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bare ground. 3. Minimal methods of erosion control and sediment entrapment have been employed. 4. There are no indications that any fill has been brought to the site. 5. The grading has not involved slopes of 30%or greater. 6. There are no bluff impact zones on the property. 7. There is no fill that has been placed below the OHW. 8. There has been no excavation in the bed of a public water. 9. The proposed excavation would be accessory to the existing dwelling, which is a permitted use. 10. The screening within the shore impact zone on the has been reduced. 11. The proposed patio would create impervious c ge within 50 feet of the OHW. 12. Grading up to fifty cubic yards in the shorelan setba a conditional use in the Shoreline Residential zone. 13. The work that has been performed is,, ensive, has not be rformed using Best Management Practices and g ly doe'. of conform to .'rit of the Comprehensive Plan, which em es eland mama ment and environmental protection. A 14. The use, with the recommended condition compatible with the existing neighborhood. y 15. The use, in its current state, al erosio ction and is a threat to the lake water quality. Ade to °`'` ve no een taken to address this condition. 16. The gradin n, along the red ion in screening that has taken place, is �' 'ous er propert on the lake. 17. There acant perties in th ediate vicinity of this property. 18. The public'\: enforc ent costs, but no costs for public tam o• i ture o line s proposal. L ra 1 stion t a concern in relation to the shoreland grading. The gradin 1 not ale demand for off-street parking. ;Adequate m ` es ha a not been taken to control nuisances related to the erty. 22. ut some r oration,the Conditional Use will result in the degradation of the me. 23. Condit - approval are necessary to control pollution from the property. subject to the follo ng conditions: 1. The requested patio is denied and shall not be constructed in any form. There shall be no impervious coverage created between the dwelling and the lake. 2. A silt fence, fully trenched and properly installed, shall be erected along the shoreline for the entire length of the grading operation. The fence shall remain until the site is completely restored. 3. The material excavated between the house and the lake shall be restored, with the exception of a four foot wide walkway on the lake-side of the house that is Planning Commission Minutes 2 July 19, 2007