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Memo - Section 10.41 Mav 31, 1994 Page 5 - Item H is a notation that styrofoam dock flotation has been prohibited. - Item I separates gasoline storage language from dry stack requirements. - Item K is intended to set reasonable limits on summer and winter on-land boat density, by requiring development of a site plan for boat storage while maintaining appropriate ingress egress emergency access to this site while maintaining adequate parking. Inherent in the proposed wording is that the marina operator will deal with an envelope rather than a specific number of allowed boats, since regulating boats by number rather than location has generally not been effective in the past. • Subdivision 12 ... ^ ^ „ There are no proposed changes in area, height, lot width and yard requirements, smee Planning Commission chose to not reduce the standards for existing marinas. After muc i discussion. Planning Commission concluded that the variance method for manna upgrades has been an effective control and that reducing standards to those which most existmg marmas could meet or approach, would probably not provide a significant incentive for them to anempt upgrades, since the variance process would likely still be needed under a relaxed set of standards. • Subdivision 13 . This section merely adds references to the Shoreland Management code requirements. • Subdivision 14 This section adds language requiring site and drainage plans upon any application (subdivision/variance/CUP/building permit) and gives the City authority to require construction of storm water control facilities. It adds shoreland management and flood plain management regulations to those codes with which changes in grade must be in compliance. • Subdivision 15 . This section updates the reference to LMCD Ordinances regarding regulation ot structures in the lake. The current B-2 Code references LMCD Ordinance No. 1 which has been superseded by Chapter II of the LMCD code. Planning Commission noted that without reference to LMCD's code, the City would have no ordinance regulating docks. In this section, the current code allows by variance a four year installation and planting period for required landscaping. Starting in 1975. such variance was allowed “y that agreed to a four year plan and -otherwise met all of the provisions of this chapter . Smee none of the existing marinas have ever met all of the provisions of this chaplet, that tequ is proposed to be dropped. The detaUed landscape plan required is proposed to P™''^°”® winier screening which was not in the code previously, and sets a new imtiation date o I, 1994. Also, the bonding requirement for landscaping plans at the marinas is elusima