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Request for Council Action continued page 3 of 5 December 7, 1995 Zoning File #2085 • Landscaping to include 37 new 165 shrubs, designed to prcser\e certain existing trees. planning Commission Comments/Recommendation Planning Commission reviewed the site plan and landscaping plan on No\ ember 20, and discussed various aspects of the site plan as well as operation and maintenance issues with Larry Killien and Stan Linnell. Planning Commission noted the extensive review conducted by the Lake Use Committee, as well as input from Maxwell Bay residents. A number ot residents were in attendance at the November 20th meeting and made a number of general comments which Planning Commission requested staff to for%vard to the City Council. The public comments are detailed in the minutes of November 20th meeting, and are briefly summarized as follows: Will a stop sign be placed at the exit on to Tonkawa? (Yes) Will residents be informed of further fuel contamination if encountered? (City will be notified) How does this access compare to North .Amt? (Slightly larger, better traltic flow) - Are there plans to improve Boy Scout Bridge? (No^ • Concerns regarding how the turn lane will lunctici.. » Concerns regarding amount and flow ot traffic during peak periods. Concerns about enforcement ot speed limit on Tonkawa. Access from site to Crystal Bay? (None will be provided, but may be difllcult to stop snowmobilers from crossing between Ma.xwell and Cry stal Bay at this location. e\en though it is probably an unsafe location) Concerns about public fishing overflowing to private shoreline and docks, its well as auto traffic using private driveways. Stoplight proposed? (No) Concerns about w inter use. especially fish houses (Intent is that access not be open in winter) Planning Commission noted that because the DNR is exempt from local zoning requirements and because this is technically a public information meeting, no formal Planning Commission action is required. However, Planning Commission indicated general approval of tlte project, noting that the DNR has substantially addressed all site planning concerns and issues raised by the Lake Use Committee during its review. Site Operation and Kelaivo In their letter of September 6, 1994, DNR addressed a number of operation and maintenance concerns The DNR will provide for general operation and maintenance of the site, which includes such items as litter pickup, mowing, tree trimming, etc. The DNR will also take responsibility for any major maintenance needed on the site. Enforcement of the site shall be a cooperative effort between the City, County and the DNR.