04-27-1977 Council Minutes - Continued

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CONTINUED MEETING OF THE ORONO COUNCIL APRIL 27, 1977 Page 9 � Henry Muhich, Building & Zoning Administrator, NORTH SHORE DRIVE MARINA read into the record the following report on the 3220 North Shore Drive North Shore Drive Marina, 3220 North Shore Drive Larry Hork dated April 11, 1977: Mr. Hqrk met with Alan Olson, Assistant Building and Zoning Administrator . I also spoke with him. We reminded him that permits were necessary for racks. He said he was not told about this before he ordered the racks and they were already in town. I also reminded him of the missing trees. He said he would look into this. I was not too sure if his plans included any dredging so felt it would be wise to pose the question directly to him. He informed me that he had an approval from the DNR to do annual dredging. �' I questioned this type of permit and advised him to hold up on any dredging until the City approves it. He has not submitted any dredging plans as yet. He says he dredges the lagoon whenever erosion makes access impossible, although it has not been necessary since the early 70 's. S I am enclosing copies of some additional plans submitted by Mr. Hork. They include cross section plans of the storage racks and a revised site plan indicating elimination of some docks. The proposed storage racks would substitute for the storage docks on the lake. Planning Commission Meeting - April 18, 1977 Mr. Hork presented his proposal. It consisted of a request to erect two boat racks for storage of 48 boats. These storage slips would replace all the slips in the lagoon, some of the slips on the main dock and some of the current on-land slips. The racks are 25' high to the roof line with three decks. The two lower decks are 8' high for storage of larger boats. The third deck has about a 6' clearance for smaller boats. Mr. Hork did not consider this deck as a storage facility. He said this was only for small row boats and such. The Planning Commission felt this would provide additional storage slips and increase the storage capacity. The Planning Commission was also concerned about the 25' height which exceeds the 15 ' height limit on boat storage. Mr. Hork suggested eliminating the roof to reduce the height to 18' . � (Continued)