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MINUTES OF THE REGULAR ORONO COUNCIL MEETING HELD JUNE 23, 1986 <br />LMCD REPORT continued <br />sticker costing approximately $25.00. She stated that <br />the LMCD would like more control over public accesses. <br />She stated that she will report on their legislation at <br />a later date. <br />PUBLIC COMMENTS <br />Councilmember Grabek questioned the the type of response <br />the LMCD anticipates by requiring a Lake Minnetonka <br />sticker and how they intend to control and require <br />people that do not live on the lake to have stickers for <br />their boats. <br />Hurr stated that she has not had any negative response <br />from lakeshore resident, and they feel this would. also <br />regulate the use of the lake. <br />Councilmember Grabek voiced his objection to lakeshore <br />residents having to pay a fee for their boats in <br />addition to their high taxes in order to support the <br />LMCD and enforcement on the lake for additional traffic <br />from people outside. He felt lakeshore owners should <br />get a free sticker. He stated that a multitude of <br />problems come up with the sticker idea. <br />Hurr stated that the legislature would not accept that, <br />everyone or no one would have to purchase stickers. <br />It was suggested that possibly lakeshore owners would be <br />required to purchase one sticker per their 4 boat limit. <br />Hurr stated that Hennepin Park District is interested in <br />establishing a public park on the lake. <br />Hurr also noted that the BWI law is effectively working. <br />Metropolitan Waste Control Commission - As MWCC <br />representative, JoEllen Hurr reported that with the <br />recent 3" rainfall measures were being taken to assure <br />that no water was pumped into the lake from Baldur Park <br />Road. <br />Phil Miller, 2435 Countryside Manor, requested to <br />discuss with Council some problems in the development of <br />Countryside Manor. <br />Mayor Butler stated that they would hear his <br />presentation after the Zoning Administrators report. <br />There were no other comments from the public at this <br />time. <br />3 <br />
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