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We are scheduled to pick up the self contained fuel unit later in the week and we are set to have it filled on <br /> Monday at the latest. <br /> Please let me know what or how you want me to go about the permit process as I am guessing you want this <br /> done soon. <br /> I will keep you in the loop as to the exact timing and will provide with any additional information you may <br /> require. <br /> Thanks! <br /> Luke Kujawa <br /> Your Boat Club <br /> On Wed, Apr 18, 2012 at 11:47 AM, Mike Gaffron<MGaffronci.orono.mn.us>wrote: <br /> Luke— <br /> We have concluded that the self-contained unit you are proposing meets our goals from a zoning perspective, i.e. it is <br /> not attached to the land, it is mobile, and would not be in conflict with the zoning code if parked in a recognized parking <br /> stall near the lake as you indicated. <br /> Absent any additional design data other than what you provided,we would expect this to be a commercial unit with all <br /> the required certifications and approvals, required safety and pollution prevention equipment, etc.and must comply <br /> with all relevant fire codes. To that end, Lyle has provided some applicable excerpts from the 2006 International Fire <br /> Code for your reference,with regard to design and operation of the refueling system. <br /> We will leave it to James to determine the duration of use of this temporary system. We understand that you will have <br /> a significant investment in this unit, but potentially an even greater investment in a permanent system. James is out this <br /> week but is expected back next week for further discussion. Finally,James has indicated that a permit should be issued <br /> for operation of the temporary unit—we are still in discussion as to whether that should be a City permit or a Fire <br /> Department permit. <br /> Let me know if you have additional questions. <br /> 2 <br />