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k'-ty-*-*_ - •.I’. %/V city cf ^4innetrista j#a. iffi: Sf;A. ■t|',M:l Ir-'- &’■ W' ■r: ■ ■^y <L-ta ^35.. i I'l ■* ■ !v ’' ,' ’■ rV, Wm: Mh- kk. ,y:p J June 10, 1992 JtIN 1 i ^QQ2 Mr. Ron Moorsc Oiy of Orono P.O. Box 66 Crystal Bay, MN 55323 Dear Mr. Moorsc: Pursuant to the Shorcland Grant Agreement between the Minnesota Department of Natural Resources (MnDNR) and the City of Minnetrista, I am pleased to submit the * • „ T . . ' . ________I_____ r-r»mmi»nr rnnics o:nanirai Resources ......................r ; ^ ^mlimuiarr ihoreland ordinance amendment for your review and comment. Copies ot the proposed amendment have also been forwarded to the MnDNR and the surrounding Lake Minnetonka Communities. Let me begin by outlining the manner in which the City Code for Minnetrisia is organized. In 1987, the city codified all previously adopted ordinances into a single book. The "code" as it is referred to, has many facets and shorelands or water uses arc covered in at least five chapters, including the following: Chapter 6. Chapter 18. Chapter 21. Ch^’ter 22. Chapter 23. Boats Docks and Waterways Planning and Development Subdivisions Water, Sewers and Sewage Disposal Zoning As liich. staff determined that it would be inappropriate to relocate all refcrcriccs to sboreland or water in a new chapter. The significant factor is the excessive rc-pnnting cocts associated with providing five or six new chapters to more than 20 code book holders. Mifinetrista bfg?" its rcvww of the updated MnDNR shorcland standards more than 12 months ago You should know that much of the MnDNR Standards arc currently part of the decode in one form or another and that Minnetrista is more restrictive than the MnDNR smndards in many situations. FlexUlity Request: Ihe City requests flexibility from the following provisions fCfalatioM: mu County Road 110 WaM • Mirwatriata ■ Minnaaota 55364-95S2 Oiy Oflteaa iia.4aa.iaaa • in aia.4ia.i3i i J