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MINUTES OF THE LAKE USE COMMITTEE - August 12, 1992 <br />down to judgement and nf'gotiations in the gray areas ol the code <br />and is very cumbersoiuc. There should, however, be land use <br />regulations that relate to marinas. <br />Some of the areas that may require regulation, such as <br />parking spaces, may be beyond the knowledge of the Committee and <br />criteria will have to be established. The configuration of tie <br />land may determine some of the requirements. A site plan or <br />survey will probably need to be on file designating parking <br />spaces. Jabbour asked if this wouldn't be part of the future <br />licence and the owner's r ponsibility. Callahan agreed and <br />pointed out that site plans currently exist in some form with <br />most of the marinas. <br />Callahan suggested that Gaffron work on an outline coverino <br />areas the licensing ordinance might cover. This could inclu <br />the areas previously discussed. Full and complete language would <br />not be beneficial at this point. Schroeder thought input should <br />also come from the marinas. Whittaker pointed out there was <br />already a list developed of activities the marinas are involved <br />in. Now it should be decided how this list will be incorporated <br />into the ordinances. Whittaker asked if the Committee had any <br />problems with any of the activities listed as she would like to <br />be involved in the discussion of those concerns. Callahan stated <br />that the list which was developed is not uo say an item is good <br />or bad but only to consider activities which may occur at the <br />various marinas. <br />Dunn commented that he saw the Committee as having issues <br />for whic.. they need to gather knowledge, not history, about the <br />operation of the marinas for both existing and pocential <br />activities. He has suggested in the past that Committee members <br />visit marinas to gather information. Each season operates and <br />functions differently at different marinas. There are some <br />passive marinas that only rent slips while others are full <br />service with a variety of activities. <br />Callahan commented on sub-contracting as it has been <br />the subject of discussion a number of times. He said he brought <br />it up as a way of controlling the operation but was not committed <br />to a decision. <br />Jabbour suggested visiting marinas outside of Orono so there <br />is a variety, larger and smaller. <br />The next meeting was scheduled for August 26 followed by a <br />September 9, 199T meeting. <br />1