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Paris tightens rules on storage containers, allows short‑term temporary use
Summary
The Paris City Council approved changes to the zoning ordinance to prohibit permanent storage containers in residential districts, allow them behind commercial/industrial buildings, and permit temporary placement up to 14 days (with limited exceptions) and a six‑month compliance grace period.
The Paris City Council on Nov. 11 approved revisions to Zoning Ordinance No. 1710 that prohibit the permanent use of storage containers in residential districts, allow containers in commercial and industrial districts only if wholly behind and screened from public view, and establish a temporary‑use allowance.
Planner Miss Easton summarized three main changes: a ban on permanent residential containers, allowance in commercial/industrial areas when…
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