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B. There is a question as to what happens when other <br />things such a economic downturns lessen the number of <br />boats on the lake. Then what will the rules revert to <br />lower density rules and allowed access growth at the <br />lower density? If so what happens when economic times <br />again return and place even greater pressure on the lake <br />because of increased sources of access under lower <br />density rules. <br />Page 32. Number 4. It is hoped that the remote parking and <br />shuttle would apply not only to future access points, but to <br />current access points in order to eliminate the parking on the <br />street. One of the significant problems related to these access <br />points are the on street parking which generate not only traffic <br />problems but also engender some trespassing problems of private <br />property. Additional concern is the zones in which these <br />additional "parking spots" would be placed. (The report leaves <br />this undefined. Earlier reports split it out by each of the 5 <br />established zones.) <br />Page 33. Number 6. LMCD is looking to expand further land use <br />controls in the areas that require multiple dock licenses. <br />Currently there is overlapping jurisidction between LMCD and the <br />cities as it relates to marinas and this current land use overlap <br />would be extended to other multiple dock users. This is one area <br />of grater on land "intrusion." <br />Page 34. Number 7. While the idea of examining a buffer zone is <br />appropriate, it would be difficult to expand the buffer zone and <br />thereby reduce the useable lake area and automatically increase <br />the density of useage, so that a buffer should start off as <br />restrictive as it is ever expected to be and subsequently work <br />backwards• <br />Page 35. Number 1. Ice Houses - This may be an issue without a <br />solution, but any attempted regulation should be of assistance. <br />III. USER EXPERIENCE AND SATISFACTION <br />Page 37. Perspective - This issue deals primarily with law <br />enforcement and although billed as a public safety does not <br />mention the ongoing issues of emergency medical services or fire <br />protection. These issues are of particular note should further <br />development be done for either private.or public.jise on Big