate off-street parking,
sufficient ceiling height, ventilation and fire escapes are referenced in this section.
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. Residential (R-1) Performance Standards - These requirements are proposed to be updated to require a
greater setback for accessory buildings which are adjacent-to a public right-of-way, limit the height of buildings to
2 y" stories or 35' and allow site coverage of 30% of the lot areas.
Sign Regulations - Regulations for signs have been included as a subdivision within each zoning district, with
applicable requirements and performance standards noted.
Yard Cover - The proposed ordinance would require owners to provide a lawn or cover vegetation within three
months of receipt of a certificate of occupancy. This section also prohibits grass form exceeding 6" in height.
Accessory Uses in Multiple-Family Residential Districts':" This section includes additional requirements for
the height and size of accessory buildings including garages and storage buildings in multiple-family districts.
Multiple-Family Residential District Requirements - Other proposed amendments to the multiple-family
residential district includes building height restrictions of 40' and the requirement to submit development plan for
new multi-family developments.
Manufactured Home Parks - State statues require cities to provide areas for manufactured home parks. This
section includes regulations for new manufactured home parks including required application materials,
performance standards (land size, street design, open space, parking, landscaping, utilities, record keeping and
specific lot requirements for manufactured homes).
Central Business District (B-1) - Proposed changes to this section include (1) expansion of the types of
businesses permitted in this district, (2) inclusion of site coverage requirements of 90%, (3) incorporation of sign
regulations within this section, and (4) specification of development plan contents.
Highway Business District (B-2) - Proposed changes to this section include (1) modification of permitted and
special uses within the highway commercial district, (2) specification of requirement and conditions for the
issuance of special use permits, (3) the inclusion of a minimum lot size of 1 0,000 square feet and lot width of 1 00
. feet, unless platted prior to 1950, (4) maximum site coverage of 60%, (5) footing and building exterior
requirements for new facilities, and (6) incorporation of applicable sign regulations within this section.
General Business District (B-3) - This is a proposed new zoning district for concentrated general business and
commercial activities. This section includes a list of permitted and special uses, accessory use standards,
performance standards including let sizes, setback, height requirements and site coverage and other general
requirements. This section also specifies development plan contents and sign regulations.
Light Industrial District (L 1) - This section has been amended to (1) expand the list of permitted used to include
additional types of manufacturing businesses, (2) include minimum lost size requirements of one acre and
minimum lot width of 100 feet, (3) increase side yard setbacks form 10 feet to 25 feet, (4) include other regulations
such as parking lots, loading docks, building exterior and footing requirements, screening regulations, lighting,
landscaping and sign regulations, (5) Development Plan requirements are also specified.
Educational - Ecclesiastical District (EE) - This section has been amended to (1) include grade schools, high
schools and vocational schools as permitted uses within this district, (2) identify permitted accessory structures,
(3) include performance standards relating to building height, setbacks, site coverage, screening, lighting,
landscaping and parking and (4) identify Development Plan requirements.
Public District - This is a proposed new zoning classification for public facilities. This section includes
performance standards such as setbacks, height requirements, site coverage, parking lots and signs.
Surface Water Managements - This is a proposed new section which is intended to protect wetlands, woodlands
and natural habitat areas. This section includes information relating to its applicability, surface water management
approval procedures, surface water management standards, plan requirements, plan review procedure, site
dewatering requirements, waste and material disposal, tracking, drain inlet protection and site erosion control.
This section also identifies design standards for detention facilities and watershed and groundwater management
plans.
Land Preservation and Woodland Protection - This is a proposed new section, which limits development on
. slopes greater than 12%, includes standards for soil erosion and sediment control and encourages preservation of
existing trees.
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. Shoreland Overlay District - This is a proposed new section which is designed to protect and enhance the
quality of surface waters by promoting the wiSé utilization of public waters, watercourses and related land
resources. This section specifies the (1) applicability, (2) shoreland classification system, (3) permitted sues, (4)
special use, (5) accessory uses, (6) lot area requirements, (7) setback requirements, (8) height requirements, (9)
surface coverage requirements, (10) special requirements for commercial uses, (11) other general requirements,
(12) the notification procedures to the DNR, (13) Planned Unit Developments within the Shoreland Overlay District
and (14) conversions to Planned Unit Developments.
The following is a summary of questions/comments discussed during review of the proposed amendments
to Zoning Ordinance No. 52.
Question/Comment Answer/Response
Schneider questioned if the park dedication fee Foust stated the park dedication requirements are
should be higher for PURD developments as the included in the Subdivision Ordinance not the
density is typically higher than a standard housing zoning ordinance. The Commission will be
development. reviewing the Subdivision Ordinance within the
upcoming months.
Deutz questioned if the revised Ordinance will Foust clarified that the new Ordinance will require
require all residents/property owners to connect to all property owners to connect to municipal
water and sewer once it becomes available. services as soon as they are available. Residents
will be allowed to maintain well systems for
irrigation only. Weyrens clarified that the Sewer
. Ordinance allows a property owner a period of five
years to connect to sewer services if the property
owner can certify that the septic system is new.
Hosch questioned the proposed landscaping The Commission clarified that when the changes
provision requiring landscaping to be completed were recommended it was intended to allow
within 3 months of the issuance of a certificate of additional time for CO's issued after November.
occupancy (CO). Hosch stated that if a property The Ordinance will be amended to allow property
owner received a CO in October it would be owners receiving a Certificate of Occupancy
impossible to have landscaping established within between November 1 and May 15 until August 1 to
3 months. have established vegetation.
Hosch questioned the proposed revision to PURD Smith~Strack stated the intent of the revised PURD
standards whereby it states that a PURD can be Ordinance is to allow for a Commercial PURD as
developed with only.gingle family housing. Hosch well as housing. The intent of a residential PURD
stated that if a PURD can be developed without a will remain to provide a mix of housing.
mix of housing all developers will request to
develop as a PURD making the R1 regulations
obsolete.
Hosch requested the City consider allowing owner Smith-Strack and Foust recommended the Council
occupied rental units in R1 districts without and Planning Commission consider removing the
completing the Special Use process. Hosch stated owner occupied rental provision from the Zoning
it is his opinion that regulating if a property owner Ordinance and include the provision in the rental
can rent a portion of their house is over regulation. housing Ordinance. Foust stated that most cities
. do not include rental licensing in the Zoning
Ordinance.
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. Utsch stated that the Planning Commission is
recommending the Ordinance be amended to
require an interim use permit for owner occupied
rental units so that they can be limited to the
property owner making application for the interim
use. Once a Special Use Permit is issued it
remains with the property and is transferable.
If the Ordinance is amended to allow owner
occupied rental units in a R1 zoning district, they
become permanent rental licenses. Utsch stated
that if the Council is willing to enforce the
Ordinances and hold the property owners
accountable resulting from a rental license he many
reconsider the Special Use provision.
It was agreed to by consensus that an owner
occupied rental unit would be permitted in a R1
Zoning district by issuing an interim use permit.
Further, the City Attorney and Planning Consultants
will review alterative language to allow rental units
in a R1 area provided that the dwelling unit does
not create a separate unit divided by walls.
. Hosch requested the Council and Planning Deutz stated if a multifamily unit is constructed
Commission consider requiring a 500 foot buffer if screening is required that the screening can serve
a multi family unit is constructed over 2 ~ stores as a buffer.
that abuts a residential zoning district. Hosch
stated that the City needs to protect the residential Utsch stated that requiring a 500 foot buffer would
neighborhoods and would encourage the inclusion not be practicable in a PURD development and
of a buffer. does not see the need to create a large buffer
zone. Hosch responded that he only used 500 feet
as an example and would consider a smaller buffer
but feels strongly that a buffer is needed.
Rieke stated that he does not believe that
constructing multifamily units creates a situation
where the City must protect something.
Those present agreed to revise the current setback
requirements in a R3 Zoning district to require a 50
foot front and rear yard setback if a multifamily
structure abuts a residential district.
Hosch questioned if the Planning Commission The proposed amendment will be revised to retain
intended to relieve the exterior requirements of the the current percentage of exterior requirements.
82 Zoning District. The current Ordinance includes
a provision that 50% of the exterior must meet
specified standards, while the proposed
amendment reduces the exterior requirement to
25%.
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. Schneider questioned if the Ordinance regulating Smith-Strack stated this matter will be included in
Manufactured Home Parks should be amended to the subdivision ordinance. .
include a park dedication fee.
Graeve questioned if the Ordinance could be Smith-Strack stated that most Cities require both a
amended to require walkways and trails in all park dedication fee and walking paths in all new
developments in addition to the park dedication fee. developments.
Weyrens stated that Joe Pfannenstein requested City Attorney Sue Dege stated that State Law does
clarification if it was the intent of the City to prohibit not allow amortization of advertising signs and she
billboards and amortize non conforming signs as will make the necessary corrections to the current
stated in the current ordinance. Ordinance.
Utsch stated that the Planning Commission is
recommending the Ordinance be amended to
prohibit billboards within the City limits.
Rieke expressed opposition to such and requested
the Council and Planning Commission reconsider
the prohibition.
Schneider questioned the inconsistency of the Faust stated that was an oversight and both
requirements of regulating gasoline service stations sections will include the same language.
between the B3 General Business District and the
. L 1 Light Industrial Zoning District.
Smith-Strack stated that Mark Lambert could not attend the meeting but has several concerns with the
proposed zoning amendments. The Council and Planning Commission agreed to review the concerns of
Lambert. They are as follows:
Ordinance Request Response
52.14 Subd. 5(g) All parking lots shall Requested this provision be Action: Request denied
be screened and landscaped from revised to pertain to R1 or
abutting residential uses or districts by R2 Zoning Districts only.
a wall, fence or densely-planted
compact hedge or tree cover not less Consider revising the
than four (4) feet nor more than (8) provision to only require
feet in height. screening around the
perimeter of the property.
Manufactured Home District (MHD Request: Exclude or exempt Action: Request accepted, the
Ordinance not numbered, new existing Manufactured Home amendment will be modified
Ordinance). Abolish RM Zoning Parks. before the public hearing. .
District and require design standards
for all new Manufacture Home Parks.
Manufactured Home District- Request: Include a listing of Action: Request accepted and
Provision 13: Detailed description of what will be required for language will be added referring
. maintenance procedures and grounds maintenance to the nuisance Ordinances such
supervision. as weeds, snow removal and
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. junk car. A disclaimer will be
added: Such as but not limited
to.
Performance Standards for MHD: Request: Revise to allow for Action: Internal Roads will be a
Provision 5 (i): All internal streets shall 24 foot roads with no minimum of 24 feet with no
be a minimum of 30 feet in width from parking or 36 foot roàds with parking allowed on internal
face-of-curb to face-of-curb. parking. streets.
Provision 5(iv): Dead-end streets shall Request: Revise to allow Action: Provision will remain as is
be prohibited cul-de-sacs but with a site plan a cul-de-sac
may be acceptable.
Provision 8: Patio Required. Each Request: Revise to reduce Action: Provision will be revised
manufactured home lot shall have a patio requirements to 9 x 15. to require a patio with a minimum
four-inch concrete patio with minimum of 150 square feet with no one
dimensions of 9 feet by 20 feet. side being less than 9 feet.
Provision 9: Requiring a common Request: Clarification if a Action: Sidewalk will only be
walkway. sidewalk will be required on required on one side of the
both sides of the road. roadway.
Provision 15: A properly landscaped Request: Allow relief if Action: Provision to remain as
area shall be adequately maintained topographical features drafted with no change.
around all public area, adjacent to all provide screening.
roadways and on each manufacture
. home lót.
Ordinance 52.19 Subd 11: Requires Request: Remove the word Action: Draft will be amended to
the development be compatible with complementary. remove the word complementary.
and complementary to adjacent land
uses.
Ordinance 52.22 Subd. 6 (e): Rear Request: Revise to exclude Action: Provision to remain as
yard setback shall be ten (10) feet R3 from the 35 foot setback drafted not excluding R3 from
from the lot line, 35 feet if abutting a requirement. said requirement.
residential district.
Adjourn: Deutz made a motion to adjourn at 8:30 PM; seconded by Lesnick and passed
unanimously by those present.
Judy Weyrens
Administrator
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architecture . engineering . environmental . transportation
. January 30,2003 RE: St.Joseph,~innesota
2003 Northland Plat 7
SEH No. A-STJOE 0308 14
S1. Joseph Planning Commission
c/o ~rs. Judy Weyrens
Clerk! Administrator
City of S1. Joseph
25 College Avenue North
P.O. Box 668
S1. Joseph, ~N 56374-0668
Dear Planning Commission ~embers:
I reviewed the Final Plat for Northland Plat Seven and have the following comments:
1. Combine Jade Lane/Juniper Lane into one street name instead of changing at Northland Drive
(see attachment). The Township already has streets named Jade and Juniper; therefore, we will
probably need to choose a different name. According to the address map guide, this street
should begin with an "I" (see attached addressing map).
. 2. In order to serve the proposed lots in this plat with sanitary sewer, we will have to extend the
sanitary sewer mainline up Northland Drive from Iris Lane to Juniper Lane and then west along
Juniper Lane to the said lots. We will either need to obtain a utility easement or plat the street
limits in this area.
In general, the plat appears to be in order with the Preliminary Plat approved last year. I recommend
approval of this plat contingent on the comments listed above. This concludes my remarks. Please
call if you have any questions.
Sincerely,
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Amy B. Scfrl;'ffer, P.E.
Project Engineer
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Gregg Stroeing, BWK (w/enclosures)
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.Square Series ~»
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The Square Series is avai lanle
with 1 Q different optical C~~aoilor, sIMer and othér el2ctllr:a1
systems, to satisfy almost components are srrateoically lOCated and
any lighting jOb. These high h~t ~unk to ih~ hou~ing 10 incrOO5e life
performance fixtu res have
computer-designed optics Intemal ribbing Wuctllr~ to pr~v2nt
that provide precise light any wali çli~lor1ion or saggi~g
distribution as well as glare / 4kv rated porÇ(lI~in la,)) ) socket
control.
FlOOdlight OptIcal Systems
This product group is PeliaGuard" finish, featurll\O E'GOat
characterized by their ability epoxy primer and bron~& acr.ylic
to be tilted above horizontal powder topcoat
to place the main beam in 12' Square ~ 5' c\eep (305 A 127 nlni)
16' SquarB x 6.5" deep (406 x H5S mm) Aluminum IIle cast hou5il'1{
the optimum position for the 22' Square x [\.25' d&ß ) (5S9 x 235 mrTI)
project. This group includes:
Standard, Cutoff, Parabolic
Medium and Narrow and
Narrow Beam Cutoff. Several
mountings are offered for
special projects thai require
the fixture's aiming angle
to be adíusted. ReIer to the
mountings on pa.ge 71 and : .~·t
the mounting brackets shown
en paQes 108 and 109.
Area Lígh! Optical Systems
These lights are typically used
at a fixed position, parallel
to the ground. Their optical
s)iStems are designed to place
the main beam in the correct Precise reflecl~r $yslsms using vari~~s hiQ",
position without any tilt angle. efficiency pj1 ·finisllell reflector sheets far
This group includes: Vertical optimiled lighfing results
Forward Throw, Parkingl
Roadway, Area Cutoff and Constant watt¡¡¡e high power !ilClor b311Mt
Quadrate Vertical and assombly is hem sunt< 10 !M aluminum
Horizontal. Several mountings hous,ng ior increa~e~ If.
are offered-see page 71 for 6all1.~t compartm~nt cover r=5Ir¡cl~ ~cccs~
mcuntings ane) pages 108 and ~urin9 ,ul",l1ping providina addd ~'fcty
109 lor mounling brackets. \ P~t~ntcd internal hinQe aS5efnÞly
AJuminunì cie ca~i door ;ra;O~
T(! Ylp~rca (IIP-SI lens 10f
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ell Sluc.1 elid ahmlintJl11 POll.,. .v~it~blÒ (De{t~¡¡(mrdfini~h to folaten 1i~11Ife')
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Ruud® Steel and Aluminum Square Poles PSI fA Serìes
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v;ì!'!d Y¢!ç-c:iy ana allow tor a 1.3 gust I
ractL~. 1Q'
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fix!ur~, ¡,kinQ ¡,w m"~1œ:8!iùn trlÔ Consu!llac/ory for pole Ireight
wind con:!iüD.iS:;J the ¡Oir.i!e.
(based on snJp·lo Zip oo~e). 10' 15' 19' 25' 3D' :35' 40'
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Square Poles )
.UUd Lighting of1ers a Fole cap incluoeO l!Jitl1311 P.uudSq~õf~
complete line of steel and FOies exceptTenon MOUm
aluminum poles that provide
outstanding strength and
reliability. These non-tapered
poles are available in 3', 4',5'
or 6' square (76, '02, 127 or
152 mm), ranging from 10'
(3 m) through 40' (12.2 m) in Ail Ruud5Qum POles ConlO llar,C¡ro
length. (Poles over 30' [9,2 m] I'~th our bronze fJe/IiJGualaTini~lllo
în length are segmented but comulemòm tiXiures ana iTIOtJntinQ
shipped assembled.) braOkals, COMUIt factory jar i1l0i ¡¡þ,lily
01 other ñ;¡ish colors.
All Ruudfl' poles come standard
witt¡ our exclusive DeltaGuarcr-'
bronze finish to complement
fixtures and mountina brackets.
Each pOle is shipped complete
with galvanized anchor bolts,
masonite mounting template, 3". ~'. 5' or 6" steel or ailImlnur'!'¡ non-
oIIelded base with cover and a taø~red ~Quar~ poles are mllalila c suit
)ole cap (exr;ept Tenon Mount). most aøPlicati;>ne and provide ouMandiijg
~re-Shiprnent of anchDr bolts strer1gUI a~d reli.biHty
md mounting template Is J'
lYaiiable, Our pOles come
lJith a 2" x 6" (51 x 152mm) 2" x S' (51 x , 52 mmì hand hal. ¡~ IQcated
¡and hole located 12"-24' t2'~24' (305-610 mm) ðbove the pol~ b!sB
~1 0 mm) above the pole ana InCiude a ¡and hole cover ana
grouna ,lg lug
. ;:,8 and include a hand hole
:over and grounding lug, All
. ¡uud Lighting poles meet-or
Jxceed National Electrical Code
Bquirements.
?uudsquare poles meet
IASHTD standards for
18chanical strength and wind GFI Outlet M~!'Ory (Page 113) 1its in
Jading. In the U,S., Ruud . olace ot nand hole C!1Jér
Quare poles are classified by
. fìderwriters Laboratories, Inc. POl6 ba.ij cover ;r,cluded
}r electrical ground bonding;
1 Canada, they are CSA
ertified tor electrlcai ground
onding and structural
trength.
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LIGHTING I Eocr, !iuua pole Is Shippea comPlete wim ~ filll1iJ pOla, oome wlttl" 2' <9 (51 x '5~ mml
, welded baee ana Da~ cCller. Steül POlE hanC1 ho!~ (Jested 12'-24' (305-&1 0 mm)
base has sìctted Mlc<;, aluminum po'le base .h()\lê We )Dle h3se ana incll.Id. ~ hand
. n~s S1¡¡ndard hales. Iml¢ COver tnd grounding IUQ. l1and r;GI~
wvar i3 snløøeU .ap~rately Irom pÖ!f. 1
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1ü' 2bW;MH Pf!: 42,;...// (1t1(,t~f"'Cr¡!~;
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PH hfiBt 12' :.5y.(~P6 ~f'lt~1 t.1 ocr cc;~¥,ncn. ~ ~~~ ¡Z- arm is
r~l:J"td: U:'~I.J ~):or/:cr 3yai;bI~' G1d
6" !xtBnded Pole MoUlt 12' 5-'JIi HP$ ~.:~æ-D ¡:;:ír.;;.
12' 7i1fI ;,p£ ~~!5()H'"
12" \00\'/ rf'S Wrt.'51C"M
12- 1501'ifi'S ~~;~5-M
IS' ~ 2J01'¡~ PR:52$-M
,6' ~ 4fJ?W t'f'S PR~5-\j·:,1
22' 1COO11 ¡.~ PR:5~'M
1hs 12' 8I1d 16' ~US~'1gS ofll1e Psri:ing¡'R04~ L!ght æYß ÌI ¡JIM III &i)'ITiWri: DpUð~ !1'i~ory-ÜItj¡J ld) cnan,e Add ",nar
~ d'SIfiblJ~On patte¡n 116' 2f;fNJ I, H is !ieK! aáiL.iS3b'e to Ty¡>e 11). The 27 hous¡;,g t1ô!i Dewlelloo Svffif To Sv1fix
Tyoo H S3y.1Jme1ric diæilYJ!ìon. kJeall¡ $uitaò f(1. rrHJ.¡(ay ¡P::~jæ!~~1!;, p,Mng a'ias ,TN Er;t1Q.;Sa'..;na BeJlèSt :!.::~ P5-;""";W: ~~"'!fî;',¡ 27
Z oc fo' buildi'(¡ moun!ed S¡;cur~y ¡iohtnJ. ',ZW rw.é1~; W!32 (SO-l&JW HF~ 12' h~.s:!JI.! C(ÌY) 1
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Tbree Sizu: ÙJ'évOI t;3'IUII5')-1J(J.11 MH any! t.1
¡... 12' square (5' detp (305 x 12ï n'·ml T,¡·y~: ~1I ;¡í2i))...(OOW DS~I~. .
::¡: 16' sQual8x6.5' dtep (406 x 165 mm) 7t,.. ~OCIJIi P-AH [; 7~-1(J:j~¥ JCS :"ð ICp;J!a 0,' yl
Z2' square < 9.25' a~p (5591.235 mrr) S:r,Jii fl~.e· (27Tv'ES8, 1ZO\', ,;'Î'{ '" 3-4 ?V I 27,1.! 0"6 F :þ
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1Z· I!(¡using '6" MII;ing 22" ho;Slnl
W¡I~ utzð rv-¡':!r12 f~'¡:;·'G rnG'22
Typi~ Car~I5$);''''t Pi~lribllL"n or T¡pj(;¡¡ (;¡j"CieõDl'ltr D,St'l!)U1ioro õf ~Q:'Qh: SI\~'~ 581-12 SB~~16 S3H?
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t I.., 2'Í4'¡~f D,lieo (250-4DDW HPS only). ..... .,.., ..,. . P.~c, 'S(ì-1ê3
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Square Series Area Light Optics
. VertiCl1I Forward Throw
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The VFT S81163 r~ail!{os a i'0" main IJ€¡¡m,II1$Í(j~ IhellOusing, ihe :~mp i$ tiltoo
2C" !IUITl Vf,f!iCa! [ov.~rd house-sirJf,,/t provides excell8nl un!IQr¡"(¡iiy 3íid ~{¡u:e"3ide
r.utoll. low rmdi; candlepawc¡ anû gre3r IOfwàrr1 and Isteral disiri1¡utiofl. A c~t
aluminum böck box is supPìlCd on 250 & 400W hPS end 1000W MH lixlure.s.
rile VfT SÐtiBS IS ideal IOf use i.? Hide toßflw«y a".,s 8M !ar,r¡o parkinG ¡¡!ilas.
VFr Serie$, O· tilt trom horizontal
t iypi~1 í30tQOlcan~18
dlstrilIution at Qilde ..
PlIl1dl1g/Roudwav Ligh!
PH Series (PiI(¡e BPl
f- Tre PR Series reilwo( provide~ wloo side 10 side and moderate Iron! aistríbulion. lhe
:1 12' SQ nouslnD has a Ty~ !II asymrnatric diSuibution pattern. The 1 B" sq. nou~lng i~
lie1cl..;¡diustàbl8 Typo:1 or Type 111. Th~ 22' ~q,11ousmo is Type II, me PH SQriSf¡ is
, idßål/y suiled for rl!l1dw'll'¡ applic~tions. JJiirkil1Q iire.s IJ[ 10/ building mounted SBturily
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Tt1IS t{)tr\pact foIlIiarcHhrolil ¡¡¡fleetor has a main beam of 50"+ ¡rom v~mcal J-
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,·1 A 6a"~light Shield aGce.\~or¡l (slândllrd on VItali Moum) permilS preciœ cutcl! ~
i:1djustñbility. The AC Silfies can be us~d ~ pat,~ing 10ft, aute sales lots õnd
I tQnn/s courts. %
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Quadrate Vertical and HDrizDntal Lamp Po*t ìoµ Lights
QV and QH S~I 9" (P4f}eS 84-851
The DV and QH Series fixtures ¡¡¡~ àVòi\:1ble with i....o mounting s¡yles, and providõ
groat Quadrate dlS!fíbution and uníiormines with oplimum pole spacings. The medium
base v6fticaJ 18mp is éNdilðblein DOIIi the RûUI)d Twbe and Square 7ube mount from
5!)- i75 wans; 25D-400 1'1311 mogul bese J¡;rnp~ are <iv¡ilabie in th~ Square Ti.!b3
Square í~b~QVSerin. mOUn! omy, TM mogul base horizontal lamp i.~ available from 1 i~'-4DD waus iO
, : O' above tIOri2Dntal In mountings; ¡; rooow ¡¡mp is available with Ihe Square Tuba rr.otJrlling only. A
I . ~picaljsClfootcand¡~' :j $1 aluminum back box is ,:;uppli~ò on 25D & 4ÙOW HPS and 1DOOW MH I'ðnicai
. istr ~ull.on ~t grade I lamp fixtures. TflfJ ()V and 0,'1 Series ara id~.1 lçr p9tliinq lots.
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Installation Simplified u~~1 0,1 {~II~lo: syÙrn¡ r,ra,¡~~ Lamps Structural Intt grity
your e~oi1'J in.!!a!1iro Ih~e flX'l1SS a:~ o:l¡n'~m iE&J'!3 H,i,; l'iS r~c!!~ ië ~2' ê:~r,gS 3".0 :5' Pc" TD~ Li;r,s :row";?1 rit~ir,~ is LI".,5¡¡r~ inlO Ihd
, 'ò-j;;;ed due to fc\!! pr!iT"IY éC$:gn CM :.::¡¡2 :1[; s';;a:e' er....e,c~~ I.r~p" I:' tr·t.; 1 EllN PSM;.!, 175W r','iHal':'j r;~'!}3SIY 10 c1st\bt;;~ ~~:J~,...ir~' iozœ.
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I çúi":Sjde¡3IJc;i3, Ht9 firs! ;s that ,II SWB (e!~[ú~3 to h)~i~ve !~~ d&:ìi~ë~ 15JW r:PS ~~m¡"jj:~B mE(;i~í)1 ~-':: This aPOVlô:he nXl~e ,0 ~ ir.OlJn'e(1 in .
¡ fiílUfð-5 C¡;~TI~ c.cfJi~lë~ \'Iith Ih~ !a¡¡;p ÇÇliiëi¡ed resui:s. rQ' e.mrcie, cur AC !am~r}. 1£' i:'JU5!llgs éJ.)~'~-nmod'H:: any L:~'4i¡no PôS!!On tmlC~: aroy '1..iI
a.:œdy ¡r·sicla U\8 !Ix'ue. Trlis Series rC\'iEfC TiìrGtll,¡;:.¡.re cowie W mDQJ! t<æ !drops (tM PM.,FN <:d ~:.,; ó~orlicn. T\,p~¡i f;xtu:e ~ B'e
~) \ J ",'Iõ1I.·..ms t:'6 cooldn.;tl.n oJ 1:!"1.0 nâ\~ D~_' ê.Cnj6v({j :n :tie D3S¡ w!m'fJ1 AC SUi<$ ",,¡¡¡e ô~ ED28 : :eoL:Côd . '1!'rrjr<¡teD. TiI: :I!Œ'raI5tr\i-~'ure a.ôQ
Jhi~·m€m and ~$$Uf!)S YQ'J tn~H rr¡(} riÇiht u-;~ f¡;iit.:r~ c~inG i1(ì!IO;2 i:S ~¡2~" C1f¡~OD~ !~fT-P for ~Ç¡}-4G)W PSMH & pre')'e~ts jE\t:ç¡u~ fa:¡u{~ tJl tJ;~ r,·:us¡r;-¡,
i t :;~':p \$ D·Q'i¡~). Th~ sf..)J~d (¡~iºr: iÕ\\'(,'m, hy I)Sir,g hi': ED28 : 4CiW ~)'H j¡~l~1'¡5). 22' hC;t.J5Ínj~
're i;¡ L~al fTllRt !i'~~.H~ come VJth :educ.ed env:!Q:~ :è.f'nf) t:~ t')a 400 '8'~~ ;:c:rnruœ!: ffiC\I.i! ~Qe lWiÇ5 (In: Ballasts
,¡3U·V\I:t D3¡¡ast 01 CWlrTOr: ¡~: r;.ó!2! ¡¡alice an1 !!1e 8137 ; l&';m:1 9V ,Sçu~ rU~:!?$! lc~ YU '/Pi Ai: :¡~tHes are s~¡ :ard \If;t1 Z 'lor:
~ vjl!2Q8S,The It,¡ró is s,rr:p;icity C! er~talOp9lamp jO~ I:"; 1~Xr 'N2~ me]1 ~£!I,* UI!;::~ a :JLB ! fOOL~eå t:%'ei f2.clç.r :¡aif3.&- Tt;6 ÍiIQ¡.:rity c~
;;ou~li~ d~si9i'15. rC! f.x;mp!~, WI.' r;;:!¡\~e; we wðr~ ~b!~ iJ t))1(;;~X) ç~j~1 e(uel )c~ t¿ny,; ~Ç( 3-C~OJW PS\1J-- & FiOVj!Area lixtu::s ,~e SU;V;~ 1~m
f ¡~e 2' Adj,sIGb'e F:Hel, j¡,;st twe lei sy.:çT;S :h:J: hihe a icr¡;¡;rd -,,ai,' t~ 41X)'N I/H ¡¡xt1.r~: ~e;:V F~;. AG. ~ ¡¡¡ui:i"ÿolt bal'asl :n it: U.5.. Ire
t s:r~'m aie r.eetle-j. Ar" tn€.1 iaC"- Y'.YJ. ~15Q+ deQr~õs -..itn no JÌ!il:r~ tilt. arc V"T 1.1C 01' S~f= T:.te ~ ·r~ st<~á~C b2laSl I:l:b"Æ 120. 2œ. 24C
,-¡\re: \J)a~ beir.Q !xaæ¡j on ail fCu: ,i/lually nJ æa :igr~. T~s ¿mazi!1~ s.e.-ies u:ii'i~ 2 an: ; r~ <ir..! ZIT VCI:>; in C<.ì<'a, CM Hana-arö
; s:des 1)1 (~íitw Thz iouah iBa:UfG is '?ße~Ç¡( s)sta'n a'ie',\> )'(¡~ !J ligrJ 9rr¡~ùp~ k1inp j{r ~CC1j/v' M~ fì;<t0rl~), t;,;'1~ ir,ci,OOE r2C. 2?7 alÒJ.<;7volts
Ire Çlí!teniõj lo!em¡¡r hir\Jing 5i51<m ~ai:ing I¡¡is ann tEo,'., ¡;v;::ts \'iH~ (SC'I1:-e wall~s are .I~êrð ~it"i a
ì ....tic' ~JltlÞatica¡'ï po~;[;.::r·s 1M I!:¡~ f'nfiiiT:ê! ;pi!l nç:t crt:, ::d¢:::nr Weather-tight Housing 1'l:¡{277V ¡),.<¡Ii·'Qr: Da!~).
ç$Sel1lbIY\ll~Bn il Is c!osod. Tnis oroperties. Tns re!i€{tOi Si'ten and Ire aic1( ]ifum Ooùsif'lg is rna1urcrlnd
f, rô-~u:(èS coil r...o Sla:nle~ s:e~! ¿c,usrolc œchHgh: cu!O:~ also d!'Dii hiln mea8S' ~ C^03:i1g ~"¡f:C'o,¡y. Wiring
,! I Wi,'If$!O 5:CJfS ire lee,s 3SSsrr:t.ly 'Hit:;r c~ L)jjrect :J.'2U roo~:med :¡cnn:bJ Tris ~,lIQU<; stYii,1Q a¡ ¡,ws S~iQ¡.,t ~I: lW'C m~1¡rr\!m Si.pp'ý wiri 13 r,qürud
will'oul U-slïQ:CðJ C':::j8'::!io13t~e wal: 3õctic~s The d~ C'.5t èCO' fr"ll~ r.o5 ò for ',\f!l1 rr.c-ur.ted tí,!I.;1õ}.
:$ Wind ~oading b(~Jht·'~S3 hicn IH~a'Jæ SIÜffl ~3S(et ór.o
Cc;c;;u:er ;¡~i¡¡¡led cçti;:.; wsinQ tr;n ifi.;iijQ :;trffiQIl ¡~ìlP::ed Qim Labels
q C~fI1aatt !3~IDS ard su~ef.!X .n.r I.onger Fixture Lit5 ie."S. Trè I!rs f~ is &JtPUM ~'ii.r: LL U!leo in U_S ar'~ Can3~ 1m w~t
(j~Sipa¡iO;1 ¡eOr"iliqUt'5 allow tï:e Ai; ~rQju:¡s are 5'a.10"rd with 0w( ";cunUng holes ~C¡ fSfj·insta':Bd !OQ1t";n¡;, a1H"o:mre classified IF54
c·~ti.ç.act ~ite of our ~q~6'e ~ausLJ" gs. :xd..ßive D~J!EGtædiL'm 's2iuring ¡<:œ>!of:es. Fer 1ha VF1 S:t'e~. 1. ~,j!C{ IPê5 W ,EC E~~ a;j IEC :;%.
S1:ê aM shaDe re:1u:ð wind load, an E-cœl epoxy Çtimar;¡;1C a oro,,1:;: clðar Si!g Iem (/Cf)-1ic on ~(}-4D:J..v :
r~~ìlin~ I:; cost ~vir,g$ when a-.;r¡ir. D'JtICell~Dooat Tt, ¿ciy1ic or:<: g-ass en 1rfJJI'.0 is useo and ~~
det,,'m;'ii¡~g POI!! IcediŒ'.irns. lioÌó;' is I~íslar\:o lne CEi,;rad'nQ irline is spp:iæ \.,;~ rrour,~'g Li'PI (
eHe<:;ts 01 '!1e [Jilrü'{jOi€1 roe 8110fl (;o'n lar!rè B-W:iian: SrJêlo ac"..st~ry. ~or
Ten Reflector Options me ~un 2~d cth:r errf1r0r'1"ref112! ta:~O~$. 'ne Sç.WIe ï',Qe þ~ ;~, ~i hü:~¡~¡1 (
T~ reJl~W s)'-s¡er:s )'c-V:de !M Trl:S Basur~ ~'Cu lI:tl it'e prc:!xŒ ï~ë iaIT.,O' and ¥J-1i51'-i \'?f1ie<113"TlpS öre (
fi!xibHit¡ t: :,cëoiTplish a,y I ígh1in9 in:;¡.JlrcOOf \\;'1 !~Oi. Q~ ¡~ t"C l.-:UiC $UCD¡'~dw'~i1 í\ ce<1f, flal tilïWGG
:<'k in 100 1T'ú..'Î optimizw rrenne:, Cu' ~s 1,';:1'. \"I!. a:e~:: Go,lid~i, m oH~ s ~ Ia>s P.fS: 2:û-' OOOW võ1i =a! ké'.;)5
¡ .;m .æ :re latæ¡i c::mpvI¡H;ZeO 7-YfZ[ fn:s,1 i'iSHan~i ,alB & S<\J remp:<tJ g¡;~\S !:;rs .
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Square Series Catalog Number Logic (
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: ,. ., Cuictl F¡uc.d (PJ. m <Ì 1 = 1, 1/,& C;:C~ .:'oi~ I OS = 50;'í iES5) (1~{;-¡;50\~ PSI/H) I
; . limw Beam Cute'! (PC. 8m 2 " I)' rnen~~ Poe 07 = 70','/ 1 = 12CV I
I ~~ . Sla:1da;a Fioa1 (~. 76) . ! 3 " t ~ju5la~.5 F,U,r iC = lDO'N 2 = 277'1 I
.. PM. PalôJJO!ì" Moaium :;0. 75) -+ = '(CK: 12 = ,~5'' PSMr; 3 = 2D~¡
PN ~ r~bol'c NarrJIi (çg 7S) / 5 = 20· FixeG í5 = 15{r,V ~ = 2';Ov
PH " PMJ.;in~n(I3(Jway (pg. 821 I 5 ~ ,/2' :\ðjc.>l<bb fi:1ë ',7 .: 173t; Mi : = 480V j
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