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LMCD BOARD OF DIRECTORS July 28. 1993 Babcock questioned the change of all engines and motorboats to 80 decibels. Foster said the committee decided this would be a mo?e practiLl means of enforcement. Babcock said the date of manufacture is shown on all engines and motors. Penn said le would support the 80 decibels over all. Hurr asked about having a public hearing. foster said this was discussed at public meetings at which manufacturers and vendors were given an opportunity to be heard. Ca i 1 son sa i d 11 would be advisable to give adequate notice to everyone before the second reading of the ordinance. VOTE: Motion carried. Babcock voting nay. ? The'^new and renewal special event information, as shown in the'approved minutes of the Lake Use and Recreation Committee. was accepted. to approve the fol-2. Deposit Refunds MOTION; Foster moved, Reese seconded, lowing deposit refunds of $100 each to: a) Minnetonka Bass Classic. 6/5/93 b) IN Bass Tournament, 6/6/93 c) Mound City Days Fireworks and Water Ski Show. 6/-0/9 VOTE: Motion car.ied unanimously. E. Hennepin County Sheriff’s Water Patrol activitv The Water Patrol submitted a report of significant activit on Lake Minnetonka since 6/23/93 with an addendum ‘ water activity since 7/19/93. The addendum shows 13,. '^V/^7 warnings 15 citations and 5 written warnings issued 7/20 - Enforcement activities have been taking place in responoe to ccmpfaints of al eged violations by the Minnetonka Yacht Club and Sinnetonk^SailingSchool in Carson’s Bay. Nu^rous cop.es^o. the High Water Emergency handouts have been dis ..iij earh wa^r Patrol continues to receive a large number of calls each dav regarding the minimum wake rules. r-vwm - weekly charter boat inspection “P'1 "f ued 7/10/93 was submitted. The reports weie receive reoresen- Hurr observed that the Water Patrol did ‘ ^ ‘ D i s- tative at this meeting. The c.xecutive ^, ,, Water frict received verbal notice from Lt. Esensten Board PaJrol was directed to not send a representative to the Board mua Ugs or the Lake Use and Recreation Committee mce ir.gs 1 la a matter of the iime involved and a j'VnVthere is full appreciation of '^eservM ces they are pr. ., Carlson said the District shou d f ‘‘ t r i c t values Patrol to the meetings, expressing how mu^c ,, , every and appreciates Water Patrol input, with an "e t i ngs . efforlwill bo made to limit the < 'h*/ fP“"tater PatrVl fndHurr suggested personal caI 1s inv.ting t he Water pa tr Sheriffs Department to the P“'’' ' “ ^ ‘ I eve I is U30.13’ asThe c.xecutive director reported the Lake of 7/28/93.