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! . <br /> CONT•INUED MEETING OF TfiE ORONO COUNCIL APRIL 27, 1977 Page 10 <br /> � <br /> • After a long discussion, the Planning Cor.unission NORTH SHORE DRIVE MARINA <br /> recommended denial. Justifications: (Continued) <br /> �: Expansion of non-conforming use. <br /> • Currently zoned LR-lA=i. <br /> 3. The stacked storage would create an objectional <br /> � vi�ual obstruction. <br /> 4. Racks would require a height variance. <br /> � 5. The stacked storage lacks adequate natural <br /> screening from road and lake. <br /> � 6. Stacking would provide additional open space <br /> for request for storage expansion in future. <br /> � Council Meeting - April 27, 1977 <br /> � Mr. Bruce Douglas, attorney representing Mr. Larry <br /> � Hork, appeared this evening to discuss the question <br /> of dry boat storage and one of the problems that <br /> � we have had in the past and we are having now, is <br /> the licensing that has not been acted on in the <br /> • early part of the year and is normally not granted <br /> • until later in the season. <br /> Ma��or Van Nest asked Mr. Douglas if the City has <br /> • ever denied his client permission to operate. <br /> � Mr. Bruce Douglas: No. <br /> Henry Muhich, Building & Zoning Administrator, <br /> � informed the applicant that the annual license <br /> � review is being completed now but this is not <br /> n the agenda as a license review item this <br /> � �vening. <br /> � Mayor Van Nest noted that Mr. Alan Olson, <br /> Assistant Building & Zoning Administrator, is <br /> � reviewing all� previous resolutions pertaining <br /> to the marina operations and these will be <br /> • reviewed by Council at a later date. Mr. Olson <br /> will be reviewing these resolutions with Mr. Hork, <br /> � as well as other operators, before final Council <br /> � action. <br /> Mayor Van Nest discussed the Lake Minnetonka <br /> � Conservation District regulations on dock <br /> length and the cutback from 300' to 200 ' . Mr. <br /> � Henry Muhich, Building & Zoning Administrator, <br /> � stated that the City has approved the 200' dock <br /> length regulations. <br /> � P4r. Bruce Douglas stated that he and his client <br /> � would like to discuss dry stack storage and <br /> felt that they are adequate and meet all City <br /> � regulations and they are approved by the Lake <br /> Minnetonka Conservation District and the Depart- <br /> � ment of Natural Resources. <br /> � Mr. Hork has purchased these dry stack structures <br /> �t a cost of $36,000 and Mr. Hork would like to <br /> ave these constructed as soon as possible. <br /> (Continued) <br /> � <br /> � <br /> � <br />