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\ I I V k-^v‘.. - , 0T" ' LAKE MINNETONKA CONSERVATION DISTRICT Action Report:Water Structure and Environment 'Jcmmittoe Meeting:Saturday. January 12. 1991. 7; .30 a.m. Wayaata Norwest Bank Building Comruunity Room Members Present: James Orathwol, Chair. Excel.-^ior; Douglas Babcock, Vice Chair. Spring Park: Bert Poster. Deephaven; David Cochran, Greenwood; Robert Pillsbury. Minnetonka; Jan Boswinkel. t^inixetonka Beach; Tom Reese. Mound: Dave Dartos. Victoria, liobex t Slocum, Woodland. Also present: Charles LeFevere. Counsel; Rachel Thibault, Administrative Technician: Eugene Strommen. Executive Director. The meeting was called to order by Grathwol at 7:.35 a.m. Grathwol announced the order of the prepared agenda will amended to accommodate the public. be 1. Minnetonka Boat Rentals. Inc. - Options for Storage of Temporax*y Rental Pontoon Boat. The Committee received a letter from LeP>vere dated l/:^'91 explaining the history of a permit issued to Minnetonka Boat Rentals in 1987 for placement of a rental pontoon boat on their dock for part of the boating season to July 1. Tlie appli-.aiit is requesting permission to e-xtend the storage tor the entire boating season. The letter lists four options for considex'ation. Staff pointed out that Option 4 was the most accommodating and that it is preferred by the licensee. The Committee was asked to determine whether this change in the slip location would be allowed during the moratorium. The Committee discussed the fact that the request before them does not make any inodificati'.'ns or change in the actual dock configuration. Babcock suggested handling the change on a temporary basis until the moratorium Reese moved, Foster seconded, to recommend approval ot the Minnetonka Boat Rental, Inc. request to delete the permanent storage slip («4) at the ramp location and move it to the location at which the pontoon boat is being stored next to slip #8, making that spot a permanent storage location. Motion carried unanimously. Request for minor change in dock2. The Harborage - In a memo to the Committee Thibault explained changes requested by the applicant. She added that because of the change in configuration with slips opening directly to the side, slips 8 and 9 require a double setback of their 24’ deptli. LePeveie advised that a variance from the code is required, calling for a Public Hearing, to involve the affected property. There was discussion of the problems inherent in conveiging lot lines. Cochran illustrated typical problems. Labcock exprossod his opinion that this request is tor a new p an and not allowed under the moratorium. 1