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LMCD Board Minutes October 26, 1988 Provisions. Duvick circulated a photo showing the Nelson boat as extending significantly into their dock -use -area. For the record it is noted that the Holmes-Duvick property does not contain a residence while the Nelson property does. Duvick explained that they do have an interest in applying for a dredging permit which will assist all parties in their water access. At the invitation of Rascop, Nelson did state that he preferred that the variance application not be withdrawn at this time, requesting that it be delayed until he and his neighbors are able to reach a satisfactory agreement. Rascop moved, Pillsbury seconded that the Nelson vari- ance application be held until the next Board meeting. The motion carried unanimously. c) Rockvam Deicing Application Request. The committee recommendation that the Rockvam deicing application be handled as one permit to include the dock operations at Site 1, 4068-60 Sunset Drive, and Site 2, 4056 Sunset Drive, and be recommended for approval to the Board. Boswlnkel moved, Kraemer seconded that the Rockvam deicing application be accepted as one permit for both sites, and be approved as recommended. The motion carried unanimously. d) Deicing Applications for License Renewal. The following deicing applications have been received as of 10-11-88: Advance Hachaine Co. Minnetonka Yacht Club Anderson, Steve J. North Shore Drive Marina Clay Cliffe Homeowners Assn. Resberg, Paul F. Crystal Bay Service Rockvam Boat Yards, Inc. Curly's Mtka Marina Inc. Smith Bay Marina, Inc. Elshaug, Frank Taylor, Dave Fairview Hospi-als Tooke Bay Marina 6 Yacht Club Gayle's Marina Corp. Wallace, Rodney S. Grays Bay Resort 6 Mari Wayzata, City of Howard's Point Marina Wayzata Yacht Club Maxwell Bay Marina, Inc. Welch, Russell C. Minnetonka Boat Works (Orono) Wyer, James I. Minnetonka Boat Works (Wayz) In conjunction with these renewal application approvals, it was noted that the adjoining neighbors would be notified by letter of their neighbors' intentions to deice. Deicing licenses would be issued upon passing of inspection of the Code stipulations in 52.09, Subd. 4, items a) through h). Foster moved, Kraemer seconded that the deicing applications be approved as presented, licenses subject to inspection and full compliance with the Code as stipulated. The motion carried nnanlmously. e) Deicing Annual Application Fee Requirement to Retain ncicing Statue. The Executive Director reviewed experiences of recent year, where some deicing applicants have requested to have their deicing license retained while not conducting a deicing operation for a given year. The low water has prompted some applicants to write and say they do not plan to deice this year, but asked that