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North Shore Drive Marina May 28, 1992 Page 2 ' Consequently, you are advised to reduce the combined number of boats on the property within 30 days if it exceeds this number, and, as a first step to obtaining a license, submit a revised application form. While the LMCD has since 1988 required you to license the 52 dry stack slots over and above the 20 allowed by the City for lake use, the City has no intent at this time to license those 52 spaces for lake use. In addition to the boat use just discussed, the City has previously licensed you for 82 winter stored boats on the site in place of the boats in the water during the summer. You are now requesting 100 winter stored boats. At present, the City is not prepared to license more than 82 winter stored boats. We will be willing to discuss this matter with you further to see if there is justification for such an increase. But, if the license were issued at the moment, it would be for no more than 82 winter stored boats. It does appear for various reasons that you have overpaid the City license fees for license years 1991 and 1992. A statement showing the overpayment is enclosed, and you will receive a refund check for the difference. During my inspection tour of your site on March llth I pointed out to you the following additional problems which might lead to the C lans refusal to grant a license, but which I am aware you are making p to resolve: 1. Lack of required screening along west side of service building. 2. Apparent increases in hardcover along the west side of lagoon (parking area not shown on 1984 variance application site plan) . 3. Substantial apparent increases in hardcover that occurred when natural ground cover was replaced with decorative gravel between dry stacks and County Road 51. 4. General upkeep of the site, which you acknowledged and which you noted you are in the process of cleaning up. 5. I also mentioned to you a number of future items for discussion, including: a. Establishing a grass buffer area along the shoreline. b. Future hardcover reductions should be anticipated.