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1 Ms. Jeanne A. Mabusth August 5, 1985 Page 3 (1) (2) (3) 1 (4) We must all recognize that the west lot line fence does not extend out into the water so as to physically separate the Marina use activities from the Schoeneman/ Ramberg residential use of the water in front of their property. A series of water-borne bouys extending 200 feet out might be a possible solution during open water periods. An appropriate snow fence on the ice may work equally well for the winter season. Short of a sale by Mrs. Schoeneman and Mrs. Ramberg to Chaska Marina, a written agreement to adjust side site setback requirements under the LMCD Code and Orono ordinances may also be a viable solution. If the Schoeneman/Rantberg Dock presently existing were removed in its entirety, Chaska Marine will (1) provide, without cost, a slip for the Schoeneman/ Ramberg property, and (2) build and maintain a "U" shaped dock enclosing 50 fe3t of water in front of the Schoeneman property with the top part of the "U” abutting the joint lot lines on the west and east of their parcel. This would provide a safe swimming/play area for the Schoeneman/Ramberg property, physically separate the water area uses between boaters and swimmers, and reduce the desire of Chaska employees to "short cut" by trespassing over the Schoeneman/Ramberg property. The water side of the dock (northerly) could be posted against tie-ups, or used as the parties might agree in writing. The east side could be used by Chaska Marina and the west side by the Marina property at 3340. Mrs. Schoeneman and Mrs. Ramberg can meet with me to discuss a sale or agreement, as noted above, by calling me or m secretary (ny wife, Laurie) at 938-6626 to set up a mutually convenient appointment.