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Section 2 —12 Bemuse we have no civil amenities all renters are required to take their garbage with <br />them when they leave. A large garbage can with a plastic beg is provided as a collection receptacle for <br />them to hag up the garbage for this function. <br />Section 2 — 13 The owner is on the deed as the designated trustee of the family trust. <br />Some other thoughts are that 81g Island historically has been a destination, whether it is families <br />enjoying their cabins or when the Amusement park existed or as It was transformed Into the Veterans <br />Camp people have always a it under a short term basis. <br />Which leads to the question that since the Three Rlvers Park District has Jurisdiction over both the <br />properties the County has bought up over the years as well as the Veteran's Camp property which the <br />City of tarono now owns, how does this affect the Districts ability to if they so choose in the future to <br />open the Veterans Camp or their other areas of the Island to camping for a fee, this would fail under <br />short berm rental for all practical purposes. Would this ordinance conflict with that and who would be <br />assigned to facilitate that, along with enforcement? I have newer seen any police representation from <br />the Orono police force or the Three River Police force on the Island. The only representation that <br />responds to scalls currently Is the Hennepin County sheriff Water Patrol which already has their hands <br />full due to the activity on the water. <br />How does this impact the Power Squadron Property, they essentially are collecting a tee from members <br />which In turn are allowed to camp overnight an the property, how will this proposed amendment effect <br />them in fairness to how the rest of the properties am affected. <br />If a rented boat Is moored, anchored to or beached on the island and its occupants are staying overnight <br />wouldn't that fall under this ordinance as well? How would that be enforced? <br />We understand the Implications of having a short terra rental In neighborhoods with smaller lots that <br />have had larger homes ctmstrudWreconstructed on them, has a higher level for the potential for <br />neighboring properties to be concerned and thus contributing to the city's desire to regulate time <br />activities Is Justified, I would like to ask that consideration be made to exempt the Island from this <br />ordinance based upon the historical use and activities of the Island properties, with regard to the Items <br />mentioned above and the ability to apply them equally to all the properties on the Island. Due to these <br />historical, moment and possible pnq]ected uses in the future It would seem that an ettception would be <br />suited for the Island properties. <br />Thank you for consideration of these Issues as It applies to the current amendment proposal and the <br />request to exempt the island properties form the proposal. <br />
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