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LMCD Board Minutes December 5, 1984 Page 2 The committee de#.ermined to pursue the removal of temporary strut- TEMPORARY tures, especially removal of mooring buoys, in cooperation with STRUCTURES the Water Patrol this fall; the committee ordered a news release encouraging buoy removal before freeze-up. Bauman Moved, Kraemer Seconded that the committee report be ac- cepted. Motion, Ayes 1101, Nays 101. Elam Moved, Bauman Seconded that the following dock license applica- tions be approved subject to village response: Cedarhurst Association Walden Tract X Property Owners 1985 Clay Cliffe Homeowners Assn. Walter's Port DOCK Lord Fletcher Apartments (subj to Wayzata Bay Tenancy LICENSES 10-3-84 Density permit) West Beach Apartments Victoria Estates motion, Ayes 1101, Nays 101. LAKE USE COMMITTEE: Pillsbury reported that the committee was advised of the renewal applications for Lord Fletcher's broomball events and for the Wayzata Fire Department's ice fishing contest. The committee reviewed the proposed Code amendment to restrict the riding on a boat transom while under way. After discussion of the need for modification to include any added platforms or deckage for swimmers or water skiers, the committee recommended first reading to the Board, as modified. In discussing the need for getting as many charter boats as possible registered for 1985, it was suggested that all Board members check with their respective cities to help identify any additional charter boat operators. The 1985 Lake Use study was held for further review. Standardizing stipulations for Special Events was also held for further review. Safeguards for the proposed trail at Crays Bay Dam were reviewed; the committee recommended Board approval of the proposal. The Water Patrol reported that activity has been reduced substan- tially to on -call basis. Navigation buoys are being removed with only the main channel markers remaining, to aid late large -boat WATER PATROL removal. The Patrol is working with the LMCD to standardize deicing REPORT program procedures. Very few mooring buoys are left out this year; efforts are being made to encourage removal. The U.S. Coast Guard's guidelines for intoxication control should be available shortly.