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� �� T No. «LIC»-2009 . /�� • ��:�=-��_�..�. � _ , . �,�-��Y _.�...�.... • DE-ICING LICENSE «Site Name» LAKE MINNETONKA CONSERVATION DISTRICT County of Hennepin, State of Minnesota WHEREAS, for property at, «Address», «Municipality» has paid the sum of «Application_Fee», plus late fees if applicable, to the Treasurer of the Lake Minnetonka Conservation District as required by the Ordinances of said District and has agreed to comply with all the requirements of applicable Ordinances necessary for obtaining this license; NOW, THEREFORE, By order of the Board of Directors of said District, the applicant is hereby permitted and authorized to operate de-icing equipment in agreement with the application on file with the District, subject to Code Section 2.09; excerpts of which are outlined below. The "Authorized De-icing Area" (ADA) is the area within the extended side site lines of the site and less than one hundred(100)feet beyond the end of the dock structure at the site; The area to be de-iced shall be enclosed by a snow fence or approved altemative four feet in height and a minimum of six reflectorized'Thin Ice"signs and at least one sign for every 50 feet around the perimeter of the fence. Fencing to enclose the area to be de-iced must be within the ADA; The area to be de-iced shall be no greater than is necessary to prevent damage to the installation and shall not extend nor affect areas beyond the ADA and shall be monitored on a daily basis; If open water or weakened ice occurs outside of the ADA, or if water is pumped by de-icing equipment onto the surface of the ice outside of the ADA, all de-icing equipment shall be turned off until sound ice is reestablished outside of the ADA and all open water or weakened ice is enclosed by the above described fence and signage. The licensee will maintain fencing and signs around all open water or weakened ice at all times. Fencing installed temporarily outside of the ADA shall be removed when sound ice is reestablished; The entire fence, the area enclosed by the fence and the area de-iced is lighted from one-half hour before sunset to one-half hour after sunrise. Those lights are to be directed so as to not affect adjoining dock use areas; During the periods prior to the generally accepted total Lake freeze over in the fall and following the beginning of the final thaw in the spring, the shoreline along the area deiced is fence with a semi opaque fence which is at least four feet in height and marked by reflective warning signs visible from 50 feet and installed every 50 feet along the shoreline. For the period of the 2009-2010 season and ending April 20, 2010 subject to all the conditions and provisions of said Ordinances and the following additional stipulations, if noted: «Stipulations» Approved by the Executive Director of the Lake Minnetonka Conservation District this 9th day of December 2009. Executive Director