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1998 Marina Licenses August?, 1998 Page 5 E. Lakeside Marina Lakeside Marina has 77 rental slips on Maxwell Bay. This is a full-service operation that includes a boat club, repair shop, ship's store, boat brokerage, charter boats berthed at *e site and sometimes using it as a port-of-call, and to a limited extent on-demand launching of customer boats stored on site, as well as transient launching when space is available. Lakeside's 1995, 1996,1997 and 1998 license applications each indicate that all of the five activities requiring a CUP under the 1995 B-2 Code revisions, are or will be occurring on fte site An incomplete CUP application with $300 fee was submitted by Mr. Dunn on May 31, 1996 Staff has had numerous contacts with Dunn since then detailing the necess^ submittals to make the application complete. He has indicated his attorney has advised tarn to not make the CUP application, and we have requested that the City Attorney discuss this matter with Dunn's attorney. Those items which require ongoing attention by the marina operator in order to remain in compliance include managing parking in order to avoid congestion on the site, management of boat storage to avoid causing view obstructions for traffic entering and leaving e si , and limiting storage to those locations shown on the site operation plan. The City received a written complaint against Lakeside Marina on July 28,1998 from the adjacent property owner, Robert Waade (copy attached). The specific problems noted relate to a lack of compliance with two of the seven operation standards, and include. Standard #1. Lakeside tenants/customers using the Waade property as if it is part of the marina, i.e. walking, playing, working on boats, walking dogs, temporary trailer and auto parking, wood and debris being left, etc. Standard #7. Site lighting that shines outside the marina properly boundaries. The neighboring property orvner has reques.ed that the City enforce its “'din^ces in regards to the above as well as to the requirements for appropriate speofi > provision of a fence along the property line. Code section Subd. 10, landscaping requirements for marinas, and Dunn has acknowledged that Lakeside has lo g been out of compliance with the standards as regards its east lot line but has J e.xpressed an intent to comply when the fate of the adjacent property is finally decided. Th day has now come, and Dunn has recently indicated to staff an intent to work happening Nvithin 30 days. 1 have asked for a plan of what he intends and he indicates he will comply with the plans established in the late 70's/early 80's (attached).