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. - Lakeside Marina May 28, 1992 Page 2 Under its present ordinances, the City cannot licence your marina to operate unless the number of spaces you propose to have is reduced to 98 of the type described in the earlier paragraph with appropriate adjustments made during the winter storage season. Consequently, you are advised to reduce the combined number of boats on the property to no more than 98 within thirty (30 ) days of the date of this letter as the first step to obtaining a license, without which it is illegal to operate. The City is also greatly concerned over the winteea�t��rabe stored and the large number of boats which, in fact, app on your property during this current season, as I noted to you in my letter of May 22. 1992. To name one area of concern which has been noted to you this spring, the boats in the extreme southeast corner of the property appear to have been stored partially within the County Road 51 right-of-way, which cannot be allowed to continue nor be repeated next winter. Moveover, the City is concerned that the sheer density of boats that you maintained on the property during the winter season in effect eliminated fire lanes or any easy means of access should a ha 22,d yourlcurrent develop. As I noted in the letter of May storage arrangement does not appear to even attempt to conform with parking requirements. The City looks with extreme disfavor on what appears to have been a blatant disregard of the permitted density during the winter season. There are a number of other areas in which your operation seems to be in violation or fails to conform to existing land use requirements. These issues need to be discussed and solved before a license can be granted and you can be permitted to continue operations in the future. These issues, many of which I discussed with you on March 25, include: 1. Inadequacy of screening and landscaping along your east lot line. 2. Concerns about storm water run-off management, both from a quantity and quality standpoint. You should anticipate City requirements for storm water management facilities such as retention ponds or basins, etc. in the future. 3. The degree of hardcover on the property. Except for the 30' wide grassy strip along the shoreline, the entire property is hardcovered. You should anticipate the City will be requesting future reductions in hardcover on the property.