06-27-1988 - Agenda Packet City Council - regular meeting

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Zoning File #1277 Page 2 of 5 the Big Island Board of Gnvernors to open the facility to the public for day use recreation only. It is understood by the applicant that overnight camping would require a seperate review. It is staff's understanding that the applicant plans to submit an application some time in July. Staff will begin the review of the day use recreation in consideration of the standards set forth in the RS district (Subdivision 3 (C) 1-9) as follows: Item 1. Minimum dry, buildable Minimum area required - 5 Existing - 57 acres 100 user require 5 acres Each 20 additional users area required for number of users. acres to requires an additional acre The applicants propose a maximum number of 240 picnic/users of the day use recreation area. In applicants addendum, Exhibit E, staff noted that applicant would apply to the City if the user level exceeded 1,140 (20 users x 57 acres). Based on the current user level for this Conditional Use Permit, the applicant must obtain a Special Events Permit from the City of Orono if any event results in a user level over 240, review 5.25 of your Municipal Code, Ordinance 22 Second Series. Item 2. The minimum lot width of the shoreline shall be 200', the applicants recent survey information confirms that they have almost 6,500' of shoreline. Item 3. The Veterans group have applied for a joint use dock licenso. showing an expansion of 20 boats from the originally approved joint license of 8 for a total of 28 units. Review Exhibit N. In the absence of a formal marina committee, the amended joint use dock license will be reviewed and acted on under the current Conditional Use Permit. For the RS standard, the proposed increase of 20 boat units is easily satisfied with the 6,500 linel feet of ohoreline (1 slip per 50' of shoreline required by the LMCD ordinances). Planning Commission members may wish to review Code Section 5.42 for joint use dock license application standards. Staff did ask in the original review foi a site plan showing the lucaticn of the new dock. In reviewing Exhibit M, the proposed site plan for the day use recreation area, 3 docks are now noted along the shoreline. For the joint use dock review, staff would have to have a more detailed plan showing the length of those docks and the slip location at each of those docks. The docks clearly meet the required 10' setback from adjacent lot lines for the first 0-50' of dock length, in addition to satisfying the 15' setback fur a dock length between 50 and 101'. Item 4. The swimming areas have been clearly marked off on the site plan and its location appears to be well away from the boating traffic. Applicant should be advised to consider some form of formal sups.rvision during the I:ublic beach hours. Applicant would be well advise•3 to check their liability insurance to see what would be required.