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HomeMy WebLinkAboutBayview Shores_55000990485000_Conditional Use Permits_05-07-19755-n~ 197 5APPLICATION FOR SPECIAL USE PERMIT Shoreland Management Ordinance Otter Tail County Fergus Falls, Minnesota 56537 White - Office Yellow — Applicant ^.00ii-17 197^Application Fee $.Permit No. Legal description of land: Lake No.^6-786 Sec. 11 Twp. 117 Range Twp. Name ScambleP General Development Date, PelicanLake Name Lake Class El's Resort & Trailer Park Sketch and supporting data submitted PROPOSED USE OF LAND: Would like to fill two (2) low areas approximately 270' x 100' and 300' X 100'. Will be filled approximately 2 foot maximum. Would also like to convert 10 recreational campsites into 10 mobile home sites, and would also like to add an additional 10 mobile home sites. Would also like to operate lunch counter in the existing grocery store building. (This was not on original notice of hearing) George & Bsrbs^^ammond Pelican Rapids. Minn. *?6'372AddressApplicant. 2Applicant Signature^ Home Phone '332-2U26 Bus. Phone. 8:00 P75May 7 ,19Date of Hearing Time. CONDITIONAL REQUIREMENTS:O This application is hereby recommended for approval by the Otter Tail County Planning Advisory Commission. u (A Chairman 19.^Approved by the Board of County Commissioners of Otter Tail County this Special Use Permit issued in accordance with compliance with existing Conditional Requirements and Special Regulations and YnMinnesota Commissioner of Natural Resources notified this day of 19. SPECIAL USE PERMIT NO. ________________________^^alcoHr) Lee, Shoreland Administrator Otter Tail County, Minnesota MKL-0871-010 17»88® mVM PMinVM, ftMM ftiXM. HHIII. Otter Tail County Planning Advisory Commission County Court House Fergus Falls, Minnesota 56537 May 8, 1975 George Hanimond Pelican Rapids, Minnesota 56572 Dear Mr. Hammond: This is to inform you that at the May 7, 1975 meeting of the Planning Commission a motion was passed to deny your application for special use because of Inadequate lake frontage but permit filling of 30,000 square foot area adjacent to entry road either side is okayed to maximum 2 foot depth. This application will be taken to the County Board for their consideration at their May 20, 1975 meeting. Sincerely, Malcolm K. Lee Acting Secretary OTCPAC Imb i i j i IVIAY 7 1975 PL/iKNING COMMISSION MOTIONS Situstion: By: 2nd By:r-‘'^ Motion: ^ ^ <» 2. ^^ 0./f, ^ Voting:Yes No Abstain XBeck Christianson Eifert I Malms trom Davis Es tes XRyan Snowberg D. Nelson XIDelze r Totals V/itnesses: Code SHORELAND MANAGEMENT OTTER TAIL COUNTY Fergus Falls, Minnesota 56537 NOTICE OF HEARING FOR SPECIAL USE PERMIT George & Barbara Hammond Pelican Rapids, Minnesota 5^572 TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN: has made application to the Otter Tail County Planning Advisory Commission for a Special Use Permit as per requirements of the Otter Tail County Shoreland Management Ordinance. The Otter Tail 19 75May 7County Planning Advisory Commission will assemble for this hearing on. Time 8;00 ?, M Court HousePlace Fergus Falls, Minnesota. This notice is to advise you that you may attend the above hearing and express your views on the Special Use requested. The property concerned in the application is legally described as: Lake No. 56-786 Sec H 1+3Twp. ^37 ScamblerRange.Twp. Name. General DevelopmentPelicanLake Name:.Class El's Resort & Trailer Park G.L. 4 THE SPECIAL USE REQUESTED IS: Would like to fill two (2) low areas approximately 270' x 100' and 300' x 100'. Will be filled approximately 2 foot maximum. Would also like to convert 10 recreational campsites into 10 mobile home sites, and would also like to add an additional 10 mobile home sites. 9J^ _____ J rr-, L> Otter Tail County Planning Advisory Comims^n Chm.d:April 21, 197^Dated. MKL -0871-011 Wilfred EstesBy:. 167543® VICTOR LUNOeCN 4 CO.. PRINTERS. FCRCUS FAtLS. yiNN. .-1 11- MINUTES OF PELICAN LAKE ASSOCIATION MEETING May 1, 1975 A meeting o£ the Pelican Lake Association was held at the El Zagal Shrine Club at 7:30 p.m, on May 1, 1975. President William Pratt presided. The minutes of the meetings on August 11, October 23, and November 8, in 1974, were read and approved. An attendance list was circulated, and it is attached. The treasurer's report was read. A motion for approval was made by Dr. Nagle, seconded by Jake Jaeger. The treasurer's report was approved. President Pratt told the membership that Dan Opperman was resigning as secretary-treasurer of the association because of his health. A motion was made by Charlie Miller and seconded by Stan Taylor to draw a resolution of appreciation for Dan. A gift will also be selected by the Board of Directors. Motion approved. Mary Schultz, a swimming instructor applicant, was introduced by President Pratt. A report was given on the progress of the sewage district by Ken Scuza and Dick Anderson of Ulteig Engineers. The necessary peti­ tion has been established and circulated. Pelican Lake is on the needs list in the state of Minnesota. Their last ranking was 175 out of 400 plus applicants. Minnesota has $62 million in funds available each year. Impounded funds have now been released, making a total of $172 million currently available for Minnesota. There are 772 land owners on Pelican. 417 have signed the petition, which is 541. The petitions have been filed with the county auditor. The petitions represent 441 of the area, and 50% is needed. Even if funding becomes available, nothing can be done until signatures representing 50% of the area are obtained. Seven beaches were named that had under 40% signatures. Some of these beaches do not have many residents. The sewage district would be all of Pelican Lake and the east side of Fish Lake. It is estimated the costs would not be too much higher than quoted at the annual meeting. Costs will probably be assessed on a front foot basis plus a hookup charge. A question and answer session followed. It was felt that if a sewer district was established, there would probably be an ex­ tension of the deadline for compliance which is 1976. Jack Lindsey outlined the advantages of a sewer district as compared to complying on your own. A property owner would probably be assessed if the main goes by his cottage and he does not hook up. However, it would be up to the sewer district to determine this. The pipe would probably follow the ditches in the road./ President Pratt read a special use request by Ells Resort. The new owners are requesting ten additional campsites and ten additional /nobile home sites, of ten existing campsites. in Fergus Falls on Wednesday evening. May 7. the help of the association to resist the permit. The mobile home sites would be an improvement A hearing is scheduled at the court house John Walker asked for A similar request • /- (Minutes of Pelican Lake Association Meeting, cont'd) Page Two May 1, 1975 was made by Mr. Gollehon. President Pratt talked about overcrowding on Pelican Lake. The standard is ten acres of lake per family, and Pelican Lake presently is at six. It was also brought out that this particular area ranks high in pollution. A motion was made by Harley Geiger and seconded by Dr. Dodds to have the Pelican Lake Association go on record opposed to the special use permit. It was also suggested we hire an attorney, but this was not in the form of a motion. Mrs. Hammond, the new owner of the resort, spoke for the permit. She said they are improving the sewer system regardless of whether or not they obtain the permit. It will be improved in the very near future. They wanted the mobile home trailers to help finance the sewage improvement. She said they will not fight the association and said we do not need to hire an attorney. However, they would like to have ten mobile home sites instead of the ten itinerant campsites. She sa.id they will also limit the number of docks. The motion was approved. f~~Pi^sident Pratt asked the membership to consider a candidate for secretary-treasurer. He also said they are looking for a recreation chairman, since the current chairman, Mrs. Raymond Sumpter, is leaving the lake. President Pratt reminded the membership of the operation identifica­ tion program. A road report was given by Doug Haugen. He said they have not been able to accomplish anything with the Dunn Township Board to have the road on the south and east side of the lake blacktopped. They have had an attorney from Fergus Falls present at some joint meetings and have discussed the possibility of a special assessment for cot­ tage owners who need roads. Dr. Schulte talked about the possibility of incorporating if the township board is not more cooperative. They have also tried to get the county to take over the road, but the county has enough roads to take care of. Don Trautman spoke on be­ half of a better road on the south side of the lake. The road com­ mittee will continue to work on this problem. President Pratt reported on the height of the water in the lake. He said there is a solid concrete dam and spillway at the outlet. The lake level is now set, except as varied by the law of nature. Mr. Gollehon asked for a motion from the association opposing the 60-day fishing law pending in the Minnesota legislature. A motion was made by Jake Jaeger and seconded by Leonard Lee. The motion was approved. It was reported that some people at Cormorant Lake are still working on lowering their lake level. This will be followed. (Minutes of Pelican Lake Association Meeting, cont'd) Page Three May 1, 1975 Bruce Ness of the lake patrol reported on results of the past year. There were considerably less break-ins this year. Virtually all break-ins were discovered within eight hours. The break-ins have , , been very minor, and there has been no vandalism to date. He said this will be his make or break year. He hopes to have enough cus­ tomers to hire another person so he will not need to patrol day and night next year. Walter Anderson reported on the use of holding tanks to solve the ■ sewage problem. Installation is $1,000, and the contract for pumping is l/2(t a gallon. The meeting was adjourned. Respectfully submitted. Darrell H. 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