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MINUTES OF THE LAKE USE COMMITTEE - August 12, 1992 Beth Whittaker further discussed the issue of sub-leasing. She feels it would be important that the owner be allowed to do this on the property but the owner should be held responsible for the activities of that sub-lease. She would agree that if there is an increase in parking demand because of charter boats» the requirements should be met. Currently the LMCD licenses the operation of charter boats so there is already some regulation on how this is done. Jabbour added he had no confidence with the LMCD. Whittaker again said, "Don't eliminate having a sub contractor come in to operate." Regulate bu+" don't eliminate sub-contracting. Jabbour said it was important that one person tied to the property owner would be the responsible person. Kelley asked if the next time they met they could begin reviewing the ordinance line by line. Callahan said they couldn't because the ordinance as it stands is useless. The concept of separating the licensing is a useful way to go about revisions. Schroeder asked if there was any precedence. Callahan noted the LMCD does not have their licensing tied into land use. Debbie Breneman disagreed that the LMCD ties their licensing to land use. Who enforces the ordinances is not the concern of the Committee at this point. Jabbour stated the Police Department is already involve-i in licensing the marina such as for searching activities of a Bass Tournament. There was disagreement about the Police involvement in such a tournament. Gaffron stated that ^ Bass Clubr for a Bass Tournament would apply to the LMCD and the u etiy.- Whittaker confirmed this as the^ are currently involved in -'“this process. She said the LMCD and Water Patrol are contacted. The Water Patrol then contacts other necessary people. •f ^ Jabbour stated that others were laughing at the confusion of the Committee but they are trying to focus on relevant issues. Dunn agreed they should take some notes and start developing the ordinance. He had been at the last 2 or 3 meetings and wants to see things moving forward. He has invited members to stop by and visit so the ordinances can be developed and the Committee will understand what the marina owners are doing. Callahan asked if separating the activities and land ordinances is the way to proceed. Schroeder stated the what he thought they were trying to currently regulate was the relative level of intrusiveness via land ordinances. Callahan agreed this is the mechanism. Therefore, Schroeder felt the Committee should go toward regulating the business rather through the setbacks, etc. Kelley asked if the marina section would have its own land use section. Other members thought the land use would stay as a separate section. Kelley envisioned the land use at the marinas requiring variances to general land use ordinances so why not develop their own standards within the licensing process. Callahan felt it should not be within the licensing process since the land use regulations tend to be ambiguous. Enforcing comes 4