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LMCD Board Minutes October 26, 1988 a brief review, the Board seeing the draft for the first time, Rascop moved, Pillsbury seconded that the draft be returned to the committee for its review and recommendations. The motion carried unanimously. g) Winter Ordinance Review Reconsidered. Cochran moved, Boewinkel seconded to reconsider the previous motion to refer the winter ordinance draft to the committee in light of the need to prepare the copy for early December printing. The motion carried unanimously. Foster made reference to key points in the draft. The trespass provision should have a safe -guard requiring the person using another person's property to have written permission in their possession. Deicing license reference should be clarified. The "deadman" throttle is incorrect terminology. Under "Owner Responsibility," spell out that the "minor" is not to drive unless permitted by an adult. Reference to helmets should identify the state standard on certified safety helmets. Water skipping for snowmobiles should be noted as being denied. The decibel limit should be noted. Motorized vehicles driving from shore to 150' point distant should maintain speed not exceeding 15 mph until clear. Cochran moved, Pillsbury seconded that Deputy Chandler work with Director Foster in preparing a revised draft for a preliminary printing draft, subject to LMCD Board approval at its next meeting. The motion carried unanimously. h) Resolution 59, Fishing Contest Policy. Item 9, "casting near a person -occupied dock is to be avoided, and the practice to be reviewed after the 1988 season," was recommended for Board review and approval by Committee Chair Pillsbury. While there were no complaints this past summer according to Deputy Chandler, Rascop moved, Boswinkel seconded to retain the resolution language through the 1989 boating season. The motion carried unanimously. D. SPECIAL COMMITTEES 1. Advisory Comaittee. Boewinkel moved, Cochran seconded that the committee action report of 10-5-88 be approved as recommended. The motion carried unanimously. a) October Progress. Consultant Dave Arndorfer reviewed the Compre- hensive Plan progress as reported in the 10-5-88 minutes. Subcom- mittees on Shoreland Protection and Fisheries are bring Set. They will begin meeting in December. Public meetings in January and February are being planned. A letter to city mayors was circulated inviting the appointment of a key city -staff member to serve on the Shoreland Protection Committee. b) Metropolitan Council Systew Committee. The first quarterly report was presented 10-18-88 by Arndorfer, Hurr, and Stroamsen. Rascop, also in attendance, noted that two commission members, Vin Scully and Josephine Dunn, offered favorable response to the presentation.