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V V f 1 1/ V V V 1 V.V V .1- v 1 V V V V V V- 1 .-W- Lt ll>lI..J .�V V 1 <br /> BRRI�IERD W 8 W TEL :218-828—bU46v rear s f U� J.x • �v 114U .• wv 4 ... <br /> Minnesota Depattment of Natural Resources <br /> MND"WA7I7zlltS,loaf h[0gNES0TA]DRIVE, BBRAIFNERD,MN 56401 <br /> lVt=h 17,2005 Po"Ie ftx Nabs 7671 Dale J i b <br /> To <br /> ,JA , From, 11 its <br /> 'T'om Woos,cbainnan,.Plannbag Commission <br /> Pcquot haloes City Hatt Phone N Ph! e 1 3, <br /> $638 County Road 11 Fog 0 Fax A <br /> poquot Lakes, MN 56472 <br /> Dcar Chairman Woog: <br /> PROMSED WB,DE-RN s POMT RESORT PUD,MIDDLIE CULLEN L (19-.377)-CROW WTKG <br /> COUNTY <br /> i have reviewed the revised puns for this proposal and offer tlic following comments. My mview also <br /> included the staff report prepared by CA unity Growth fo tituce. <br /> A continuing concern relates to the use of the proposed units. Tbare is little justification given to support the <br /> purported use as a commercial resort- 7% cunont proposal to utilixe residential PUD stoomiards for density, <br /> aptempts to asnelior'at'c this disGropancy and is a positiivc step. However, the proposed units are rWativoly largo <br /> structtueq with anachod garagm and little or no rmuiretnent that they bn rented. "There is no domunentatien as <br /> to 11ow the devclopmeat will continue to function as a resort,and how tfie project will rornain primarily 3orvice <br /> aricnted. The previous propmal did not meet the test as a rworticomm=ial PUD,nor does this proposal. As <br /> recognized in the staff report, the city's comprehensive plan encourages the retention of res-orts such as <br /> Wilderness Point, However, that is not what is being proposed here. If the city approves the proposal, my <br /> suggestion to the city and to the developer is to r000goize this proposal far what it is, whirl' is a residential <br /> PUD.and to proceed accordingly,with appropriate mooning ifnomssary. <br /> 1 am also coney nwd with the pmpos-d to instal Oil aworing spaces. Tho slaw shorelaud Fundards,which the <br /> city has adopted, clearly limits mooring sees to orso for =&allowable unit in the first tier. This does not <br /> one qg=for each unit which odgk be theoretically allowed,but one space for each unit which dhm city <br /> ultimately does allow in the Srst tier. T1re curnxt proposal would provide mooring spaces for non-riparian <br /> units also which is c z&ary to die infest of 6=shards. Nee-riparian use can be amoransodat>`ae}through <br /> the private boat raW on this property mW the use of a`clay dock", If cmwpies are to be used on the docks, l <br /> would recommend than dic city only allow the use of a dark"earth tmle"color such as dark See. This can <br /> make a noticeably differew3o in visibility of rho couopica as opposed to Busing white,or other bright colors. <br /> My last cornmont relates to the allowed unit density, 1%shoreland staodar& provide the optiun to allow an <br /> increase over the base dewsity. A maximum iaerewe of up to 50%can be granted in the first tier with mni ture <br /> geLback is increaacd accordingly, and other mitipaing factor are included_ However, such an increase i4 <br /> density ig allowed at the discretion of the city. heft is no obligation For the city to allow any density <br /> increases_ <br /> VNR lnfamiation 651-2966157 - 1-0984A6-6367 - TTY:651-296 S4tl4 • 1-$W.657-1924) <br /> Ali Equal Oppwunity Empina*r Prieted.xi kmycicel i'nper i witioini a <br /> Nfinimum of 20�F Po�.e•C11n�;u��er W:.wr <br />