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! <br /> ��A1NNfT� <br /> P ti h;,:'�j: �1� <br /> >f' y <br /> • �^ • LAKE MI <br /> .�, NNETONKA CONSERVATION DISTRICT <br /> �o s.� .� c: 23505 SMITNTOWN ROAD,SUITE 120•SHOFEWOOO,MINNE50TA 55331 •TELEPHONE 952/745-0789•FAX 952/745-9085 <br /> tiS 1P <br /> FQ✓AiipN O�S � Gregory S. Nybeck,EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR <br /> March 27, 2013 <br /> a�` <br /> �� / <br /> RECEI�'�� <br /> Ms. Julianne Scherven Mr. Alan Greene MAR 2g 1�r3 <br /> 2649 Casco Point Road 2645 Casco Polnt Road <br /> Orono, MN 55391 Orono, MN 55391 C�lYOFpRpNO <br /> RE: Site #681, Spring Park Bay <br /> Dear Ms. Scherven and Mr. Greene: <br /> In the summer of 2012, the Lake M(nnetonka Conservation Distrfct (LMCD) staff conducted <br /> lake-wide inspectlons of dock and watercraft storage on Lake Mlnnetonka. Your residential site <br /> was (dentified as one that was potentially not in full compliance with one or more LMCD <br /> Ordinances. The LMCD Board of Directors has opted to pursue a course of education and <br /> voluntary compliance for all sites so identified. The intent of this letter is to prov(de you with <br /> relevant and current information to allow you to assess your dock and watercraft storage <br /> needs� and to take steps to bring them into compliance, if necessary, during the 2013 boating <br /> season and beyond. <br /> Your tocation was identified as a ooss(ble shared dock that had five or more restricted <br /> watercraft stored at the site at the time it was insoected Anv dock or moorina area <br /> constructed or maintained for the storaae af five or more restricted watercraft is defined as a <br /> "multiole dock or moorina area " The LMCD recognizes the ecological beneflts of a shared <br /> dock; however, once a dock maintains f(ve or more restricted watercraft, a multiple dock <br /> Iicense is required. To further explafn options available for maintaining a shared or individual <br /> dock on Lake Minnetonka, the following is offered: <br /> Shared Dock wtthout a MuitialelNon-Commercial Dock License <br /> Attachad please find an excerpt from LMCD Code Section 2.Oi, subd. 3., which provides the <br /> ability to adJust dock use areas and have a shared dock. In summary, two adjolning properties <br /> may store up to�ur restricted watercraft on one single dock without a multiple dock Iicense, <br /> subject to the provis(ons Ilsted within. <br /> Shared Dock with a Mult(ale/Non-Commercial Dock License <br /> In order to legally store the same number of restricted watercraft on the shared dock that you <br /> had in 2013, a multiple dock Iicense would be required. Watercraft storage density is based on <br /> each individual site's continuous shorellne measurements (see "How many boats can I store?" <br /> below). Additlonally, Code Section 2.01, subd. 3 (above) would apply, as well. To obtain a <br /> multfple dock Ifcense, the following two optfons are offered: <br /> � Multiple DocWNon-Commercial License via LMCD Code Section 2.03, subd. 1-1 S: This <br /> is a more formal process in obtaining a multiple dock license for two or more adjoining <br /> sites that would like to store five or more restricted watercraft that are not all owned and <br /> reqistered to individuals at the site(s). This process would be reviewed by staff and <br /> � Web Page Address� http://www.lmcd.org•E-mail Address: Imcd�Fs�lmcd.org <br /> �°'��°5'c°^,�,m�„"�S�o To protect and preserve Lake Minnetonka. <br />