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■u:r V <br />V*?.i*-- <br />wmi. <br />ir; ■ <br />Mr.?r <br />' • 'T ’'- <br />.^‘ ’.r <br />^5 . </- <br />Sfti'f' <br />Mk> <br />Ir^j' ■; <br />'■^T.f'‘ i* ♦•.'■' ■'. <br />:v <br />KM ^ <br />fBi‘Xu:-'-'- <br />«rv w “•.-> <br />fr<- ; /' ■ • <br />it; ‘.. <br />p!’--pfts <br />KSt;‘isI <br />■f^- <br />:^f <br />m:-p- ^ <br />W-'>■■'"'■ - <br />II ‘ <br />p-''pi <br />tl-i' <br />ii- <br />Wi-%. <br />‘kSjiM : <br />t- <br />Lake Use and Recreation Committee April 20, 1992 <br />The executive director asked for discussion of the enforce­ <br />ment and education objective to review and revise water patrol <br />enforcement levels annually. He questioned whether this review <br />should be made before or aftei the 1992 boating season. Foster <br />responded that the Commfttee will work on enforcement levels with <br />the water patrol. <br />G’*athwol asked that tiie water patrol list of temporary <br />structures be brought into LMCD records. Thibault responded that <br />the office does get a list, but temporary structures are not <br />being licensed by the LMCD. The committee agreed the subject <br />belongs with the Water Structures Committee. <br />It was agreed Grathwol and Foster will <br />tion of additional items to be studied, <br />lighting, definition of an event. <br />work on prioritiza- <br />. e . , wakes, noise, <br />4. Section 3.09 Special Events, Subd. 5 Open Water Fishing Con­ <br />tests <br />Section 3.09 Subd. 5 Special Events lists the special re­ <br />quirements for open water fishing contests. One requirement is <br />that renewal applications submitted later than 90 days before the <br />scheduled event shall be accompanied by a late fee as prescribed <br />by Resolution of the Board. Thibault questioned the purpose of <br />the 90 day requirement. The executive director suggested 30 to <br />45 days would be ample administrative review time for renewals. <br />Rascop said one reason for the time period is to be sure there is <br />no conflict among the various events. <br />MOTION: Foster moved, Cochran seconded, to direct staff to <br />prepare a Code amendment to reduce the time period for submission <br />of a renewal application for open water fishing contests from 90 <br />days to 30 days. <br />The executive director suggested that, in view of other <br />possible changes in the Code referencing Special Events, the <br />amendment be held until it can all be done at one time to save <br />preparation and publishing costs. Thibault also noted theie is a <br />Resolution which specifies a 90 day advance renewal requirement <br />and that should be reviewed at the same time. Rascop suggested <br />getting representatives of the fishing community involved. <br />The motion was tabled to the staff. <br />5. Water Patrol Report <br />Sgt. Chandler reported as follows: <br />♦ Buoys are being put in with an expected 5/9/92 or earlier <br />completion date. <br />♦ The Ho 1 iday-Johnson Crappie Tournament went off fine. <br />There were 42 boat stops made. One citation was issued, si), <br />written warnings, twenty-nine verbal warnings and six contacts <br />without enforcement. Most stops were for moving violations. <br />♦ Charter boat and rental boat inspections have started. <br />Water Patrol inspections are being done in conjunction with the <br />State Health Department and boiler inspector. The Queen of <br />Excelsior and P^.raU'se Princess have been inspected . <br />- con t i nued <br />1 <br />1 <br />■1