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WATER STRUCTURES COMMITTEE February IJ, 1993MOTION: Babcock moved. Cochran seconded, to recommend nporovitof the RDP Partners Multiple Dock and Special Density License renewal, with no change. ^ LicenseVOTE: Motion carried unanimously.D. Forest Arms Improvement Association, Forest Lake, OronoIn a memo dated 2/5/93 Thibault commented on the I0/^6/9^ request of Forest Arms Improvement Association (Forest Arms) for consideration of allowing the association to pay back license iCes to regain slip sizes for five slips reduced from 33* Ion*- <br />to 24 long in 1987. This is a grandfathered license with non- <br />conforming density. The licensed site plan shows 10 lake side <br />slips. 5 - 32 Jong and 5 - 24’ long, and 4 16’ long inside <br />slips. A 30 side setback is required. <br />The current request is to move the 4 inside slips to the <br />lake side. The proposed site plan submitted shows all 14 slins <br />11.5 X 32 long, with 15’ side setbacks. <br />Jim Lange, speaking for Forest Arms, explained the historv <br />of the multiple dock. Originally the agreement with the Citv of <br />Orono was to allow 14 slips of equal size for the 14 member.s of <br />the association. Over a period of time there were changes in the <br />dock configuration, at the request of the association, when there <br />was a size reduction due to the adoption of the WSU charges. He <br />said at no time did they think that the changes would affect <br />their original understanding of the slip sizes. <br />The committee viewed the current dock site elan showing <br />Slips #11 - 14 along the walkway opening to the sides, the pro­ <br />posed site plan of 14 equal size slips all opening lakeward. and <br />photo. Tom Theisen, Forest Anns, also showed a Julv. <br />1983 site plan which, according to Thibault, did not have LM(*D <br />approval and was not part of its file. <br />The committee and Forest Arms representatives discussed a <br />number of arrangements, none of which were satisfactorv <br />party. The proposal to change Slips 11 - 14 to 32’ long <br />a problem to the LMCD in that their size <br />o either <br />presents <br />was listed at 10’ x 16’ <br />since 1987. Forest Arms contends the originaI, grandfathe red <br />agreement was for 14 equal sized slips. <br />Babcock explained to the applicants that the records show <br />this site was originally 1 jensed for slips #1 - 10 at 12’ x 32’. <br />However, slips #11 - 14 were never shown to be that size. The <br />Code does not allow increasing slip sizes at a site with grandfa­ <br />thered density. Carlson suggested allowing the 4 slips to be <br />changed from 10’ x 16’ to 8’ x 20’, which would be the same <br />square footage. <br />Babcock offered n compromiro. based on the 12/2/83 siic <br />plan, changing the widths to meet the 30’ side setbacks, for 10 <br />slips 9.5 x 32’ and 4 slips 9.5’ x 21’, with the dock to extend <br />no further than 100’ into the lake and a certified as-built <br />survey to be lurnished after the docks are rebuilt. Carlson <br />agreed with Babcock’s proposal. Theisen offered to compromise a* <br />10 slips 9.5’ X 32’ and 4 9 9.5 x 24’. <br />- continued