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LMCD Board Minutes April 24, 1985 Page 3 Boynton Moved, Pillsbury Seconded that the application for Winston Estates for 53 WAUs be approved subject to a certified survey regarding th,� west lot line, license not to be issued until the certified survey is received to show the lot lines on the west WARTMAN line of the development. Motion, Ayes 1131, Nays [0). DEVELOPMENT: WINSTON Elam Moved, Weisser Seconded that if the certified survey shows ESTATES that the Lake shore does not meet 2,660 feet, the applicant will return for an amended application to reduce the number of WAU accordingly. Motion, Ayes [13], Nays )0). LAKE USE. COMMITTEE: Pillsbury reported that the committee reviewed the Special Event Permit application for Fleet #8 to hold a sail- board race from Cooks Bay to Excelsior, through the Narrows, on May 18. After considering the history of the file and three alter- natives (having sailboards towed through the Narrows, holding the race on a date different from the fishing opener, or confining the race to the Upper lake), the committee referred the matter to the Board without recommendation, requesting the applicant to appear before the Board. The committee reviewed and recommended approval of the Minnesota Pro -Am Bass Tournaments, nubject to stipulations. The following renewals have been approved: Antique and Classic Boat parade, Earl L. Johnson/Minnetonka Bass Club fishing contest, Douglas J. Dunsheath parasailing, and Wayzata Marine boat show (with Excelsior Boat 6 Motor Mart, Chaska M..rina, and Kings Cove). The committee recommended approval of the county navigation buoy placement program for 1985, subject to the inspection program. The committee also recommended approval of the 1985 Slow buoy program with the placement of a Slow buoy at the north entrance to the Black lake horseshoe channel. The committee recommended acceptance of the inspection report and refund of the deposit for Lord Fletcher's broomball court. The D.W.I. legislation is moving through the legislature; discussion with the liquor commissioner has been continued for further legal review by the state. The Eater Patrol reported there will be little activity until W.P. the boating season starts. Bids have lwcn received for two new REPORT 1-0 boats for their use this summer. Kraemer Moved, Boynton Seconded that the committee report be accepted. Motion, Aver 1131, Nays 101.