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Zoning 11472 <br />November 15, 1989 <br />Page 2 of 5 <br />List of Exhibits <br />Exhibit A <br />Exhibit B <br />Exhibit C <br />Exhibit D <br />Exhibit E <br />Exhibit P <br />Exhibit G <br />Exhibit H <br />Exhibit I <br />Exhibit J <br />Exhibit K <br />Exhibit L <br />Application <br />Property Owners List <br />Plat Map <br />Resolution #2193 <br />Mabusth's Letter 11/10/8 <br />Gerhardson's Memo 6/2/87 <br />Floor Plan <br />Survey/Site Plan <br />Building Permit Issued 9/1/87 <br />Original Staff Memo Reviewing CUP in 1987 <br />Toberman Letter of 8/30/88 <br />Resolution #961 <br />Review of Current Application > <br />The original application (review Exhibit D) Involved <br />sailboat sales and nautical ship store retail use. Sailboats <br />were allowed to be stored in the exterior yard (review Exhibit <br />H), based on the length and size of the sailboat. Seven stalls <br />were designated for the keeping of boats in the exterior yard. <br />The current retail operation proposed by applicants would be <br />a fishing supply retail operation selling the following type of <br />items; <br />1. maximum length fishing boat - 18*; <br />2. small mote*s for fishing boats; <br />3. wave runners (personal watercraft); <br />4. agents for pontoon sales (pentoon boats not to be stored <br />on property, but to be sold from manufacturer in Wisconsin); <br />5. live bait (apprx. 5 tanks 30"x30"); <br />6. pre-packaged snacks (no microwave or preparation of food <br />proposed); <br />7. pop. <br />The applicants do not propose storing boats in the exterior <br />yard except on a week-end during sale period and at that the <br />fishing boats would never be stacked higher than 6' high privacy <br />fence. The applicant would maintain retail sales area to north <br />side of building and may use boat stall area on east portion of <br />paved area for an additional parking stall. Applicant does wish <br />to submit the same site plan for current use.