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this it is important to tie in their funding and financing to understand the timing of what they anticipate to be done. In line with this it would be appropriate that the plan indicate which of the existing buildings will remain and the work schedule for fixing those up together with indicating how long those would be utilized. A concern also related to the progress is the understanding that there were no monies appropriate to this Veterans Camp during any of the conventions of the four organizations that make up the Big Island Board of Governors. Given the unique nature of the development they are undertaking and given the fact it would not be easily converted to other uses together with just the magnitude of the operation, it may be worth exploring the issue of requiring a letter of credit to ccver the proposed development and a timing schedule that needs to be met in order to insure that it happens. 2. Compliance - The City does have a concern related to their ability and/or desire to comply with City requirements. This was initially indicated in the fish ice house storage on the island, but has continued to the extent that work has been done beyrnd that permitted in a conditional use permit or work dcne which required building permits that have not teen taken out. Additionally it has been indicated that the dining hall which was a building that was secured and in need cf extensive repair was utilized as a dining facility during the summer of 1966. while not necessarily requiring a conditional use permit to utilize it for the working parties, it is anticipated that a significant amount of work requiring building permits would need to be clone to make it safe for food service. A list of all the issues related to the dining h.11 have previously been given to members of the Board. 3. Annexation - As you will recall the Board made the offer at tTiey be annexed to some other community so that •could find a staff that was more amenable to work the Board. The City has no indication that they nave approached any of the other communities regarding this nor filed any petitions in relationship to it, however, it would be staff's recommendation that the City contest any such annexation as the Big Icland properties represent a key environmental point on the lake. RECOMMENDATION - Staff recommends the following direction be given to the Big Island Board of Governors related to their development. A. That no conditional use permits for any further activ.ty requiring such permits be granted tc the Boar.]