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IrtINUTES OF THE LAKE USE COMMITTEE WORK SESSION <br />HELD WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 11, l99o <br />Schroeder asked whether this was a high priority for the DNR. <br />constituting about 60 % of his work, and that this access is lus g es p ^ ^ <br />he is responsible for the acquisitions. Reger would be responsible for operations ^d <br />maintenance, and that Reger working with Linnell will be responsible or <br />construction phases. <br />Goetien asked the acreages of the propeny acquired and yet to <br />the old site plans indicated Gayle’s and Crystal Bay Sers-ice compnsed 2.o6 acres, and tshen tn <br />three other properties are added totals 3.85 acres. <br />Hum asked whether DNR would <br />l^ely would remain at what would then be the midpomt of the total property. <br />1994. <br />service station sue with pote f improve traffic circulation and setbacks.X Xh. i-«..........«». <br />efficient parking layout. <br />o L I hnw DNR det“rmines the optimum number of spaces for an access. Linnell <br />Schroeder how f NR det-mm „,i,i,boring propenies as well as lakeshore <br />indicated diey increasin'^ on new accesses in recent years. He indicated <br />setbacks^, whic ^ j55ue about which cities or counties are concerned, but they <br />fr^sSiv-rto Orono’s concerns and will be providing stormwater ponding to deal with runoff. <br />. 1 u th^r fhe<;e conceoi plans are in conformance with DNR’s Shoreland Regulations <br />Kelley been required to comply, and if not, will DNR have to apply for <br />with which . ions Linnell indicated that it is likely not aU aspects of the concept <br />vanances to iiso standard, but that DNR as a State agency technicaUy does not have <br />plans meet variances from local ordinances, but attempts to be in as great a