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MESXTES OF THE CITY OF ORONO <br />PARKS. OPEN SPACES AND TRAOS CO.NDHSSION MEETLNG <br />_______________________MONDAY. AUGUST 6,2001_______________________ <br />Mrs. Wolff Slated at the time Aey purchased the property they were not informed this area was a <br />public lake access point Wolff sated they were told thm was a fire lane to the lake. Wolfe <br />expressed traffic and safety concerns, noting a number of young children live in this area. <br />Meyers sated the City cannot stop people from using public lake access points but can attempt to <br />regulate the uses. Meyers noted a parking lot would not be created for this access point Meyers <br />sated the Park Commission is aware there are a number of issues *hat need to be considered <br />before to reaching any recommendation for this lake access point. <br />Mrs. Wolff sated in her view it does not appear that the neighborhood is requesting this access <br />point be opened. <br />NfcDermott noted a previous petition was submined by some residents located on Tonkaview and <br />Wildhurst requesting this lake access point be restored. <br />Meyers sated the Park Commission has basically advised them of the same things; that the Park <br />Commission is an advisory board to the City Council, who makes the final decision. Meyers <br />sated the Park Commission will be following the same procedure on all the lake access points <br />and w ill not be making any snappy decisions. <br />Joan Walter, 4470 Forest Lake Landing, expressed concerns regarding the maintenance of the <br />lake access point. Walter inquired whether the City had funds available to mainain a garbage <br />can at this location. Walter stated she wants the Park Commission to be aware of all the <br />ramifications that go along with making a piece of property public property. <br />Silber reiterated this lake access point is already a public lake access point and the Park <br />Commission is not creating a new access point. <br />Walter sated this lake access point would be open to the general public and not just the residents <br />of Forest Lake Landing. <br />Silber sated the City does have money available to maintain a garbage can in this area. <br />McDermott sated the City would be required to police this area once it becomes a public-used <br />facility. <br />Use commented she lives near a dock and a public access, which is well used, with the City <br />having nude arrangements to pick up the trash weekly, llse sated what works very well in her <br />neighborhood is that one of the local neighbors have more or less adopted this access point and <br />help mainain the area. Hse encouraged the residents in this area to be good neighbors and to do <br />their part to keep this area clean. <br />Gail Blackstonc inquired whether the Park Commission considers a swimming beach to be an <br />active use or a passive use. <br />McDermott sated the beaches in Orono tend to be pretty passive. McDermon sated there would <br />be no dock at this location. McDermott sated at some of the beaches in Orono there are buoys <br />and a little swimming dock or platform, which is not the intent of the Park Commission for this <br />% <br />PAGE 6
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