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REGULAR IIEETIrdG OF THE OROiIO COUNCIL, I'EBRUARY 27, 1979 Page 10 <br /> Dr. John Wood - letter - February 23, 1979 PUBLIC HEARING <br /> Stubbs Bay P4arina <br /> � "Last sur:uner scientists at the Gray Freshwater (Continued) <br /> Biological Institute surveyed each lake basin of <br /> Lake P7innetonka. Stubbs Bay was shown to be the <br /> most eutrophic bay in terms of turbidity, algal <br /> bloorn, and nutrient content. In fact,. it was worse <br /> than Halstead' s Bay on the upper lake. Since Stubbs <br /> Bay is sr.iall and very shallow, it is clear that a <br /> . multiple dock for large power boats would r.iake the <br /> situation worse in several respects : <br /> 1) The movei*►ent of sediments in shallow areas will <br /> cause increased nutrient wash-out fror.t the <br /> sediments into the lake. <br /> 2) The adjacent shoreline properties will be sealed <br /> in by a sediment bank causing stagnation especially <br /> on the shoreline southeast of the project and <br /> causing residents problems with filamentous algae, <br /> aquatic riacrophytes, and foul odors fron stac�nation. <br /> Also, these resid�nts will have to dredge their <br /> way out eventually if they wish access to the lake. <br /> If the dock is designed for low horsepower boats , then <br /> of course, the above detriraental factors would not apply. " <br /> J. 24. �aood, Director <br /> C. Langert - 373 Westlake Street - February 26 , 1979 <br /> "Being unable to attend (we are in Floric�a) we say <br /> no to a marina, or even boat rental, because it would <br /> ruin the local boating, especially fishing in Stubbs <br /> Bay. The traffic would be too great, 7iot only on <br /> the roads but the lake also. <br /> As far as the City sewerage system coming to Stubbs <br /> Bay, we would like to say, yes, ar�en to that! ! " _ <br /> Mr. Carney submitted a Petition entitlec�: "���e suPport <br /> the application of George R. Johnson for a perr►it �nd <br /> license to re-build and operate the Stubbs Bav Marina" <br /> Candace Rowlette subr_iitted a petition which states: <br /> "�Thereas the undersigned Stubbs Bay area resident and <br /> concerned citizens recognize the fragile ecologic and <br /> demographic balance of Stubbs Bay, we hereb1� Petition <br /> all authorities with jurisdiction regarding Stubbs Bay <br /> usage to deny authorization for a marina in any form at <br /> the site of the present Stubbs Bay P4arina. It is apparent <br /> that the present "spot" zoning is non-conforming and out <br /> of character with the neighborhood and environs. We believe . <br /> - the present marina site should be returned to residential <br /> zoning category. In the meantime, under no circumstances <br /> should the numbers of slips be increased. " <br /> (Continued) <br />
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