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> •1 Water Structures and Environinent Committee November 16, 1991 executive director asked lor a change in v;oriing on page the second sentence to read: Likewise, the docl-- which had existed on the Nagel parcel lor a number ol years had been c..cside ol the authorized dock use area for that parcel and has been so r^ constructed . . . i r Reese moved, Pillsbury seconded, to recomme-d approval or the draft Order for the Nagel dock use area variance with the corrected wording as suggested. Hnt,i...ri carri''d. 4. Resolution to Implement Fee Increases Approved at the 10/23/91 Board meeting. The Resolution as presented wa.s corrected as fr.llov/.s: Paragraph .3 to read: NUW. THFKFFnRE. BE I'l' ^ HE^:;uLVEL> that application fees lor licenses required by the provisions hereinafter cited shall sapeursede Resolution 61 and 6Z and be as follows: Section Ic is to be deleted atid tiie subsequent sections renumbered. Babcock moved. Reese seconded, to recommend arprov.ai ol a Resolution Setting Fees for Licenses for Multiple Docks or Mooring Areas. Commercial Docks. L.auriching Ramps and Docks in Excess of 100 feet, for District Mooring Areas, for Deicing, for Special Density Licenses, for Variances, and for Permanerit docks with the corrections a.s noted. Motion carried. 5. Staff Review of Proposed RegistrabJon of Docks with 3 4 Restricted Watercraft. The committee received a report 1 rom riiibar.lt dated li/o responding to the recommendation for registration of docks with 3 or 4 restricted watercraft. The report includes the procedure for identifying the docks, notification of tlie cwp.ers and follow-up and a detail of the implementatiori. The stall conclusion is a recommendation to postpone the implementation ol registration for at least 2 years. The implementation was determined to be very time consuming. Staff will continue to inventory unlicensed docks with .3 or 4 restricted waterciatt. The committee proceeded to discuss the proposed registration and alternatives. Grathwol said the study originated by recognizing there are about 6.ODD boats on the Lake. Management Plan study discussions said that number may double. The committee was looking for a way to control this potential growth. Slocum said there should be a mechanism to control the growth of the rentals at private docks. He feels there is a positive in the regi.stration process. Residents who have 3-4 boats at their docks should prove the boats are their own. If a complaint is received it would only be necessary to ask it the boats are registered. Foster su«ge-ted LMCD investigate advertisement • lor rental space at private properties. Thibault said tlxe individuals advertising in the newspaper are obvious offenders. Others rent to friends or by word of mouth without advertising. Renters could be contacted an advised that if they are going t o rent slips they are required to have a commercial dock license and mu.st oomplv with city ordinances.