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Regular City Council Meeting — DRAFT Minutes <br />Monday, April 23,2007 <br />Page 17 <br />1 Mr. Moy responded by opining that he'd never seen the jump used ei- <br />� ther; but fi.�rthe� opined that the existence on the lake of the jump and <br />� slalom course only encouraged excessive boat traffic. <br />� <br />� <br />� <br />� <br />� <br />lt} <br />11 <br />1� <br />1:3 <br />1 �F <br />1� <br />1 +� <br />17 <br />1� <br />Councilmember Pust clarified that Mr. Moy's concerns were with wa- <br />ter sl�iers, not the jump itself. <br />Mr. Moy responded affir�natively. <br />Catherine M. Vanous, 2924 W Owasso Boulevard <br />Ms. Vanous, a resident since 1983, responded to a previous question <br />about the current location of the sl�i jump and slalom course and <br />whether there was any option for moving the course, for public infor- <br />mation and awareness. Ms. Vanous noted that this had been discussed <br />by the Lake Owasso Task Force approximately ten years ago, and it <br />was determined that moving the course to the narrow (south) end of <br />the lake would create a serious safety issue. <br />1� Ms. Vanous questioned who regulated the hours of operation; opining <br />��� that 7:04 a.m. as noted by the previous speaker was quite early for <br />� 1 those living on the lake. <br />�� <br />�.� Mayor Klausing asked staff to report back to the City Council after <br />'��� determining who regulated hours for operating on the lake in various <br />� �� capacities. <br />�� <br />�7 <br />�� <br />�� <br />-�� <br />�1 <br />Mayor Klausing referenced an e-mail, in support of the application, <br />from Margaret F. Moismann, 393 S Owasso Boulevard. <br />Mayor Klausing referenced an e-mail from Benj amin A. Seim, 513 <br />I�einel Drive, in opposition to the application. <br />�� <br />�;� Joe Bester, 460 W Horseshoe Drive <br />��+ Mr. Bester, speaking on behalf of the Lake Qwassa Safe Boating As- <br />;�� sociation, observed that the lake received extensive use, but was <br />:��� posted for use frotn sunrise to sunset; and while he didn't personally <br />�7 advocate those hours of operation, was unaware of any regulations <br />�� stopping such use, whether a lakeshore resident, or accessing the lake <br />�� via public access facilities. <br />