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MINUTES OF THE <br />ORONO CITY COUNCIL MEETING <br />Monday, May 12, 2014 <br />7:00 o’clock p.m. <br />_____________________________________________________________________________________ <br /> <br /> Page 14 of 16 <br />(9. SPECIAL EVENT PERMIT – LONG LAKE ROWING CLUB, Continued) <br /> <br />Loftus requested the applicant submit a new Water Patrol permit application that has an updated location <br />for a new storage facility, a parking plan, and proposed access point. Loftus stated to her knowledge the <br />current application does not reflect that. <br /> <br />Casey Rasmussen, Orono, stated her daughter has been rowing with Mr. Wilson for the last few months, <br />and that she would ask the City Council to grant them the ability to row on Long Lake. Currently the <br />group goes out rowing twice a day at 5 a.m. The girls are working very hard so they can attend Division <br />1 schools and be on the rowing teams. <br /> <br />Rasmussen stated while the community rowing program is admirable and a lot of good kids are involved <br />in it, it is not a good fit for her daughter since she would like to attend a Division 1 school. Rasmussen <br />stated competitive rowing takes a different type of training, which is the type of training Mr. Wilson <br />provides, and that it would be nice if it can be done in their home town. <br /> <br />Rasmussen stated she would ask if the City Council could possibly put something on the table so they do <br />not waste even more time. Rasmussen noted the girls are currently training for regionals and fly to Ohio <br />on Friday. After that they hope to attend nationals in California in three weeks. Rasmussen stated every <br />week that they have to wait in this process is difficult. Rasmussen stated they are not an organized club <br />and that they are basically hiring Mr. Wilson as a private coach. The group did not understand that they <br />would have to go through the same process as a private club. Rasmussen requested the City Council’s <br />support on their application. <br /> <br />Carrie Shoyer stated she resides in Chaska but that her daughter also trains with Mr. Wilson. Shoyer <br />stated she heard the Orono City Council indicate they would like to defer to Long Lake, and asked if defer <br />means that if Long Lake approves it, they would not have to come back to Orono. Shoyer stated she <br />wants to understand exactly what the Council is saying. <br /> <br />McMillan stated the Council is asking that Long Lake give permission first especially if the boats will be <br />launched in their city. McMillan noted the City of Long Lake has had issues with boat launches in the <br />past and that she would like them to comment on it first. McMillan stated after Long Lake comments on <br />it or grants permission, the Orono City Council will act on it. <br /> <br />Shoyer stated she is asking whether a decision can be made that if Long Lake is okay with it, that Orono <br />is okay with it, which would save them time. <br /> <br />McMillan stated she does not want to put any pressure on the City of Long Lake. McMillan indicated she <br />was more concerned about the use of Summit Beach and that she wanted to make sure that was <br />communicated tonight. McMillan noted the City Council just found out tonight that the boats will be <br />launched out of Nelson Beach and that Staff will need to discuss it with Long Lake first. <br /> <br />Shoyer asked if there is any potential that by the time this goes before the Long Lake City Council that <br />the Orono Staff will have discussed things with them. <br /> <br /> <br /> <br />
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