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LMCD BOARD OF DIRECTORS g) Other April 25, 1990 The executive director conimented on Norm Paurus work, stating he has secured contribution of space for parts and equipment storage at no cost to the District. C. 2) WATER STRUCTURES, Chair Grathwol a) Grathwol moved, Reese seconded, approval of the 4-7-90 minutes, amending heading and paragraph 2, page 2, line 2: delete reference to "new dock license and" since the new dock license for change of ownership was approved by the Board 3- 28-90. Motion carried unanimously. b) City License. of Doephaven New Dock and Special Density The Board considered the results of the public hearing held on 4-25-90 at 7 p.m. to consider the City of Deephaven new dock and special density license for 8 new Boat Storage Units at Bay St. Louis, for a new total of 218 BSU. There were no objections from the public to the increase. Grathwol moved, Boswinkel seconded, approval of new and special density license for 8 new Boat Storage Units at Bay St. Louis, subject to preparation and distribution of an Environmental Assessment Worksheet. Motion carried unanimously. Gerald Laughlin was informed the EAW will be prepared, returned to the Board for approval and then distributed to a stipulated list of interested parties. It requires at least 45 days to process it after submission to the Environmental Quality Board. Maxwell Bay/Lakeside Marina Temporary Variance. Low Water The Water Structures Committee recommended approval of a temporary low water variance to 600’ from the 929.4’ shoreline for Maxwell Bay/Lakeside Marina with use of floating docks in the exact same configuration as the permanent docks. Ilurr reported the owner has made application to the City of Orono with action scheduled for their next meeting. Grathwol acknowledged a letter dated 4/6 from Gayle Wittig, Gayle’s Marina, objecting to the extension proposal. LeFevere commented that 600’ is three times the dock length called for in the code and expressed concern about infringing on neighboring dock use areas. He noted the side setback requirement in the Code of Ordinances does not extend beyond 200’. Cochran responded there would be a stipulation in approval that the setback must be met for the full length of the dock, namely 20’ beyond 200’. James Dunn, owner of Maxwell Bay/Lakeside Properties Marina, displayed an aerial presentation of the area showing water depths to 600’. His figures show 2.6’ near the shoreline, 2’ at 400’ - continued