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i6. Proper permits shall be obtained from DNR before the boat ramp may be relocated. <br />i�. Stormwater runoff shall be diverted away from the lake. Surface runoff at turnaround area <br />and landward shall be diverted to stormwater features and not allowed to run directly <br />down into the lake. <br />Road in the Shore Impact Zone: <br />i8. To preserve the natural character of the neighborhood and surrounding area, the road in <br />the bluff and shoreline setback shall be removed and re-vegetated. An 8-foot wide walking <br />trail may replace the road; the walking trail shall be constructed with pervious materials. <br />i9. Patrons of the resort shall not be allowed to use motorized vehicles (including golf carts) <br />beyond barriers at the south end of the two designated parking areas (identified on the site <br />plan dated 3/�/i4). <br />20. Signage and barriers (acceptable to the Planning Commission) shall be placed in areas <br />around the resort to prevent resort guests from using motorized vehicles on the walking <br />trails. <br />2i. Maintenance personal may utilize the entire path system with motorized equipment and <br />vehicles for maintenance purposes including but not limited to installation, repair and <br />removal of docking systems, non-motorized watercraft, beach chairs, etc. and motorized <br />equipment for maintenance and repair of the pathway and surrounding vegetation, <br />including permitted trimming and removal of deadfall and invasive plant species <br />Overall Site Conditions to Consider: <br />22. A vegetation/screening plan for the entire property acceptable to the Planning <br />Commission shall be submitted before construction activities commence. <br />2,3. A lighting plan for the entire property acceptable to the City shall be submitted before <br />construction activities commence. <br />24. An updated professional stormwater management plan for the entire property including <br />the proposed additional impervious surfaces (lodge, courts, automobile parking, golf cart <br />parking, etc.) shall be submitted during the platting process. <br />z5. The beach area on the east side of the point shall be re-vegetated and restored to its natural <br />state. <br />Planning Commission Member Hallan stated the applicant has the right to appeal; the <br />appeal would go to the City Council. <br />Planning Commission Member Wilson explained to Mr. Steffens that he tried to look at <br />all sides, but personally would never go for a second beach. <br />Mr. Steffens stated he also has been trying to do a balancing act and do what is right. <br />The beach has been an issue for several years; the homeowners are within their rights <br />under the ordinance to improve the property. It warrants further investigation for a <br />health issue and safety concerns; none of those points have been addressed. The <br />bulrushes are being looked at; there are many bulrushes around the property. Those are <br />the concerns of the Lake Association. He is trying to run a resort and accommodate <br />guests; that is not being given due consideration. He thinks golf carts are great, the <br />Minutes <br />Pequot Lakes Planning Commission gz <br />March 20, 2014 <br />