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WATER STRUCTURES COMMITTEE February 13, 1993 VOTE; moved from the south east corner to a platform next to slip #15. Slip #32, also slide storage for a service boat, to be moved from a location on the west near slides #17-31 to the former location of slips #33 and #34. Motion carried unanimously. MOTION: Babcock moved, Grathwol seconded, to recommend approval of the following subject to receipt of Village Certificate being returned or time expiring (2/13/93): Big Island Veterans Camp, Veterans Bay (Density 1:100’) Mew site plan, adding one dock and changi:;g boat storage locations. There is an increase in WSU because only two boats will be stored at dock 1 instead of four. There is an increase of 2 WSU. VOTE: Motion carried unanimously. MOTION: Babcock moved. Grathwol seconded, to recommend approval of the following subject to the balance due being paid by 3/31/93, the dock to extend no more than 100’ from shore, a new certified as-built survey to be provided: City of Greenwood, Site 1, St. Albans Bay (Density 1:9) Amended site plan, changing distance into the lake from 87’ changing the width of the section of slips -4, #19-22 from 56’ to 48’, and changing the section of slips including #5 -11 and #12-18 72’, decreasing the westward extension, and no change. to 96’; and including #1 width of the f rom 78 * to approve Sites 2 and 3 renewal with VOTE: Motion carried unanimously. C. RDP Partners Special Density License, Spring Park Day, Spring Park, review of Order conditions under which license was granted and present status The committee received a memo from Thibault regarding the renewal without change application from RDP Partners (RPPl for the 1993 season. The memo includes the conditions under which the Multiple Dock License and Special Density License Order were issued. Les Renner, speaicing for RDP Partners, said they continue working on funding for the construction of the building. The amenities required for the Special Density license depend on the building being in place. He said there have been questions about the Upper Minnetonka Yacht Club (UMYC) continuing its association with the project. The UMYC made other arrangements until the building is completed, but the UMYC still intends to be a tenant, use the ducks and have the sailing school there. Renner agreed to remove a sign at the site indicating a 1991 construction date. The executive director explained that the Order is very specific that the dock slips be made available only to members of the UMYC, the University of Minnesota sailing school and the Water Patrol. Slips are not available to tenants in the builtl- ing unless they are also members of the UM\C. The Order does not specify the type of boat to be docked. Grathwol was excused.