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Ms. Jeanne A, Mabusth August 5, 1985 Page 6 F. G • from both Mrs. Sprague and Mrs. Schoeneman and Ramberg. Mixed Residential/Comi;.ercial Use, Parking and Storage needs both winter and summer site plans and fencing and screening assessment vis-a-vis variance and conditional use permit applications. Parking of employee vehicles, trailers and storage of Marina equipment and materials needs careful and appropriate consideration. On this site, as well as on the nearby site (3350) and the main facility, the Marina, must observe the 10 foot side-yard setback requirement so as to insure the rights of the residential users (Sprague, Ramberg/Schoeneman). I would suggest that: (1)The side-site set back limitation be physically marked with a stake and wire fence 3 feet high to prevent encroachment; and (2)That a conscious and deliberate effort be made to insure that unsightly "junk" not be permitted to accumulate or remain stored for extended periods—especially during summer months when the outside residential users of the Sprague, Schoeneman/Ramberg parcels will be a maximum. Cooperation of Sprague, Schoeneman/Ramberg. Just as the Marina has a duty to minimize its operational impact on its neighbors, Mrs. Sprague, Mrs. Schoeneman and Mrs. Ramberg also have an obligation to maximize their cooperation so as to eliminate the inherent conflicts which inevitably exist when an area has a mixed residential and commercial use. (1)They can also screen their own property by planting appropriate trees and shrubs so as to minimize the visual impact. It is not a one-way street. Good fences make good neighbors. (2)They can agree to joint waterfront use that protects their swimming areas and separate boaters from water borne activities. (3) They can meet to discuss conflicts. j I