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Water Structures and Environment Committee January 13, 1990 Bay. The committee also received a letter from the City of Waysata stating the City Council has approved the project. The Minnesota DNR has given written notice recommending an Environmental Assessment Worksheet (EAW). The Environmental Quality Board (EOB) response is pending. (Subsequent to this meeting tlie EOB agreed than an EAW is mandatory. Reese moved, Boswinkel seconded, recommendation to the Board to approve the Special Density and New Dock License for the City of Wayzata, subject to the EAW Worksheet and Board approval of the amendment to LMCD Code Section 2.05, Subd. 4. Motion carried unanimously. 4. City of D« )|>haven Special Density and New Dock License application and <:.nvironBental Assessment Worksheet (EAW) Review The committee received an application for a Special Density and New Dock License for the City of Deephaven proposing the following increases: Carson's Bay - Boat Storage Units from 102 to 141 Water Storage Units from 121 to 186 St. Louis Bay - Boat Storage Units from 153 to 172 Water Storage Units from 176.5 to 222.5 The Executive Director submitted an evaluation of the application indicating items not completed on the application along with a listing of variances and the need for an EAW. Grathwol noted this is a comprehensive application and opened the discussion to air questions and comments to give direction on how to work out the details. Gerald Laugh 1in. Chair of the Deephaven Boat Committee, and Richard Brown, CounciJiit*.'mHer, were present <.o represent the City. Laughlin stated the My currently has 292 facilities available to the residents, ail rented, and 375 names on their waiting list. Responding to questions from Hurr, Laughlin stated very few riparian owners rent a city dock or mooring. Their ordinance prohibits any one individual having a buoy and dock although a buoy user has the right to also rent a slide or canoe rack. The City issues permits to tlie property owner, whether they are the resident or not. Laughlin stated tliey are removing nine buoys which will open up additional water space. Bjorlin, Babcock and Hurr commented that the fees did not accompany the application. Laughlin explained the fees will be authorized at tlie next City Council meeting. The Executive Director reported the City has paid its 1990 dock renewal fees of $4,160.