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Hr. Eugene Stronunen Eeburary I4r 1991 Page 2 of 3 It ahould be noted the City of Orono is considering, as it reviews Its shoreland regulations, what additional regulation it would desire related to marinas. This will be reviewed in context with the level of jurisdiction and enforcement LMCD already has in this area. Soeeific Orono Land Ose/Zoning Requirements - Based on the that, per LMCD Section 2.03 Subd. 2(e), LMCD in their licensing process requires that the licensee must meet all LMCD requirements as well as all the requirements of a local government (with the most restrictive applying) we would like to inform you of the following ongoing issues the City of Orono has with specific marinas, as follows: 1. North Shore Drive Marina A. Encroachment into an adjacent dock residentially zoned Millard property east marina. of B. The 1991 LMCD license application indicates an increase in boats over and above the number historically licensed by Orono. The last license that was issued by Orono (1984) was for 76 rental slips, 6 transient slips, 4 company slips, 20 boats dry stacked and 45 boats stored for sale or service with a maximum density of 151 total. Apparently since 1988, North Shore Drive Marina has been given an LMCD license for a total of 165 boats. 2. Lakeside Marina A. The City has received complaints about the condition and status of the floating dock extensions. The complainant was referred to the LMCD. B. A 1985 variance review for limited commericial use of non*adjaeent lakeshore lots owned by the marina, has left unresolved issues of boat storage on and off land, as well as parking and related land use issues. C. The City originally was in support of the applicants previous west side dock layout because it limited impact on the affected neighboringftf'sssr p?i*'hi."s:rrV/»i\Vd from that neighbor. - A L ’ ^ k . . . .k' ..a