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� <br /> � <br /> � Page 21 <br /> � Page Two <br /> rlembers of the City Council <br /> � Re : IJorth Shore Drive Nlarina <br /> June 13 , 1977 <br /> � <br /> � <br /> � Th2 units can be asseinbled as two-tiered units , in which case the <br /> height would be 18 ' instead of that set forth above. I•1y <br /> � client is willing to erect two-tiered units as we have been told that <br /> this is desired by you, as opposed to three-tiered units <br /> � originally planned. The installation of an optional roof-type <br /> • covering would add 7 ' to either such unit. <br /> � 4 . These units can be erected as individual free-standing <br /> racks and should be placed on small concrete footings to assure <br /> � long-term stability. -• <br /> � 5 . A cross-sectioned topographical :nap of the Marina property <br /> �aould a�pear as a concave arc extending from the surface of <br /> � North Shore Drive Road down to the main level of the marina <br /> • property some 4 ' above the lake level. riy client is willing to locate <br /> the dry stack units as far away from the lake as is functionally <br /> � possible and to recess them into the upper end of the concave <br /> are so that the tops of such units will be substantially lower <br /> � than the roadway surface. In addition, my client is willing to <br /> install at his own eapense appro�riate shrubbery along three <br /> � sides of each unit so as to shield the units from view by users <br /> • of the roadway and from any abutting homeowners. The <br /> objective �ere is to make the dry stack units as unobtrusive as possible <br /> � to the aesthetic quality of the area. <br /> � 6 . My client is presently authorized to have 98 rental dock. <br /> slips in the lake , which he has. He has 5 service boats in <br /> � slips. In addition, he has 36 boats for sale on the i�larina <br /> property. We are not here concerned with the number of boats <br /> � in the water, except to the extent that my client is willing <br /> � to remove from the water 20 of the 98 rental dock slips in <br /> conjunction with his installation of dry stacks. While this <br /> � body does , in �art, by licensing, regulate the number of slips <br /> that my client has, a reduction in the number of water rental <br /> � slips, as proposed, seems consistent with this political <br /> subdivision ' s verbalized policy of reducing the number of boats <br /> � actually resting in the water, as ��ell as the LMCD' s desire <br /> • to remove boats not in actual use from the lake as notential <br /> pollution sources . <br /> � 7 . �y client has a lawful right to reasonable use of his <br /> + marina property as a commercial business . Presently, boats are <br /> � <br /> � <br /> � <br /> � <br /> � <br /> � <br />