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�......�...vrveviC�itC� ..F FL...�.,F,...71:�:..�... ..L.�....._...f FL..,.,..I.....�..�fnr�.....e..e�.nle+�_6sve <br /> i <br /> i <br /> i <br /> �T <br /> � • <br /> � <br /> i • <br /> i <br /> � <br /> . � , • <br /> POLICIES <br /> The following policies are proposed to guide future recreational growth and development in Pequot Lakes: <br /> Preserve the integrity of city lakes by Iimiting development in sensitive shoreland areas. Levels of <br /> recreational use for many activities are high in relation to surrounding areas;two examples are hunting <br /> and fishing.Much of the present and future development in Pequot lakes is concentrating on lesser value <br /> lakeshore where fish and wildlife habitat values are high; programs are needed to preserve some <br /> lakeshore from development. <br /> Make lakes, wetlands, and public forests more accessible to the public. The lakes and wetlands are <br /> scenic spots for recreating residents and tourists.Since development is prohibited on wetlands,they are <br /> prime locations for recreational opportunities such as hunting,birding,or winter trails. <br /> Partner with other public entities owning undeveloped property in Pequot Lakes to create a <br /> coordinated plan for future recreational use. The integration of public land could greatly enhance <br /> recreation opportunities in Pequot Lakes. City parks, State forests, and County and State trails can add <br /> connections for all kinds of recreation.It is essential for the City to coordinate preservation of public space <br /> for future use. Now is the time to possess the foresight before Pequot Lakes finds all open space <br /> completely divided out and privately owned. <br /> . , <br /> , <br /> .ti,.,. :�,.:.,,...,.�.�:... ,....:...,..�. .,.w�;.., ..a.+., <br /> Seek to increase the existing recreational resource base and to connect all new and existing recreational <br /> features and facilities. While recreational activities and use of facilities by both residents and non- <br /> residents has increased significantly in recent years,the resource base available has actually decreased. <br /> Most of this recreation takes place on limited public lands and waters. Thus, preservation of key <br /> 6 <br />