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materials. <br />i8. As of August 2oi3, the road in the bluff and shoreline setback had not been removed as <br />per previous CUP approval. <br />i9. The "up north" character (as referenced in the Comprehensive Plan) of the subject <br />property and surrounding area will be protected by limiting the use of motorized vehicles <br />to certain areas of the property. <br />20. The applicant is proposing to utilize "golf cart parking" areas outside of the shore impact <br />zones and bluff impact zones. <br />And subject to the following Conditions: <br />The Lodge: <br />i. Before commencement of construction activities, a condominium plat for the lodge shall <br />be approved by the City. <br />2. An acceptable updated plan for the vegetative screening of the lodge (as viewed from the <br />lake) shall be submitted to the Planning Commission before it may be constructed. <br />3. In order to preserve the character of the neighborhood and the surrounding area, the <br />height of the lodge may not exceed i8 feet. <br />4. The first floor elevation will match existing grade within +/- i.5 feet. <br />The Docking Systems: <br />5. The number and location of docking systems shall remain the same as previously <br />approved. <br />Beach Areas: <br />6. The applicant shall demonstrate with a professional grading and drainage plan how <br />untreated runoff will be prevented from entering the lake via the proposed beach area(s). <br />�. In order to minimize negative impacts on Middle Cullen Lake, one centralized beach area <br />shall be allowed on the subject property. The existing beach may be expanded to i65' in <br />width. <br />8. Grading in the vicinity of the beach area(s) shall include the use of berms, swales and <br />natural vegetation near the beach areas. <br />9. Necessary permits shall be obtained from the DNR for the removal of any aquatic <br />vegetation for the expansion of the beach areas. <br />io. In order to maintain the "up north" character referenced in the Comprehensive Plan and <br />to protect the shoreline and Middle Cullen Lake, the resort may have one centralized beach <br />area. <br />ii. A beach area shall not be allowed on the east side of the point. <br />i2. The existing beach area may be expanded to the length of the shoreline between the <br />proposed boat ramp location and the west corner of the existing boat house. <br />i3. The centralized beach area may not exceed existing width (landward). <br />i4. A i,92o sq. ft. "picnic area" shall be allowed to be located directly north of the location of <br />"Dock System #2." (Site plan date dated 3/�/i4). This area may not contain any <br />impervious surfaces or permanent structures. <br />i5. Any natural ice ridge that forms in picnic area shall not be altered. <br />Relocation of the boat ramp: <br />Minutes <br />Pequot Lakes Planning Commission <br />March 20, 2014 <br />11 <br />
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