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� �Xfr�� "�.�. - � �E,S'o� , �=9 I , RECOl✓i•�1�DATIOI� • Based upon- the ioregoing, I recommend to the City Council that the � property com:nonly known as Stubbs Bay �i�rina (legally described as Block 7 , Bayside Addition to Lake Minnetonka and Lots 21 and 22, Auditor' s Subdivision No. 203) be zoned and restricted for use as io ert District LR-lA, consistent One Family Lak eshore Residential p ' p Y� • with the zoning designation and actual use of all surrounding properties . I support �his recotr�nendation with my conclusion ,as a professional . planner that this zoning designation is � entirelyhensive�Plansland�h e goals , intents and purposes of the Ci�y s Compre that any other designation is inconsistent with those goals , intents and purposes . � I further reco�nend to the City Council that the future develop�nent � and use of the subject property be restricted and limited to those permitted and conditional uses specified as appropriate uses for the LR-lA zoning use district. I su�port this recomm�ndation with my conclusion as a professional planner that said permitted uses are indeed appropriate for this property given all neighborhood, topographic, geographic, ecological, �historic and legal restrictions imposed on the property by its very • location and intrinsic characteristics and that all other uses , including limited co�u�ercial use as a marina, are infact inappropriate for the property and the neighborhood. II. COURSE OF ACTION • The Council' s first responsibility is to accept the many reports and recommendations prepared on this subject and to hear the comments and recommendations 'of the property owners, neighbors and public at large. . � I recommend that after receipt of all facts nndfuPure zoninge City Council adopt a RESOLUTION OF INTENT regardi g development and use of this property. This resolution would be conceptual in nature, allowing staff an opportunity to include all � new information received at thetpublic hearing, to include exactly � all findings of the Council and to ensure that the final resolution be correct in detail prior to passage at the next meeting. I have attached a suggested draft of such a 'resolution. I recommend that the Council amend the 1974 Comprehensive Plan � consistent with the findings of this moratorium area study. � � � . .