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AUG-29-2005 15:39 VV~::;l ;:l1l~nJU111C 111UW1\;; ...... - Becker Area Churches Monticello Area Churches Clearwater Area Churches Other Areas Classifleds Browse all categories Search Classifieds acreage for sale air conditioning/heating animals/supplies announcements antiques/collections Apparel appliances auctions auto supplies/parts A utomobiles for Sale bait & tackle Banquet Hall boats & equipment boats for sale boats/campers/RVs Booksrroys building oquipmentJtools Building/Remodel camperslRV's childcare clothing/shoes commercial for sale Concrete Finishing craft sales Drywall Electronics employment farm equipment/supplies farm for sale farm miscellaneous farm/ranch animals farmer's market Firewood for sale garage sales Horses Housecleaning household land for sale lost & found Mattresses miscellaneous for sale Miscelleanous mobile home for sale LEAGUE OF MN CITIES 6512811296 P.08 .I. ae;'" ,,:.. Vl ..} contract period iflhe license holder chooses not to renew their contract. The Cily of Big Lake wOLlld be responsible fOI' creating and maintaining a dock location map. It would show the lociltions ofpl1hlic property and public rights-of- way, specific dock locations with a numerical designation for each dock location corresponding with a list of license holders, rest rictions applicable to certain areas of shoreline, shoreline access points and shore I il1e areas available fOT winter sloragc. The city would hir~ a dock inspector who would be responsible for processing applications, maintaining th~ dock localion map and inspecting all docks, public shoreline and public right of way. The city will post signs on privalcly~licensed clocking areas and mark the dock sites. Dock ~itc licenses may be applied for in May, They will be valid for two years and the full amount of the licensing fee of $500 must be paid at the time of application. If the applicalion is dcnied, thai amount will be refunded. Only one dock may he installed on each dock sile, although license holders would not be required to have one. The docks thcmscl vcs must meet cerra in specifications for width, length, design and construction materials. One boat lilt would be allowed per docking area. No docks shall be located closer than I O-feet from a neighboring licensed docking site or private property line. Docks would have to be removed and stored each winter. No licensee will bc pcrrnillcd to leave lawn furniture on their dock overnight, launch, land, anchor or lie off any unanended motorized watercraft on shore, build a fire pit Or unreasonably infringe on the rights () r. adjacent property owners or dock license holders. No motorized vehicle:; othcr than snowlTlobiks illay be parked or driven in the dock site areas. No ~lass containers would be pcrmitted and no strtlcrures other than docks would be allowed on the sites_ License holders not in compliance with the conditions ofthcir contract would be notified in writing and given two weeks to bring their dock site into compliance or risk having lheir license revoked and property removed. "This will initially be a significant amount of work forthc city," said Councilman Jim Dickinson. "It will take some work all year round," said City Administrator Patrick Wussow. "The city will not proflt from this." Although details of {he plan are still to be finali;'ed, it is expecled 10 be in place by May. h~_. II..... M' ....0'0 h......~.'.a,,,... co",/... 0; noon 'N.c'; nn \])000",'" h'cct; nn f1)~h?"'. A rt;def1)... 2n 7104 43 TOTAL P.08