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r Resolution No. • Page 6 43. From the time of Council approval on March 17, 1977, ten (10) months elapsed until the building permit was requested, four (4) months elapsed until the permit expired and an additional five (5) months elapsed until the date of the above STOP WORK ORDER (total elapsed time 19 months). 44. Ample time existed during 1977 for McCleary to have acquired the permit and to have proceeded with the then approved work and/or to have adequately maintained the property. 45. All during 1977 and 1978, McCleary had continued to rent boat slips on the public waters when no operating marina was on the site; sanitary facilities when present at all consisted of one chemical toilet, the site was overgrown with weeds and debris, the docks were unsafe and partially underwater, and the docks were in a configuration not approved by the applicable marina licenses. 46. Since the March 1977 Council approval, additional information and requirements have affected this proposal. 47. The dredging, rezoning and -tavern applications by McCleary have raised -questions regarding development intent. 48. A federal flood insurance study by the Department of Housing and Urban Development; finalized 6n February 17, 1978, indicates that the entire marina property is within a sheet flow flood plain. 49. The marina property is not served by sanitary sewer and the City has no record of the existing on-site septic system location, design or operating characteristics. 50. Orono Ordinance 210, adopted on April 13, 1978, provides for certain septic systems site evaluation, design and performance standards, consistent with Minnesota Pollution Control Agency requirements, which standards must be proven prior to issuance of any building permit but which information has not been submitted -for the marina property.