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Paul A. Scherber Deering Island August 29 , 1985 Page 2 The conforming lot status conferred in 1983 may have been based on erroneous information. Since this property would Iikely have been granted an autnmatic lot area variance if it was known it was under 5 acres, you would still be allowed �o construct the seasonal dwelling that is proposed. 6. You are advised that because the lot area appears to be less than 5 acres, any future request for some type of multi-family use will likely require a lot area variance. 7. Any future proposed use which is not listed in the zoning code as a permitted use but is listed as a conditional use will require a conditional use permit. 8. Any proposed future uses which do not fall strictly within the uses listed in the code will likely require a zoning code amendment, and the passage of such an amendment is not guaranteed. Based on items 1 through 8 above, a permit to construct a single family seasonal recreational dwelling will be granted, with the following conditions: l. The existing residence shall be removed, the septic tanks filled in, and the existing well properly abandoned or rejuvenated for immediate continued use by a licensed water well contractor; aIl the above to be completed prior to final in- spection of the new construction. 2. Because removal of the existing house and filling of the basement excavation will likely require the use of heavy equip- ment within the 0-75' lakeshore setback area, the builder shall provide suitable sedimentation control measures to eiiminate any sediments from entering the lake. 3. A conditional use permit is required for an excavation, f i 1 1 , temporary f i 1 I storage, or temporary or permanent "road" access grading within 75' of the Iakeshore. In addition, erosion barriers must be placed wherever there is potential for sedimen- tation into the lake. 4. Dock structures and use fal.ls uncler the jurisdiction of the Lake Minnetonka Conservation District and thP property owner is advised to obtain such approvals as may be necessary from the LMCD. A copy of this letter must be signed by the property owner and builder prior to issuance of the building permit.