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Police City of Pequot City Hall <br /> 218-568-8111 Lakes 218-568-5222 <br /> Fax 218-568-5647 Fax 218-568-5860 <br /> �)lpd @pequotlakes-mn.gov = 4638 County Road 11 cityhall @pequotlakes-mn.gov <br /> Fequot Lakes,MN 56472 <br /> www.pequotlakes-mn.gov <br /> August 22, 2008 Mailed 9/4/08 <br /> Brent and Debra.Larson <br /> 18380— 14e Street NW <br /> Sunberg, MN 56289 <br /> Dear Mr. and Mrs. Larson: <br /> I met with our City Planner yesterday and discussed the replacement of your deck. You <br /> may remove the existing deck and replace it with a new deck exactly the same size. You <br /> would need a Land Use Permit to do this. If you still wish to enlarge the deck,you would <br /> need to apply for a Variance. The fee for a Variance application is $350.00,plus a <br /> $46.00 recording fee. By making application for a Variance in no way guarantees its <br /> approval. <br /> We also discussed your desire to install additional rip rap. His advice was to leave the <br /> existing rocks as they are and to plant native, deep rooted vegetation along the bank. <br /> This will hold the bank in place and be aesthetically appealing as viewed from either the <br /> lake or the cabin. It would also help to not mow the top of the ridge. You and I briefly <br /> discussed your stormwater now washes from up on the hill right down toward the lake. <br /> Landscaping that would slow this water, such as berms or rain gardens, would help filter <br /> the stormwater before it reaches the lake. There are several local green houses that can <br /> help you with the native, deep rooted plants. <br /> If you have any further questions,please feel free to contact me. <br /> Sincerely, <br /> Dawn Bittner <br /> Zoning Administrator <br /> C: Planning Commission <br />
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