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the owners of interior lots, and bv owners of lakeshore lots with shoreline <br />slopes that prohibit direct lake access. <br />Vehicular access is necessary for nearly all island properties on occasion, <br />hence the interior roadways are an important transportation element for Big <br />Island. Overuse of the road system bv residents or the general public is of <br />concern, since the roads are not improved. Erosion and trespass are two main <br />issues, because the roadways are not marked and they often traverse steep <br />slopes, especially where lanes extend to the lakeshore. <br />Big Island Issues <br />Use and maintenance of interior road system: access to inland <br />properties; overuse bv vehicles <br />2i Public use of interior road system, trespass on private property <br />Pressure to accommodate more year-round residential uses, with <br />concurrent expectation of greater services <br />Uncontrolled recreational use of adjacent bavs for partying <br />St Provisions for safety and emergency services <br />(L Bluff and shoreline erosion <br />S. <br />Big Island Goals and Policies <br />Goals; <br />Continue to promote the eventual ownership and management of <br />Big Island bv Hennepin Parks as a seasonal recreational resource <br />rather than as a vear-round residential area. Hennepin Parks is <br />the most appropriate agency for operation of such a park. The City <br />understands that this conversion is a necessarily slow process. The <br />City does not intend to encourage condemnation or active acquisition <br />programs. The City does encourage the Park Reserve Hennepin Parks <br />to acquire anv and all island propelv as it becomes available. <br />CMP3B-43