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KF. ^ p. ’ ;*. S’ p;Vi' , L’-v I >' A lA I .. I P 1:s;; r 1.* V t' I loV Ha'ter Structures and Environment Committee November IG, 1991 Penn wondered if this is the best use of Tliibault's time. It would seem that responding to the a'.l.s and handling complaints would be as effective as searching out the 3or 4 boat docks. Babcock wanted it known that the LMCD is not saying residents cannot have 3 or more boats. If renting. they must pay the same fee and meet the same req»iirements as a commercial marina. The executive director added that the annual inventory of boats would indicate if there is growth in the number of 3 or 4 boat docks, a valuable boat storage growth indicator to monitor. Grathwol moved, Foster seconded, to accept tlie staff report, to direct the staff to continue to monitor 3 or 4 boat docks and seek a way to find new methods of enforcing the commercial marina activities (at residential docks). Motion carried. g. Policies and Procedures Subcommittee Study Babcock presented a summary of administrative and code amendments recommended by the Policies and Procedures Subcommittee. He did not ask for action, .iust review. Grathwol suggested another ordinance change which requires registration of combined residential docks. Babcock said he would rath~r not meet as a sub~cornmittee again. He would like to address t» at the Water Structures Committee level. Grathv-.l said the report could be accepted and placed on the January committee agenda with anticii* ,t.ed action at the January Board meeting. , Thibault mentioned the Bupp and Whinnery docks. both in excess of 100’, and currently under di.scussion. She asked whether they need a license as well as a variance. The Code currently requires docks over lUU’ to be licensed, as well as requiring a variance. The proposed ordinance on lighting would delete the licensing requirement for docks over 100*, because all docks over 100’ also require a variance. Grathwol said this will be handled at the January meeting. Babcock called attention to tlie three types of license applications recommended in the changes, new, renewal and “amended". , , . , . The exef’utive director said the amended application has been discussed with the LMCD attorney. The Code Sec. subdivision 7, provides for a new dock license when any changes are made. The Board may waive tlie fees and public hearing under conditions stated in the Code. Babcock said he favors allowing minor dock changes regardless of density. Grathwol said on f];andfathered docks, when their density exceeds 1-10 , t e District should retain control over these docks. Babcock stated that allowing minor changes permits the marinas to better themselves over time. Pillsbury was excused. Babcock agreed to continue the study to the committee meeting. January