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LMCD Board Minutes October 26, 1988 their deicing permit be reserved for future years. Two persons have made this request for 1988-89. Upon recommendation by the Water Structures Committee, Cochran moved, Rascop seconded that deicing applicants must make their applications with full fee payment annually in order to retain their grandfathered deicing statue. The discussion prompted concern by Directors ranging from waiving the fee when deicing would not be conducted, to charging at least a reasonable administrative registration fee. An amend- ment was offered to charge a $25 administrative fee for this year only, which would not allow deicing. A prospective applicant, under these circumstances, could apply later for deicing, paying the full fees if conditions should so require. The late fee would not be applicable. This amendment was accepted by Cochran and Rascop. The motion to allow previous applicants to serve intent of their not being able to deice by submitting written notification and the $25 administrative fee was approved as recommended. The motion carried unanimously. f) District !boring Area (DMA) Temporary Extensions. The "Dock" Com- mittee recommendation of authorizing the Executive Director to permit a DMA temporary extension doubling the DMA distance or to reach 3' of navigable water whichever is reached first without creating a navigation hazard was reviewed by the Board. The Executive Director requested clarification of the distance that would be referenced in the doubling provision. The distance of each mooring area is set individually by th- Board based upon the DMA application and its individual circumstances. tt was also pointed out that the 3' of navigable water may be inadequate for certain keel boats. Rascop moved, Boswinkel seconded that the temporary extension recommendation be referred back to committee. The motion carried unanimously. g) Lake Frontage Measurement Code Amendment. This subject was re- viewed by the "Dock" Committee with a recommendation that staff develop a Code modification, with legal assistance, taking into account continuous shoreline, not including islands, using wetland shorelands. Since the Water Structures Committee, consultant Dave Arndorfer offered a recommendation to the Lake Use Committee on 30-17-88, recommending that no changes be made in the existing method of measuring Lake frontages. This was outlined in a letter provided the Board in advance dated 10-17-88. Arndorfer reasoned his position: 1) Changes to existing policy end ordinances should be viewed as interim, in effect, only until the Management Plan is adoped and implemented. Measurement of Lake frontage will be essen- tial to three major areas of the master plan: (1) Shoreland Aesthetics, (2) Lake Access, and (3) Wetlands. 2) We are compiling alternatives for determining boat storage in the water or on the land that may affect the number of boats kept in the water at the Lake's shoreline. Four alternative methods were listed.