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Kianetonka in general. 4) Concerns over the conpatiblity of the access la Proposal #1 with the zoaiag ordinance and standards of the City of Orono. Eationale and Benefits of Proposal #2: 1) Vill be a cooperative effort allowing all the parties to have influence on the outcose, while ensuring progress towards laproving public access to Lake Hinnetonka. 2) Kay possibly result in aeeting Zone 1 parking goals called for in the 1983 Lake Hinnetonka Task Force Report and the 1991 LXCD plan 3) Hay result in creation of a multi-purpose site providing several foras of public recreation. 4) Vill allow for developaent compatible with the land use goals expressed by the City and LXCD. 5) Creates a mechanism to address the concerns nsntioned above. It is suggested that the LHCD lead and provide the franawork far completion of Parts 2 and 3 of this proposal. This is consistent with the LXCD s role as coordinator of public access issues described in the LXCD inanagenent plan. It is further suggested that the task force proposed in Part 3 consist of all couBunitieS( whether they have adopted the plan or not, the DFR, the LMLOA, Hennepin County, and all other parties identified as having a role in the LXCD plan. It is hoped this proposal will begin the process of cooperative, successful efforts to reach the goals for providing reliable public access to Lake Hinnetonka, while meeting the needs and concerns of the comcunlties and citizens of the Lake Hinnetonka area. Further information on both Proposal #1 and Proposal #2 can be obtained by attending the Public Open House hasted by the DHR between the hours of 4:00 PH and 8:00 PH, January 21, 1992 at the Orono Educational Link Building. If unable to attend the Open House, further information my be obtained or comments mde by calling: Gordon limball. Regional Supervisor or Martha Reger, Vest Area Supervisor Ketro Region Trails and Vaterways JLinnesota Department of latural Resources (612) 772-7935