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MINUTES OF A PLANNING CnMMISSION MEETING HELD FEBRUARY 27, 1978 - PAGE 20 He added that the Plarr. Commission is considering that a discussion will occ-ir regarding the private easements along Lots 7 and 16, and it was determined this issue would not be formally addressed in this motion because these private easements are not snows she plat as submitted. Further, in regards to the discussion on dock placement, Mr. Adams felt that it would be consistent with his goals to allow for the placement of the docks not an the private easements, but adjacent to the easements, thus, not allowing for legal use of those dockL by the lot owners other than those of Lots 7 and 16. Motion - Ayes (4): Wilson, Hammerel, Hannah, Frahm; Nays (0); Abstain (2): Hurr, McDonald. The motion passed. Chairwoman McDonald and Commissioner Hurr indicated they abstained because they felt they should wait for the City Attorney's information regarding the private easements and riparian rights. Commissioner Hammerel moved to approve the final plat subject to the City Attorney's recommendation regarding the private easements and riparian rights. After further discussion it was determined the final approval would have to include the many unresolved matters, such as payment of the park dedication fee, drainage and utility easements, etc. Commissioner Hammerel withdrew his motion. Commissioner Hurr felt they were rushing the approval of this plat. Commissioner Frahm indicated he wanted to gee the homeowner's association agreement before he voted on the final plat. Commissioner Hurr reminded the Commission that the Zoning AdmenLstrator did not receive Vie final plat until 2-23-78 and did not have time tr review it and make a recommendation to the Planning Commission. The Commission disetissed the urresolved issues including: 1) location, size and number of boats and slips Including use rights and setbacks 2) association agreen►ents and by-laws TIM ADAMS FARM AT LONG 1..AKE #317 (con't)