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, � , . , ' , �r � • � rotect and p preserve the area of �the Lake beyond 100 feet from shore and to prevent overutilization of dock use areas. In so doing, the Board has determined that no permanent additional watercraft etorage should be allowed beyond 100 feet, but that variances should be granted to increase watercraft etorage within 100 feet aad that temporary storage between 100 and 200 feet � should be allowed for a limited period of time. If prior to the eacpiration of the period of time specified in the variance Order for temporary variances, the Applicant wishes to attempt to reconfigure ite facilities within 100 feet from the shore to accommodate those slips Which must be diecontinued, it may apply to the LMCD for a permit to do so. However, it muet be understood that whether such an approval is granted will depend upon ordinances in effect at that time and factors to be considered under those ordinances for multiple or commercial dock licenses, and there can be no guarantee or assurance that such an application will be approved. Given the facts that moorings have a1loWed Applicant to increase its boat storage beyond 200 feet for a number of yeare, that substantial variances are granted in the attached Order within 100 feet, and that temporary variances granted for Watercraft etorage between 100 and 200 feet for 10 additional years provide, at least for that period of time, that the . : ; . . � Applicant will be able to store the eame number of watercraft as in past years, the Board has concluded that the effect of the elimination of the district mooring area will not impose an unreasonable hardship on the Applicant. This memorandum is approved by the Board of Directors as a part of its Order dated the 27th day of April � �gg�x 1988. �- � Frank Mixa, E ecuti e irector 3