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Frank's Lodge & Campground_56000090057000_Conditional Use Permits_04-16-2008
4-\b-200S OFFICE OF COUNTY RECORDER OTTER TAIL MINNESOTA l hereby certify that ^ 3 3 86 for record on the__£oa^^ frvu/] 2008 1038386 XMi THE ABOVE SPACE IS RESERVED FOR THE COUNTY RECORDER APPLICATION FOR CONDITIONAL USE PERMIT COUNTY OF OTTER TAIL GOVERNMENT SERVICES CENTER 540 WEST FIR, FERGUS FALLS, MN 56537 (218) 998-8095 Otter Tail County’s Website: www.co.ottertail.mn.us Application COMPLETE THIS APPLICATION IN BLACK INK Receipt Number_ Accepted By / Date PROPERTY OWNER(S) Jdf A U/=~r^<i_________ MAILING ADDRESS 3o5PO Lajy Lot)f> , , /V) V S^S2 8 LAKE NUMBER LAKE NAME S h O. !• TOWNSHIP /3 S' RANGE // TOWNSHIP NAME Sio. La. k e DAYTIME PHONE S/B- 7S8' LAKE CLASS d SECTION PARCEL (T\NUMBER>^^ OOP O ^00 S700/E-911ADDRESS 30S70 e. Leof . De.ntj J^N LEGAL DESCRIPTION 5 i/*S * E>ifK5 JU/. /It^S 6/2^ Sec. 9 71ji>p /is // ) (&LLg/^l/2 NWl/4, LOTS 4 & 5 EX STAR ^^LAKE BEACH & EX TRS EX CONDITIONAL USE PROJECT REQUESTED (Please Topographical Alteration Commercial Use__ Cluster Development Extractive Use __ Industrial Use Forest Land Conversion c,^propriate request)U 1C Miscellaneous SPECIFY YOUR REQUEST. PLEASE BE BRIEF AS THIS WILL BE USED FOR PUBLIC NOTIFICATION. UnUi> ’to A-fiu^he.i' of du)c//> 97 umis. .>73 S^OOD c^^oh-^0 (onsf^^c^ ro^^3 H\1 or (oKtxat 4-0 arlct 4f) AbMtfrckrm k I UNDERSTAND THAT APPROVAL OF THIS r(eQUEST APPLIES ONLY TO THE USE Q XiA.4€i^s4ai^ PfA/(t ) oeJthe landJo I ALSO UNDERSTAND THAT OTHER PERMITS MAY BE REQUIRED, IT IS MY RESPONSIBILITY TO CONTACT LAND & RESOURCE MANAGEMENT REGARDING THIS MATTER. 3- 3-X SIGNATURE OF PROPERTY OWNER (S)/AGENT FOR OWNERS DATE APPLICANT MUST BE PRESENT AT THE HEARING (Applicant Will Receive Notification As To The Date/Time Of Hearing) ^001 TimeDate Of Planning Commission Hearing Planning Commission Motion April 16. 2008: Motion: A motion by Schwartz, second by Maske to deny for the following reasons; 1. Due to the size of the project, this request is not compatible with the surrounding area. 2. The Township Road is not suitable for a lot of traffic, the proposal would cause a lot of dust. 3. The environmental impact on the aquatic vegetation. 4. The project is located on a narrow arm of a General Development Lake. 5. The aquatic vegetation in the lake diminishes the useable area of the lake. 6. The noise would be funneled towards the lake. 7. The proposed disturbance of the natural topography. 8. The request exceeds the number of dwelling units allowed by the Shoreland Management Ordinance (SMO). 9. The boat slips already exceed the number allowed by the SMO. '/anrwi(Chairman/Otter Tail County P g Commission County Board Action ___Approved As Recommended V/^^enied As Recommended Other Date of Final ActionChairman/Otter Tail County Board of Commissioners L J ^/l/o K ^ L & R Official/Dat/ ' CONDITIONAL USE PERMIT # Permit(s) required from Land & Resource Management Yes (Contact Land & Resource Management) i 0Copy of Application Mailed to Applicant, Co. Assessor and MN DNR Official/Date bk 0204-006 326.356 ■ Victor tundeen Co., Printers • Fergus Falls. MN 4 The Daily Journal, Fergus Falls, Minn.Thursday, April 24,2008 "Ikn obnoxiou;Opinion EDITORIAL Lake ruling was the right one S haping the land use of the county isn’t any easy job. The Otter Tail County Board found that out Tuesday when it denied a variance request that would have allowed a 50-unit campsite expansion at Frank’s Lodge & Campground on Star Lake. The county board is charged with balancing the / interests of developers and the environment. The variance wasn’t denied because Star Lake property owners want to keep recreation on the lake all to themselves as some have alleged. In the case of Frank’s Lodge, John Frank’s plans to add 42 camping sites and eight tent sites, was not compatible with the surrounding area. The Star Lake Township road near the current resort and campground is not suitable for an increase in traffic, there would be increased dust when more vehicles used the road and there would be adverse environmental effects if the permit were allowed — including the funnelling of noise towards the lake. That’s why we have in place policies like the Shoreland Management Ordinance. The Frank’s Lodge project would not be good for Star Lake under its current proposal and the county board — and the Otter Tail County Planning Commission for that matter — made the tough decision in saying “no” to a longtime business in the interest of preserving the west arm of Star Lake. COMME] Fire departmen Many people criticize the occasion to ja emergency services offered experience the in Fergus Falls. Yet, these efficiency and I same people call on these dedication of 9 services when an emergency the Fergus Falls 9 arises; and the people who F i, r e ■ work for these services help Department. | just the same. I don’t think I’m one of bor’s fire got I those who complain, but per- out-of-hand I haps I’m just as guilty rather quickly, I because I don’t set the record as I understand | straight when I hear dis- it, and soon | paraging comments. , burned about 5 Not anymore. I have been hospitalized bordering our four times — twice when my property J— ‘ —.i ^;-v, ^...i A neigh- Irmen CITY/ELECTED OFFICIALS Columnif half the slough SHere are the names and phone numbers of city, state and federal officials; tim.pawlenty@state.mn.us Amy KlolHichar Temporary Address;and Wednesday April 23, 2008 Vol. 135, No. 97 Fergus Falls, Minn. www.torgusfalisJoiimal.coni its County rejects resort plans ''if:Board denies expansion at Frank’s Lodge * li 8 w i Daily Journal A popular Star Lake resort owner says he won’t pursue an ambitious expansion after hav ing plans denied Tuesday by the Otter Tail County Board. John Frank, owner of Frank’s Lodge & Campground, said Tuesday he’s likely to abandon plans for adding 42 camping sites and eight sites designated just for tents at his Star Lake Resort. Barring any successful appeal, which Frank said is doubtful, it’s likely he will remain with five cabins and 42 camping sites. The county planning com mission submitted a report to the county board outlining sev eral concerns about density and other issues it deemed would make the expansion inappro priate on the western arm of Star Lake. “This is mostly about densi ty issues,” said Commissioner Dennis Mosher who joined Robert Block, Everett Erickson and Roger Froemming in vot ing down the measure. Commissioner Syndey Nelson was not in attendance. Tuesday was the second time Frank had expansion plans for his resort rejected by the county board. In earlier Frank sought to increase the number of units at his resort and campground from 47 to 97. Bob Weatherly, who owns property near Frank's Lodge & Campground, told the county board he had concerns about the density issue. Specifically, he questioned whether the western arm of Star Lake '-■i .............' P: si'r ,? i I''*:r< -Vi 'F . -- st-vm f ■*1, mmsMPhotos by Jeffrey Hage / Daily Journal ove, Leah Landwehr-Thomason holds a by goat on her farm east of Fergus Falls. At ht, an unsheared goat poses for a photo. ke their way to specialty stores in the Twin ies or to the trade shows and demonstrations idwehr-Thomason visits now and then. One pair of mittens has made it as far as lorado, where Landwehr-Thomason’s work will judged for entry in the National Veterans ;ative Arts Festival. Anyone treated in a 3 Goats - Page 5 See Resort — Page 3 cim aiiu uiijAJiiaiii plan. And just to be tic bag to break down andV/ J * — 1--------- Band- Concert For more infonnation visit people are remem- decompose. The Fergus Falls www.bagladyproject.net bag ladies will be stak- community deals with an esti- • Regi (fra Resort: Franks denied permit for expansion Directed by Dan Carlson EThursday, May 1 at 7:30 pm MSCTC Waage Theatre From Page 1 would be able to handle if the permit were allowed, to start the process all over county officials said — includ- again — including payment additional camping sites at the j^g the funnelling of noise for a new application fee and resort.towards the lake that would going through the notice and The county planning com- disturb the natural topography, hearing process again, mission, in its recommenda- Adults: $8 in advance; $10 at the door Youth 18-under: $6 in advance; $7 at the door; Children 5-Under: tree Fe The board did, however, approve three other applica- ing Frank and the project, said tions for conditional use per- his client has put a lot of effort mits, but two of them had cer- patible with the sunounding into the permit and asked the tain conditions that need to be board to send the issue back to met. Two of the approvals are the planning commission so for projects in Dora Township that the Star Lake Township that a worthwhile dialog could east of Pelican Rapids and the road near the current resort Chris McCann of Interstate tion to the county board, said Engineering, who is represent- that, due to the size of the proj ect, the request was not com- (21 Tickets available now at the MSCTC Waage Theatre Office Call 218-736-1600area.The commission also stated )third is for a project neartake place. The county board rejected Parkers Prairie. ^ that option. Another application was ^ \ The commissioners decid- withdrawn prior to the county A \ rp, . ed against tabling the matter board meeting, so no action /iVA inc \ because the permit had been needed to be taken by the four rl' v\n C~^ O vf i rejected once before. If Frank commissioners in attendance, L J wants to reapply, he will need AtF and campground is not suit able for an increase in traffic and said there would be increased dust when more vehicles used the road. There would be other adverse environmental effects a here!tFMEGUS FAJUU32008 Spring/Siimmer Catalog l!IURBig^^SCHOOL hhirdiase ihe NtW 21)08 jCPemiey* Spring/ SiminuT (',alalog fur just $3 and save two ways!* • Receive a $5 Savings CertiPicate lo use on your next order - FREE Sliipping on a hiuire order of $49 or more when you select delivery to your local jcp.coniltlaialog Desk* 'Offers cannot be oyntuneO with each other or with any othet oHer Some items can only he shipped "Home Delivery' ink: 4>.I Driving InstructionsMay 5-16 • 4pm-7pm I “The Men of Note” Performing Christian Hymns & Gospel Thursday, Trinity m June z-13 * noon to 3pm June 16'27 • 9am to noon 1150 Cavour Ave. JCPenney.,..Catalog Merchant ■'•8B23 7 located inside Biffley’s/Bookmark 119 W. Lincoln Ave. • Fergus Falls, MN M-f 9am 6 30pm • Sdl lOam 3pm739-3323 MONTHLY CLASSES OFFERED \ c.1742 College Way, Suite #1, Fergus Falls, MN 56537 218-998-6444 • ffds@prtel.comwmmmi : OTC Board of Commissioners' Minutes April 22, 2008 Page 6 OTC Board of Commissioners' Minutes Aprii 22, 2008 Page 7 careful look at this request as she doesn't remember more than 10 boats in this part of the lake at time. Motion by Block, second by Mosher, and unanimously carried to deny, as recommended by the Planning Commission, additional campsites at this resort. The reasons for denial are listed in the April 16, 2008, Planning Commission minutes. The property is described as N1/2 NW1/4, Lots 4 & 5 ex Star Lake Beach & ex trs ex Res & SRC (91.26 AC) & N1/2 NW1/4, Lots 4 & 5 ex Star Lake Beach & ex trs ex farm (9.93 AC) Section 9 of Star Lake Township; Star Lake (56-385), GD. RESOLUTION PROVIDING FOR REIMBURSEMENT OF CERTAIN COST FOR LIBRARY PROPERTY ACQUISITION Otter Tail County Resolution No. 2008 - 35 Commissioner Mosher offered the following and moved its adoption: WHEREAS, Viking Library System (the "Library") and Otter Tail County (“County”) contemplate that the County will provide financing for the acquisition of certain property (the “Property”) to be acquired and remodeled for use by the Library; NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED BY THE BOARD OF COMMISSIONER OF OTTER TAIL COUNTY, MINNESOTA, AS FOLLOWS: Call to Order The Otter Tail County Board of Commissioners convened Tuesday, April 22, 2008, at 11:00 a.m., at the Otter Tail County Government Services Center with Commissioners Everett'Erickson. Vice-Chair; Bob Block, Roger Froemming, and Dennis Mosher present. one Approval of Agenda Motion by Mosher, second by Block, and unanimously carried to approve the County Board agenda of April 22, 2008, with the following additions: Red River Valley Development Association Viking Library Resolution Approval of Minutes Motion by Froemming, second by Mosher, and unanimously carried to approve the County Board minutes of April 15, 2008, as presented. Approval to Pay Bills Motion by Block, second by Mosher, and unanimously carried to approve payment of the County Board bills per Attachment A of these minutes. Planning Commission Recommendations Section 1. Purpose and Expectations. The Board of Commissioners declares that it intends for the County to undertake the acquisition of the Property with available funds and to obtain reimbursement for such expenditures out of the proceeds of a lease financing to be arranged through the Otter Tail County Housing and Redevelopment Authority. This declaration is a declaration of official intent adopted pursuant to Treas. Reg. §1.150-2. Conditional Use Permit - Dora Township: Motion by Erickson, second by Mosher, and unanimously carried to approve a Conditional Use Permit to complete road work on Priebs Park Drive and Trail with conditions as recommended by the Planning Commission. The project is located on Priebs Park Drive & Priebs Park Trail, Section 1 & 2 of Dora Township; Loon Lake (56-523), RD & Sybil Lake (56-387), RD. Conditional Use Permit - Dora Township: Motion by Block, second by Froemming, and unanimously carried to approve a Conditional Use Permit to complete roadwork on CSAH 108, Cty Hwy 85 - 41 O'" St. with conditions as recommended by the Planning Commission. The project is located from 32121 410”' St. to intersection of 410“’ St., CSAH 108 & Co Hwy 85, Sections 26 & 35 of Dora Township; Elbow Lake (56-514), NE. Conditional Use Permit - Tantara M. Malinowski: Motion by Froemming, second by Mosher, and unanimously carried to approve a Conditional Use Permit to construct a house and driveway as presented. The property is described as Pt of GL 2, Parcel E, Section 27 of Parkers Prairie Township; Lake Adley (56-31), GD. Conditional Use Permit - CRS Properties/ Jim Boisclair & Scott Schmidt: The applicants withdrew the application for Conditional Use Permit. The property is described as All that pt of SW1/4, 3.91 AC, Section 27 of Everts Township; Silver Lake (56-302), RD. Conditional Use Permit - Frank's Lodge & Camporound/John & Kathleen Frank: Land & Resource Director, Bill Kalar, explained that this Conditional Use Permit request is for adding campsites to the existing resort. The Planning Commission recommended denial with their reasons listed in the Planning Commission minutes of April 16, 2008. Chris McCann of Interstate Engineering requested that the application be tabled and sent back to the Planning Commission to allow a dialogue to address the concerns. Mr. Frank stated that, at the Planning Commission meeting, there was discussion; however, when the vote took place, the issues were on other concerns than those that had been discussed. Neighbor, Bob Weatherly, expressed concern with this request because it creates too much density for this body of wafer. Jane Aschnewitz requested that the Board take a Section 2. Timinq and Amount of Reimbursement. Reimbursement allocation made under the provisions of this resolution shall be made within 18 months of the date hereof and shall not exceed ®in aggregate principal amount. The allocation shall be evidenced by an entry on the official books and records of the County maintained for that purpose. Commissioner Block seconded the resolution which, upon being put to vote, was unanimously adopted. Adopted this 22"” day of April, 2008. Dated;OTTER TAIL COUNTY BOARD OF COMMISSIONERS Attest:By:. Larry Krohn, Clerk Syd Nelson, Board of Commissioners Chair State of Minnesota Work Release Agreement Motion by Mosher, second by Block, and unanimously carried to authorize the Chairman's signature to execute the State of Minnesota Joint Powers Agreement between the Department of Corrections and Otter Tail County for the work release program. The agreement is effective from July 1. 2008 through July 30, 2009, with the State paying the County $59.00 per day per State offender participating in the work release program. RECEIVED APR 2 2 2008 LAND & RtSOURCEApril 18, 2008 RE:Comments for CUP by Frank’s Lodge Star Lake, Minnesota CL 'dDear County Commissioner: Recently, I have submitted a Conditional Use Permit application for expansion of Frank’s Lodge on Star Lake. The existing facility has 49 units. The units include cabins, and spaces reserved for park model and recreational camping units (RVs). My application is to expand my facility to accommodate 42 more units, and 6 tent sites. As an observation, I have seen the Planning Commission invest a significant amount of time discussing applications with the applicants during the Planning Commission Meetings. If the Planning Commission sees a “non-conforming” point in the application, they identify it, and allow the applicant to correct the non-conforming attribute (either verbally or via a tabled application). To clarify, “non-conforming” attributes may include parts of the application that may follow the specifications of the ordinances, but do not fit with what the Planning Commissioners perceive from a qualitative basis as fitting with the 12 items that identify the general purpose of the ordinance (identified on Page 28 of the Otter Tail County Shoreland Management Ordinance). During review of the Frank’s Lodge application, the Planning Commission asked for comments from Bill Kalar. I was allowed to answer Mr. Kalar’s questions. Following my response, the Planning Commission motioned to deny my application. The denial was based on reasons that were not included in the discussion with Mr. Kalar. This does not seem consistent with normal protocol for permit review. This is the second time that I have tried to acquire approval of a CUP application from Otter Tail County for the same project. The first time, my application was rejected at the Planning Commission meeting because the County inaccurately interpreted Minnesota State EAW requirements. My first application had 42 RV units and 10 tents only campsites. The Minnesota EAW rules require a mandatory EAW if the number of “vehicle accessible” sites increases by 50 units or more. My application was compliant. Although I perceive this as an inadvertent error, it was unfortunate. This time, the application was denied because they did not want to go through an EAW process, but identified environmental impacts as a reason for the denial. The option of allowing Frank’s Lodge to prepare an EAW was not offered. This is a circumvention of the process. County Commissioners April 18,2008 Frank’s Lodge CUP on Star Lake Page 2 of2 I respectfully request a dialogue with you during your Commissioner’s meeting scheduled for Tuesday, April 22 at 11:00 a.m. The purpose of my visit is not for you to approve my CUP. I would like to persuade you to allow me to meet with the Planning Commission at the next available Planning Commission meeting so that I can review my application with the Planning Commission under the format that is usually followed (allowing me to discuss non-conforming issues and revise them through a dialogue with the Planning Commission). Our lodge is adjacent to property for which a recent RV park CUP application was recently denied (DuCharme’s application on Star Lake). Between the two applications, there was a significant amount of public comment opposing the applications. In light of this, Frank’s Lodge recognizes that the permitting process is a heavy issue for the County, particularly to the Planning Commissioners. We honor and respect the County’s right and responsibility to use its judgment in approving permits. We ask that the County show us the respect to at least hear our side of the issues before making its decision. If you have any questions, please feel free to contact me at 530-945-9566. Yours very truly, FRANK’S LODGE vl.... John Frank Owner c: Bill Kalar, Otter Tail County Chris McConn, Interstate Engineering •ite Sia X3£ o H a s £ S oSo S ii I9: wgoci§ !< zSio os f I (0<r 5><t=oVj I3 ^ iI I o o I&§ = s s ^ A Iss2 1Islilpl Plilif islt!|:e 1*' ?££ 1I I 8! luobz KtiJ I “z -s111 — shO I ZZ s _UJ g a £ 7A SHEET NO.4/11/2006 Oi\2e0A07-O4S\F0’e424<1\%SOflT El(PANSI(>4'.C^\REV3\SHT7A.EIISnNC DOCK LAIOJI.OCN 1 0 T A IiMii (departmentofheaithi s' ■i Protecting, maintaining and improving the health of all Minnesotans 'i 1 March 24, 2008r- •i ! Mr. John Frank, Owner Frank’s Lodge and Campground 30570 Lodge Loop Dent, MN 56528 Subject:Shower Building Construction for Frank’s Lodge and Campground, Dent, Otter Tail County, Minnesota, Plan No. None Dear Mr. Frank: Minnesota Department of Health Plan Review has received the plans submitted to re- construct the shower house. Below are the statements for shower house compliance from the Recreational Campground Plan Review orders and the plan reviewer comments in italics: 1. Provide floor surfaces within bathing facilities which are constructed of smooth, easily cleanable, and durable materials that are impervious to moisture. Comment: Concrete is riot durable or impervious to moisture, please be sure to seal the concrete or coat the concrete with a coating to ensure the concrete is durable. 2. Floor surfaces must be properly sloped to provide proper drainage. Comment: Sloping of the floor to floor drains in order to facilitate drainage in the shower areas is required, be sure to slope the floor appropriately. 3. Provide wall and ceiling surfaces within bathing facilities which are constructed of smooth, easily cleanable, and durable materials that are impervious to moisture. Comments: Ventilation is recommended, walls of painted concrete masonry units shall have an orange-peel finish for cleanability. Ceilings of painted drywall shall be a durable, moisture- resistant paint to prevent mold and mildew. Thank you for the plans for the shower building. Plans are approved as submitted. Please contact your inspector at the conclusion of construction for an inspection prior to use. If you have any ^4her questions, please feel free to contact the plan reviewer directly. SincereljL^^^*^ §§ § . i: ! I :i ; V ^ i :! ^ ■ ■i- LauraHuseby, REHS, Plan Review . Environmental Health Services Section P.O.Box 64975 St. Paul, Minnesota 55164-0975 laura.husebv@.health.state.mn.us ,!1 LMH/jlr Enclosures cc: Ms. Rebecca Tonneson, Minnesota Department of Health General Information: 651-201-5000 Toll-free: 888-345-0823 • TTY: 651-201-5797 • www.health.state.mn.us An equal opportunity efTiplc^er I! 1 IIs o Io IV %sotoUJ XZo Qu §i I ^cnz£1FIXUJ5cca!§Q LU " 3^ COOCLOaa.0.2o UJ 1=X aO s^ iI I D O Is g 9 i°lIf I if‘‘ I ! UJO 5? , gttl I 111 — r1-0ZZ 1 I _ LU I a 1i 2 SHEET NO.4/15/2M8 Q>V0e7M7'84S\Fe7B4249\RE$Ofl1 tXPmSION\CAOO\(%V3\SHl?.OeiCRAL lArOUI.DCN gIS' m ss P %osoCOLUo5LUCO LU ^Z li? « 0:0.3i"|§ LL ^Z? 3 I IoI iI 11!< CD OlUCO oCLoq:q:0.5o LU 1=s O 5 cI I o o I^ is ro '5 5)^'- *■i 2 2 5 S ? I I$cog’?d)Oi8| I >3e>££*1 I Si! §1 i luO gi I Iuj— s Zz I _ LU i a i SHEET NO. RECEIVED APR 162008 & RhiJOURCE Solutions for Business A Qraphics Communication Company 2400 Crestmount Lane Burnsville, MN 55306 Direct: 952-892-0751 Fax: 952-892-0766 Corp: 800-862-3690 E-mail: jbirch@americanbus.com Web: www.americanbus.com Jeffrey D. Birch Sales 4/15/08 To: Bert Olson and Commissioners Thank you lor your recent notification of public hearing regarding the application of John and Kathleen Frank for expansion of Frank’s Lodge Trailer Park. I, as other property owners on the West Ann, appreciate the courtesy of notice when potential projects arise that may alter the sensitive nature on this part of Star Lake. As of late, we seem to be the focus of attention for attempts to either create or expand in the rirea of cluster developments. Tlie Ducharme application, thankfully, was denied by the Board. Yet in my last conversation with Land and Resource, I discovered that this matter may now go before a court of law. The proposed expansion of Frank’s to 97 units will have the same adverse effect on the We.st Arm that we seemingly avoided with the denial of the DuCharmc project. That being: 1) more condensed housing creating a large “footprint” on the land, 2) more boat traffic on our already busy small body of water, and the safety issues that go along wHth thi.s, 3) further invasion and disruption of the natural setting on the West Arm, The ctunulativc effects on the West Arm of Star Lake will be great if this Conditional Use Permit is approved. Now is the time to take a stand with regards to Cluster Developments in areas where a light footprint is needed to protect the sensitive nature of the environment. I urge you to please deny the request for this application. R^pectfully, JPeff Birch Property Owner, West Arm of Star Lake Solutions for Business A Graphics Communication Company 2400 Crestmount Lane Burnsville. MN 55306 Direct: 952-892-0751 Fax; 952-892-0766 Corp: 800-862-3690 E-mail: jbirch@americanbus.com Web: www.americanbus.com Jeffrey D. Birch Sales RECEEVEDFax Cover Sheet 2 pages total APR 1 6 2008 LAMO & RhSOURCE To be read al tonight's Planning Corrunission Meeting. 1 will mail the original. Thank You. Jeff Birch fipr. 16 2008 04:55PM PIFfiX NO. :FR r RECEfVED APR 16 2006 LA^’D & RESOURCE Oltcr Tail County Planning Commission Jon and Kara Millerhagcn*West Arm Property Owners April 15, 2008 Cluster Development Permit on the West Arm of Stor Lake John Frank Trailer Park Permit To: From: Date: Re: We rcspcctf ully request thot you review the many letters of opposition that have been sent to the Planning Commission as they help clarify the concerns about cluster developments on the West Arm. We strongly oppose these permits to develop trailer parks on the West Arm of Star Lake for the following reasons: Bill Kahlar from Land and Resource Management felt it important enough to create density documents that clearly identify the imbaloncc additional trailer units will have on the west arm compared to the rest of the lake. 1. Terry Lcjcher from the DNR reported that the “cumulative effect" of additionol cluster development is too great for the sensitive natural environment on the west arm. 2. In our opinion, this CUP opplication docs not meet Shoreline Management Ordinance regulotions under conditional use permit section 3, letter I, numbers: 1) Compatibility with the surrounding areo, both on land and woter, 2) Environmentol impact, including soils, topography and vegetation (land and water) fish, and wildlife. 3) Any hazards that may be erected both on land and water. 4) Density and location of development. 3. We highly respect the work you do as the Otter Tail County Planning Commission and recognize your desire to serve all property owners. You hove an enormous responsibility to assure that the natural resource of the West Arm remains unhormed for generotions to come. If you choose to continue considering these permits, we respectfully ask that you require an Environmental Assessment Worksheet be completed. Please consider the "cumulative effect" of this decision end deny any cluster development permits on the West Arm of Star Lake. Sincerely, Jon and Kara Millerhagen Property owners on the West Arm of Star Lake mmiiDfipr. 16 20FOX NO. : i APR 162008 LAfiD 5, RtSOURCE JON H, MILUERHAGEN, PRINqiPAU 8401 XERXES AVENUE SOUTH WASHBURNELEMENTARY BLOOMINGTON, MN 55431 PHONE: 952,681.5500 FAX; 952.681.5501 ScNo to:From: Office eocation: ^ArTENTioN: Date:OFFICE location: Fax number:Phone number: [^URGENT n reply ASAP [~1 PLEASE COMMENT |~~] PLEASE REVIEW fl FOR YOUR INFORMATION TOTAL PAGES, INCLUDING COVER: Comments: 'flu's(jd A ecSf QMC/T t Ir^■ Co^ ~\c> -^VVoO I l-TNWCxaV PAGE 02/02MJ CONSTRUCTION04/16/2008 14:06 7637858799 April 16, 2008 RECEIVED APR 1 6 2008 land & RESOURCELand & Resource Management Office Otter Tail County Planning Commission Government Service Center 450 West Fir Avenue Fergus Falls, MN 56537 Dear Commissioners: I am writing to voice my opposition to further cluster development at Frank’s Lodge Resort. By now, you may be able to recite the points of public opposition as well as I can, but I will take the opportunity to voice my greatest concem.s again. First, let it be known that I am a supporter of family resorts in Minnesota. My family stayed at resorts nearly every summer for 16 years until we purchased our own lake cabin. And my family is a customer of Frank’s Lodge for gas, bait and ice cream and candy. I appreciate having a resort so convenient to my cabin. However, the issues raised in opposition of a similar request in recent months remain the same. The West Arm is a small, narrow and environmentally sensitive body of water that has experienced a significant increase in boat traffic over the last few years. This is causing increased shoreline erosion, water safety and noise issues on the lake. The West Arm cannot accommodate dozens of more boats, and no one can convince me that more RV sites will not result in more boats at Frank’s Lodge. Following the earlier expansion of RV sites at Frank’s Lodge, there i.s now hundreds of feet of shoreline covered with side-by-side boats, docks and lifts. Next, the earlier expansion of the RV Park at Frank’s Lodge, and addition of a cabin on the DuCharme’s property, has brought additional outdoor lighting to the lake. 1 understand the need for providing safety and security lighting for resort guests, but the amount of light is beyond reason and is not contained to the resort property. I cannot imagine the amount of additional lighting that would accompany the requested expansion. My request for addressing the lighting issue has been ignored. Finally, the view of nearly 100 RV’s from this small piece of water and the neighboring properties is something no one wants to see. Simply put, the addition of any RV sites on the West Arm is .simply too much. Sincerely, Bill Wemiagcr PAGE 01/02MJ CONSTRUCTION04/16/2008 14:06 7637958799 FAX TO;Otter Tall County Board of Commissioners FROM:Bill Wermager FAX:218-998-8112 FAX: PHONE:PHONE;218-998-8095 763-315-1448 SUBJECT; April 16, 2008 Meeting DATE:April 15, 2008 COMMENTTS: Please read the following letter at the April 16, 2008 regarding the request for further Cluster Development at Frank's Lodge. Or:h/1 /n A , received APR 16 iOOB land & Rti^OURCE RECEIVED APR 1 4 2008 iN'iD & RfcSOURCE 4515 Orchid Circle Plymouth, MN 55446 April 10, 2008 Ottertail County Planning Commission Bert Olson, Chair Government Services Center 500 Fir Avenue West Fergus Fall^MN 56537 Dear Mr. Olson and Members of the Commission, We are writing in regard to John and Kathleen Franks’ application for a Conditional Use Permit which is on your April 16, 2008 agenda. We are opposed to the permit for the same reasons expressed by many neighbors on the West Arm when the Franks next door neighbor and relatives approached you earlier this year with a similar proposal for their own property. After your consideration of the DuCharme proposal, the County Commissioners denied the CUP to add trailer houses on West Arm. We believe that the same conditions that caused the County Commissioners to deny the DuCharme proposal are present in the Franks proposal. Our objections include the fact that Franks already have nearly 50 trailers and cabins on their property. They want to increase that number to almost 100. The land and water area are both too small to support such a large increase in people. When the culvert was replaced with a bridge to the main part of Star Lake we saw an increase in traffic on the Arm. This was followed by a large increase in dwellings at Franks and by another small development on West Arm. Increased development will further stress the fragile environment of the Arm. The DNR offered evidence of the harm that would be caused by such a large development at the January 13, 2008 County Commissioners meeting. We feel the DNR’s input should be sought and considered before any kind of development is allowed on the West Arm. In addition to added boat traffic we will see an increase in road traffic on our gravel roads as well as more ATV traffic in the area. We often find ATV riders who stray onto our property even though we are several lots removed from Franks and our property is posted. This proposal, like that of John Franks’ sister and bother-in-law, has been brought forward in the very early spring before the majority of the affected residents are present. The idea of such a large addition would generate a great deal more feed back if people were aware of the project. As it is, many of us who have never written letters are doing so as well as taking time out of our work lives to travel many miles to offer our input. We do realize that such a wonderful area will become more developed over time. We believe this particular kind of development will not only damage the environment of West Arm but will also decrease the value of the remaining properties which could lead to the loss of revenue fi’om the area. Both the DuCharme and the Franks proposals are simply too much, too fast for any area to absorb. We urge you to consider the impact of this destructive proposal on a very small body of water and deny the CUP. Thank you. Tom & Julie Koski Co-owners, Beverly Hills Resort, West Arm, Star Lake received APR 1 4 2008 LAr:D & RtSOURCE Glen and jody Shaw 38621 Beverly Hills Rd Dent, MN 56528 April 12, 2008 To: Ottertail County Planning Commission From: Glen and Jody Shaw Re: Frank’s Permit Application We are opposed to this application for the following reasons: 1. The potential cumulative density is too great given the sensitive characteristics of the West Arm as referenced by the calculations provided by Land and resource Management. 2. The increase in traffic (safety) on the water. 3. The General Development standard is inadequate to address this proposal. Note - This was also the case in 2003 when Franks Lodge had to prove they had room for 80 spaces before the approximately 17 RV unit addition was approved, which brought the number up to the present 49. 4. The West Arm is 305 acres, 148 of which is aquatic vegetation. 5. The present number of cabins and homes (based on GIS addressing) is 43. The number of present RV units is 49. A ratio of over 1 to 1. 6. Thousands of feet of shore land on the West Arm are still undeveloped and many lots exist that are not yet built on. When this happens it will, of course, put more pressure on the West Arm. 7. We believe the current number of boat slips and lifts exceeds the maximum allowed in the 2003 expansion. 8. We believe the current placement of an RV(s) on the beach is a violation of the 2003 expansion agreement where approximately 4 tier #1 campsites were to be removed. Due to the overall situation and the conditions present on the West Arm, we would strongly suggest that an Environmental Impact Study be required. Before any development of this type goes forward, at the very least an Environmental Assessment Worksheet should be completed. Terry Lejcher, DNR recently wrote a letter to the County Board dated January 11, 2008 motivated, we believe by this original application and another application which should be strongly considered before any further development of the West Arm takes place. We do thank you for the work you do on behalf of all of the residents of Ottertail County. Page 1Marsha^Bowman - Fwd: Re: hearing notice From:Marsha Bowman dwallwork@mac.com 4/2/08 10:43AM Fwd: Re: hearing notice To: Date: Subject: Ms. Wallwork, Frank's Lodge is scheduled for April 16th (7:30 P.M.), and the Notice of Public Hearing is being mailed today (April 2nd). I checked, and you will receive a Notice (these Notices are mailed to the same address that your tax statement is mailed to). In checking, it appears to be the same address you stated in your e-mail. If you have any further questions, please call me at: 218-998-8095. Marsha Bowman CC:Bill Kalar; Karen Cannell Page 1 iMarsha .Bowman - Re: hearing notice Karen Cannell Deborah Wallwork 3/31/08 8:26AM Re: hearing notice From: To: Date: Subject: Hi Deb- Thanks for your email. I do not work with the Planning Commission or Land and Resource, so I am forwarding your email on to their Department so that they may answer your question. Karen Karen M Cannell Employee Benefits Specialist Otter Tail County Coordinator's Department Government Services Center 520 Fir Avenue West Fergus Falls MN 56537 Phone: 218-998-8076 Fax:218-998-8075 email: kcannell@co.otter-tail.mn.us This electronic mail transmission contains confidential information intended only for the person(s) named. Any use, distribution, copying or disclosure by any other person is strictly prohibited. If you received this transmission in error, please notify the sender by telephone (218-998-8076) or send an electronic mail message to kcannell@co.otter-tail.mn.us. »> On 03/30/2008 at 10:36 am, Deborah Wallwork <dwallwork@mac.com> wrote: Hi Karen- I am surprised that I didn't receive a notice about a conditional use permit hearing for Frank's Lodge on April 9th. I am within a quarter mile of the Lodge. Please check to see that you have my winter address correctly. It's: Deb Wallwork 255 E. Kellogg Blvd. #502 Saint Paul, MN 55101 I would like to receive a copy of the notice. Thanks. -Deb Bill Kalar; Marsha BowmanCC: s RECEIVED APR 0 2 2008 land & RESOURCE Ottertail Planning Commission Land and Resource Management Office Government Service Center 450 West Fir, Fergus Falls, MN 56537 Thursday, March 31rd, 2008 Re: John and Kathy Frank, Development on Star Lake Dear Chairman Bert Olson and the Honorable Members of the Ottertail Planning Commission, This proposal for development at Frank's Lodge on the West Arm of Star Lake is not suitable for our lake under the regulations for conditional use of the lake under shoreline management ordinance. It creates a density factor that threatens our wildlife, our property values, and the quality of life on the West Arm. The West Arm is simply too small to support this proposal. Franks' Lodge already has 42 units, plus cabins, a huge footprint on a very small body of water. The West Arm is one of the smallest self-contained bodies of water under your Jurisdiction. This part of the lake, is, as you know, very narrow, less than a quarter of a mile across. The lake is only about 300 acres of water, half of which is shallow marsh. The current density on the lake is already at a minimum of 3.1 water acres per unit. That's without considering any other potential development of lots on the lake. Or the environmental values of this area, which the DNR has testified to. This is why the County recently turned down a proposal for a 30 unit RV park next door, at Ducharmes. In 2002, the Frank's Lodge added 42 additional RV units. Since then another owner was granted a cluster development of 9 new lots. So, in. less than five years, the number of units on this tiny body of water has doubled. There isn't another lake in Ottertail County where this would be allowed, tolerated, or even conceivable. The Commission needs to take a firm stand and reject this proposal. The level of boat traffic now, much of which comes out of Frank's Lodge, is at the point where on peak weekends it is dangerous. Several of my neighbors told me at the last hearing that they simply no longer come down to their cabins in July and August because of the noise and fear of having their children run over. The lake is narrow, so boats that drive out from Frank's Lodge docks drive directly into the path of other boats going around the lake, endangering swimmers, jet skiers and fishing boats. My neighbors don't like to take their own children and grandchildren out tubing on weekends because the traffic is hazardous. Why should we be forced away from using our properties to accommodate a few owners who have commercial ambitions? I'm directly across from Frank's Lodge, so I'm well aware of the noise factor. The incessant sound of motorboats, jet skis circling in front of the Lodge, often drive me inside off the lake. Everybody has the right to enjoy themselves, the lake is small and there are hills on either side so it just gets to be too much. The lake is a public resource. The Franks have no right to monopolize it for their clients. Yet, this is what is happening. The shoreline ordinance asks the Board to consider these issues of density, traffic, and whether the proposed additions are suitable or compatible. Over-use of the lake by one party will have a cumulative impact on every owner, as well as the public who uses the lake through public access. And the wildlife, who require the resources of the lake for their very survival. I would like to see the Commission declare a moratorium of % rH.;. : development on the West Arm. To allow this permit would be a serious breach of the Commission's oversight responsibilities. Please help us protect our lake. Sincerely, r ■ Deb Wall work 30301 383rd St. Dent, MN 56528 : r • \ otter Tail County. Planning Commission April 16. 2008, Page 2 Otter Tall County. Planning Commission April 16. 2008, Page 3 disturbance of the natural topography. 8. The request exceeds the number of dwelling units allowed by the Shoreland Management Ordinance (SMO). 9. The boat slips already exceed the number allowed by the SMO. Voting: All members in favor, except Boyer & Gillabstained. No Formal Action: 1. Bill Kalar informed the Commission that the County Board has set the revised Shoreiand Management Ordinance to be effective May 1, 2008. It appeared that there was interest to have a joint informational meeting with the Planning Commission and the Board of Adjustment. 2. Bill Kalar informed the Commission that on June 3, 2008, the County Board will hold a Public Hearing in regards to reclassifying some of the small GD lakes to a NE classification. Adjourn: At 9:55 P.M., Chairman Olson set the Meeting. The next Meeting is scheduled for 6:30 P.M. on May 14, 2008. Tamara M. Malinowski - Approved As Presented; A Conditional Use Permit Application (as stated by the Applicant): Dig basement for new dwelling, backfill after construction, use spoil and haul in additional fill for driveway. Spread Class V on driveway, spread topsoil over fill and ditches and seed in. Approx. 1100 cu yds total for project required. The property is described as Pt of GL 2, Parcel E, Section 27 of Parkers Prairie Township; Lake Adley (56-31), GD. Mariene & Marv Pooler represented the Application. Motion: A motion by Gill, second by Boyer to approve as presented. Voting: All members in favor. Break: At 7:20 the Commission took a 10 minute break. CRS Properties / Jim Boisclair & Scott Schmidt - Withdrawn: A Conditional Use Permit (as stated by the Applicant): Use the two largest boat storage buildings that are existing for use of boat storage business and change use of existing buildings to Individual Rental Units. Building A has 26 separate units with a central drive through common area and Building B will have 19 separate units like Building A. Will modify Building A & B from all open to individual locked units. Should decrease traffic on lot 75% (meaning going from about 200 inside boat storage to 45 separate garages). Also propose 3 earthmoving projects: 1) Holding pond - 20' W x 35’ L x 1'6" deep. 2) Berm - 1' H x 3' W x 65’ L (use fill from pond). 3) Haul in approx. 450 cubic yds of black dirt for replacement of gravel onsite, will seed area. Details and drawings available for viewing at Land & Resource Mgt. Office. The property is described as All that pt of SWIM, 3.91 AC, Section 27 of Everts Township; Silver Lake (56-302), RD. Scott Schmidt & Jim Boisclair represented the Application. Motion - Withdrawn: A motion by Estes, second by Wilson to approve the request as stated on the Notice Of Public Hearing dated April 2, 2008, provided there is no outside storage; reason for approval being this would be a decrease in the existing impervious surface. The Applicants requested to withdraw their Application. Motion: A motion by Wilson, second by Boyer to accept the withdrawal of the Application as requested by the Applicants. Voting: All members in favor. Frank’s Lodge & Campground / John & Kathleen Frank - Denied: A Conditional Use Permit Application (as stated by the Applicant): Expand number of dwelling units in campground/resort to a total of 97 units. Excavate approximately 9,000 cu. yds. to construct roads & develop pads on each dwelling for parking an RV or Trailer. The property is described as N1/2 NW1M, Lots 4 & 5 ex Star Lake Beach & ex trs ex Res & SRC (91.26 AC) & N1/2 NW1M, Lots 4 & 5 ex Star Lake Beach & ex trs ex farm (9.93 AC) Section 9 of Star Lake Township; Star Lake (56-385), GD. John Frank and Chris McCann (Interstate Engineering) represented the Application. Deb Wallwork had some questions regarding density and expressed concerns regarding boat traffic and safety. Motion: A motion by Schwartz, second by Maske to deny for the following reasons; 1. Due to the size of the project, this request is not compatible with the surrounding area. 2. The Township Road is not suitable for a lot of traffic, the proposal would cause a lot of dust, 3. The environmental impact on the aquatic vegetation. 4. The project is located on a narrow arm of a General Development Lake. 5. The aquatic vegetation in the lake diminishes the useable area of the lake. 6. The noise would be funneled towards the lake. 7. The proposed Respectfully submitted. Marsha Bowman Recording Secretary i c PLANNING COMMISSION NOTIFICATION WORKSHEET (1/4 Mile (1320’) for Conditional Use Apps / Vz Mile (2640’) for Preliminary Plats) Applicant; V- UyJtcU Meeting Date: ULjlkLfj Do ■^bsloi A/ALfn^ Lake: Date Assigned:Assigned To: Completed: *Township I County Roads: Sherry (GIS) will get map, listing, labels (she has an advanced mapping system), unless It Is adjacent to the parcel(s) that run the length of the road project. Be sure to list the road name(s) and the parcel number(s) involved with the project on this sheet. Return By: Townships / Sections / Plats: I I nip g uO/mUmUiL OiM Pa 31 (fi h I 7 iu OTTER TAIL COUNTY PLANNING COMMISSION NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING Frank’s Lodge & Campground John & Kathleen Frank 30570 Lodge Loop Dent, MN 56528 APPLICANT: HEARING DATE/LOCATION: April 16, 2008 at 7:30 P.M. ** Commissioner's Room, Government Services Center West Fir Fergus Falls, MN 56537 CONDITIONAL USE PERMIT APPLICATION REQUEST {as stated by the Applicant): Expand number of dwelling units in campground/resort to a total of 97 units. Excavate approximately 9,000 cu. yds. to construct roads & develop pads on each dwelling for parking an RV or Trailer. i LAKE NAME/NUMBER/CLASS: Star Lake (56-385), GD ; •• E-911 ADDRESS: 30570 Lodge Loop N1/2 NW1/4, Lots 4 & 5 ex Star Lake Beach & ex trs ex Res &LEGAL DESCRIPTION: SRC (91.26 AC) & N1/2 NW1/4, Lots 4 & 5 ex Star Lake Beach & ex trs ex farm (9.93 AC) Section 9 of Star Lake Township ** Weather Conditions may change the Hearing date and time. If bad weather occurs, please listen to the local Fergus Falls Radio Stations or contact the Land & Resource Management Office, by 4:30 p.m., for possible rescheduling of the Hearing.______________________________________________________ _________________________________■ ■ The above Applicant has made Application to the Otter Tail County Planning Commission for a Conditional Use Permit as per the requirements of the Shoreland Management Ordinarice of Otter Tail County. Details of the Application are available for viewing at the Land & Resource Management Office, Government Services Center 540 West Fir, Fergus Falls, MN 56537. Any comments regarding this request may be expressed at the Hearing or mailed to the Land & Resource Management Office at the above address. INDIVIDUALS REQUIRING SPECIAL ACCOMMODATIONS SHOULD CONTACT THE LAND & RESOURCE MANAGEMENT OFFICE PRIOR TO THE HEARING. April 2. 2008 Mailing Date Bert Olson Chairman Planning Commission LAND AND RESOURCE MANAGEMENT OTTER TAIL COUNTY, GOVERNMENT SERVICES CENTER, FERGUS FALLS, MN 56537 STATE OF MINNESOTA ) ) ss COUNTY OF OTTER TAIL ) I, Marsha Bowman, duly appointed and Acting Secretary of the Otter Tail County Plannii^ Commissi^ for Otter Tail County, Minnesota, do hereby certify that onthe-^^^day of __, 2008, the attached Notice of Hearing and was duly served upon the following:dAaynAl County Sheriff County Highway Engineer [ Courthouse Otter Tail COLA, John Matteson, 23562 W Silver Lk Rd, Battle Lake, MN 56515 MPCA, 116 E Front St., Detroit Lakes, MN 56501 Terry Lejcher, DNR, Div. of Waters, 1509 1st Ave N, Fergus Falls, MN 56537 Bruce Winterfeldt, DNR, Trails & Waterways Arlin Schalekamp, DNR, Div. of Fisheries Doug Hedtke, DNR, Div. of Wildlife Planning Commission Members (The above receive a// Notices) Same Envelope Lake Improvement District (if project is located on their lake, mail Notices to the Lake Improvement District) Pelican, l^h, Bass^frljttle Pelican: Peli^ Group South Turtt Little Pine^ B'ta Pine: Pine Lakes I Imp. Dist., %Fred Manuel, 26271 Otoson RD, Detroit Lakes MN 56501 [e: South Turtle Lake Imp. dl^:r"%Bricker & Janet Johnsen, 32790 Turtle Shore Ln, Underwood, MN 56586 pKbox 405, Perham, MN 56573 Littled^cDonald,'K^s & Paul: “McDonald Lakes ImpsJDist., PO Box 133, Perham, MN 56573 City ClerkjfK^cated within 2 miles of a city) MNDOT b|l»(^ffice, 1000 Hwy 10 W, Detroit Lakes, MN 56501 (if located on a State or Fed Hwy) Adjacent Oountv-Z^ing Admihistratpi^f the County is in the “Buffer) - check their website for name/address Becker Cou«^ Auditor (notify ip..a^ition to their Zoning Administrator) - check their website for name/address Per BIV^ noViotify indjytduals vvKhin a City Limit , Hhkw djOJijdu ^^ownship Cl^, iake-Association/gurveyor (if ^propriate), ^"--eftcHtTOse listedorrt^attachgtrsn& ■• • •»_____hthum) by placing a true and correct copy thereof in a sealed envelope, postage prepaid, and by depositing them in the U.S. Mail at Fergus Falls, MN, properly addressed to each of the above named at the addresses shown abov^ Secretary _____ ^ilf^arcel owner is “USA", mail to Fish & Wildlife Service, 18965 Co. Hwy 82, Fergus Falls, MN 56537 If parcel owner is “DNR”, ignore as they are receiving a notice as stated above If parcel owner is “St. of MN. 375 Centennial Bldg. Spec Asst, to Atty General St. Paul, MN “, mail to DNR Lands & Minerals 2115 Birchmont Beach Rd NE Bemidji, MN 56601 PC Affidavit 1/08 LIST PARCELS IN BUFFER 12/19/2007 Parcel Number Sorlname Street Addr Addr2 CSZ 56000080045001 BERGE,WILLIAM J 56000090057004 BERGSTROM,JAMES A & KAREN A 56000990393000 BERGSTROM,JAMES A & KAREN A 56000990543000 BIRCH,JEFFREY D ~... 56000090057003 DARWIN,EVERETTE J & CYNTHIA A 56000090065001 56000050032000 DLM LLC 56000090056000...DUCHARME,PIERRE & MARY 56000090057000 FRANK,JOHN M ET AL TRUSTEE 56000090057001 56000990392000 HOAAS,MELVIN V & JANE T 56000090057006 ’ HOAAS,MELVIN V & JANE T 56000090064000....JOHNSON,MICHAEL G & CARMEN J 56000090057002 KEGLEY,INGEBORG M & P FFtANKS 56000080045000 KOSKI,THOMAS CM ET AL 56000090065000. KUCHLER,DENNIS A ............. 56000990391000.. 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MARTINEAU,WILLIAM & ROSE 56000990544000...MILLERHAGEN,JON & KARA E 56000990397000 ’ F{ANDAL[,PAUL D & ROBERT S 56000990398000 RANDALL,r6bERT S & BARBARA 5600009005700^'RONGEN7B/^REffcTcON’NrER 56000990395000 RONGEN,BARREff CTCONNIE R 5600099039600b~RONC3EN,BARRETT C“&^6nnTeR 56000080046000'"“ SCHULTZ,ARfHURl/V&“SHARON JR 56000990390000’ STERNAL^DAWN ~ 56000040023000 ''"UNifED STATES OF AME’rIcA 56000050032001 ^UNITED STATES OF AMERICA 56000090056002' UNITED STATES OF AMERICA 56000040020000 “ united STATES OF AMERICA ' 56000040022000 'uS FISH & WILDLIFE SERVICE.. 56000090063000 ' VOGEL,MARIE 56000990386000...VOLNESS,HAROLD J & LAURA J 56000990385000...VOLNESS,HAROLD J & LAURA J 411 11THSTSE WASECA MN 56093 3840 1942 WARBLER LN 1942 WARBLER LN SAINT PAUL MN 55119 4934 SAINT PAUL MN 55119 4934 1942 WARBLER LN 6976 TAYLOR DR SAINT PAUL MN 55119 4934 SAVAGE MN 55378 3212 1053 GORDON AVE 7 OAK LN' MAPLEWOOD MN 55109 4225 RUMSONNJ 07760 1306......... 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FERGUS FALLS MN 56537 7726 SOUTH ST PAUL MN 55075 1308 844 20TH AVE N SOUTH ST PAUL MN 55075 1308 844 20TH AVE N SOUTH ST PAUL MN 55075 1308 Page 1 LIST PARCELS IN BUFFER 12/19/2007 Parcel Number Sortname Street Addr CSZAddr2 56000990388000 VOLNESS,HAROLD J & LAURA J 844 20TH AVE N SOUTH ST PAUL MN 55075 1308 SOUTH ST PAUL MN 55075 130856000990389000 56000990387000 VOLNESS,HAROLD J & LAURA J VO['nESSThAROLDT& LAU 844 20TH AVE N 844 20TH AVE N SOUTH ST PAUL MN 55075 1308 WALLWORK.DEBORAH WALLWO^” DEBORAH WEAtHERLY^ROBERf&lo^ErLEN 56000990545000 56000990616000 56600990617000 255 KELLOGG BLVD E APT 502 255 KELLOGG BLVD E APT 502 932 WOODLAND LOOP SAINT PAUL MN 55101 1435 SAINT PAUL MN 55101 1435 FERGUS FALLS MN 56537 4635 Page 2 . ^11 lU III I t J ll ,\ •I . f L L G A L description EXHIBIT "A" :■ I Th« North Hfilf of the Northwest Quarter (NjNWj). and Covornment i.ots ^our (4) ,and Five (5). of Section Nine CM, Township One Hundred Thirty-five (135), Range Forty-one (41), except the following: 1.All platted lots in the recorded plat of Star Lake Beach; Oliss tract (Book 228 of Deeds on page 46):. That part of Government Lot Five (5) of Section Nine (9)., Township One Hundred Thirty-five (135), Range Forty-one (41) , follows, to-wit: Northwest corner ,of Lot Four (4) of Star Lake Beach, according to the certified plat thereof on file and of record in the -:ffice of the County Recorder in and for Otter Tail County, Minnesota, tlience due North a distance of 336 feet to an iron stake, thence due East a distance of 317 feet to an iron stake, thence in a straight line a distance of 395 feet more or less to the Northeast corner of Lot Seven (7) of Star Lake Beach, thence in a northwerterly direction on and along the southerly line of a public road to the place of beginning except that part shown on the plat of Star La^e Beach and dedicated as- a public road. Gilson tract (Book 366 of Dee'ds on page 43) : . A ti;act oT” land in Government Lot Pour. (4), of Section Nine (9), Township One Hundred Thirty-five (135), Range Forty-one (41), described as follows, to-wit; Beginning at a point measured South. 1706 feet along the quarter line from the North quarter section corner on the North line of said Section Nine (9), and thence running as follows: 64®30' VJest 147 feet,).thence South 24*21' West 260 teet to the shore of-Star. Lake, thence running in a general sout):easterly direction approximately 255 feet along the said lakeshore to the East line of said Government Lot Four (4), thence .North 388 feet along said East line of Government Lot Four (4) to . the point of beginning, and containing IJ acres, more or less, that part described as the North 33 feet (measured at right angles) along the North line of the above-described tract and also the East 33 feet of the, above-described tract, except the_ South 120 feet thereof, are subject to the right.of way for road purposes. 2. more particularly, described, as Beginning at a point at 'the 3. :I South f ■ Together with an easement of way for road purposes over and across a tract 66 feet in width lying 33 feet on eitliec side of the quarter section line lying between the Northeast Quarter of the Northwest Quarter (NElNWl) and Government Lot Four (4), and the Northwest Quarter of the Northeast Quarter (NWlNEl) and Government Lot Three (3), all in said Section Nine' (9), running from the quarter section corner between said Northeast Quarter of the Nort)iwest Quarter (NElNWi ) and-said Northwest Quarter of the Northeast Quarter (NWlNEl), to. a point 654 feet South of the Northeast corner of said Government Lot Four (4) which is the same as the Northeast corner of the said Government Lot Three (3); toget)ier wit)i a strip of land which lies wit)iin a distance of 66 feet northerly at right angles to the following descritied line; Beginning at a point on the East line of said Government Lot Four (4) distant 1742.5 feet South of the North quarter section corner of said Section Nine (9), thence running, southwesterly at an angle of 64*30' with said East line for a distance of 84.2 feet, i % Mipiir-f? rlnflof.-t to the riqht a; an angle of 35*04' or n iiistanc*' of 231.5 feet, tlioncc deflect to the li-rt at an angle of 36°10' for a distance of 24fi 6 ro.-t, thence deflect to the right at an angle of n'1'14' for a distance of 320.1 feet to’ the Horlliwost corner of Lot Sixteen (16) of Star Lake hnacH, according to the plat thereof on file and of record jn the office of the County Recorder in and tor said county .and state. ; 4.1 t'ac;t (Hook 2 34 of Deeds on page 53) j part of iiovorriinent Lot Four (4), ft . Tha^of Section Nine of Township One Hundred Thirty-five (135), Range Forty-one (41), described as follows, to-wit: Commencing at a stake that is North 69' Fast 107.4 feet from the Southeast corner of Lot Sixteen (16), of Star Lake Beach, as a point of cominencement j thence North C2'15' Fast 112.7 feet; thence North '■.6»l 5'East 120.2 feet to an iron stake; Hr>rti> 25' East 23.9 feet to an iron stake; thence South 70'35 thence West 213.4 feet to a stake; thence feet to t)ie point of commencement.South 171.7 5.(In i ted States tract (Book 450 of Deeds 631) : Range Forty-one (41), in Section Nine (9), that part of the North Half of the Northwest Quarter (nJnwJ), lying North of the centerline of the existing township road, containing 6.00 acres, more or loss; subject, )iowevcr, to statutory road p.Tspmciits 55 foot In width lying 33 feet on either side of all section lines; to an unrecorded right of way for a telephone line; to the rights of third parties under a Joint Use Road Agreement, as recorded in Book 46 of Miscellaneous, on page 451; f-o the rights o' the United States and third persons, if any, as provided for by the Patent of record, _____ on pageTownship One flundred Thirty-five (135), 6. Karl J. and Gail Frank tract (Book 452 of Deeds on page 321) ! All that part of Government Lot Five (5), of Scc'rion Nine (9), Township One Hundred Thirty-five (135), Range Forty-one (41), of Otter Tail County, Minnesota, described as follows: Deginning at the Northwest corner of Lot One (1) of ".*;tnr Lake Beach" according to the recorded plat thereof; thence North 200 feet; thence North 83*30' West 394.4 feet more or less, to the West line of said Section Nine (9); thence South along said section line 324.2 feet to the shore of Star Lake; thence South 79* .last 300 feet along said lakeshorc to the West line of said Lot One (1), of Star Lake East 168 feet more or and containingBeach; tJionce North 35*25' to the point of beginning.less,2,86 acres, more or less. 'I'oqotlier wli.h a road easement as appurtenant to the property conveyed, and for the purpose of ingress au.l ogrr.ss to and from said described property, an I'.iscmcnt in common with others, to construct an ii.se a roadway approximately 66 feet wide abutting nil (lu! nnrtlier.ly line and outside of the property luM-nljy convoyed, and running to the public road, with .such changes, additions, or alterations as may hfiroaftcr be made to such roadi • n •Rf ■a • '• tp a. • t: /. ■}.!/• -9 M.irtlncau tract (Book .477 of Deeds on page 373) j I-rjt One ny of Star Lake Beach and part of Onvermnniit I.rit Fiv'e 15), in Section Nine (9), ’I nwriK)! f j) Onr* HiinilrocI Tliirty-f i ve ' (135), Range F'orty-o;ie (41), described as follows: Beginning at tlin Horttieast corner of Lot One (1) in Star Lake lunudi, accorttiii'i to ttin' recorded plat thereof; tlicncc Nortti 2 4 5.33 feet; thence North 81®12' West R2.5 feet; tlience South 200,00 Northwest corner of said Lot One (1); thence South 54*35' Fast 100.0 feet to the point of beginning, (.hjntaiiiing . 0.42 acre of which the South 24.5 feet is platted'road. ‘ feet to the l.ot Two of .Star Lake lioach and part of Government 1.01 Five ( 5) , Hundred Thirty-five (135), der.cribed as follows: corner of Lot Two (2) in Star Lake Beach, according to the recorded plat thereof; thence North 290.65 feet; thence North 81*12’ West 82.5 feet; thence .Soiitli 24 5.33 feet to the Northwest corner of said I,{5t Two (2); thence South 54*35' East 100.0 feet to Containing 0.50 acre of in Section Nine (9) , Township One Range Forty-one (41), Beginning at the Northeast Llie point of beginning, wiiich tile South 24.5 feet is plattnd road. 8. Ituther tract (Book 489 of Deeds on page 825): A part of Government Lot Four (4) of Section Nine (9) , Towiishii) One Hundred Thirty-five (135) , Range Forty-one (4J), lying North of and adjoining the public road an platted along Lots Thirteen (13) and Fourteen (14) of Sta,.' l.ake Beach; which part Is described as iollowss Beginning at the Northeast corner of sail Lot Fourteen (14) of Star Lake Beac)i; thence North 82*30* West 183 feet; thence South 86*45' West 17 feet to the Northwest corner of said Lot Thirteen (13); thence North 342,80 feet; t(ience South 82*06* East 200.29 feet; thence South 338.20 foot to tlie point of beginning, except South 20 feet for road. 9. Iloaas tract (book 492 of Deeds on page 755): LotTen ?J0l the West Half (Wj) of Lot Eleven (11) of .Star Lake Beach, and the following described tract; Part of Government Lot Five (5) , Section Nine (9) , Township One Hundred Thirty-five (135), Range Forty-one (41), described as follows: Beginning at the Northwest corner of Lot Ten (10) in Star Lake Beach, a recorded plat; thence North 401.36 foot; tlience South 82*06' East 151.IB feet; thence Sout)i 372.08 feet; thence South 86*45' West 150,00 feet to the point of beginning. Containing 1.33 acres, subject to 20 foot platted roadway along Soutli side of said tract. 10. Honson tract (Book 492 of Deeds on page 757): Lot Twelve (12) and all of the F.ast Half (EjP of Lot lileven (11) in Star Lake Beach, according to the recorded plat thereof (the West line of said East Half (E)) said Lot Eleven (11) shall be midway Ijotweon tlie F.ast line and t)ie West line of said Lot I’.loven (11) as platted). And also part of Government Lot Four (4) and a part of Government Lot Five (5) in Section Nine (9), Townsliip Gup Hundred Tliirty-five (135), Range )'orly-one (41), lying Uurth of a:id adjoining the ))ublic road as platted along said East Half (E)) of l.ot Elevet; (11) and l.ot Twelve (12) in Star Lake HnacI), wliich part is described as follows: Beginning .-iL the Horl.lieast corner of Lot Twelve ():’) 111 Star l.ake Bear!) according to t)io, recorded plat tliernof; kticncc South Bi°45' West 150.00 feet; Llionce North 372.OR foct; th^nco South 82*06' East 151,18 (net; thence Sontli 342.50 feet to the point rif I'i’g 1 nn int|. Containing 1.16 ^cros excluding the S<nith 20,00 feet from the last described tract wliich is plattctl roadway. ; ';I ■u •I I i- i tract (Book 495 of Deeds on page 353) i All that part of (Jovernment Lot Five (5), in r>or:tloii flliip <•)), Township One Hundred Thirty-five (135), Range Forty-one (41), lying North of and ndjoliiihg the public road as platted along Lots Fight (R) and Nine (9) in Star Iia)ce Beach according to the recorded plat, which part la described as foIlows: nine \ Beginning at the Northeast corner of Lot (9) In Star Lalce Beacli‘ according to the recorded plat thereof; thence South 86*45* 4B.00 feet; thence Nbith B0®45'45" West 112.00 feet West IM (lie fJorthwpst corner of said Lot Eight (B) in .Tt.ar I.iikr* Hcac)i| thence North 408.10 feet; thence nmith 82'05' Fast ICO.On feet; thence South 401.36 foot to the point of beginning, ficron platted roadway. Containing 1.42 . excluding the South 20.00 feet which is Beginning at theTrncl. ilcscribert as follows;Soutlieast corner of l>ot Sixteen (16) of Star La)ce Hoac)i located in Government Lots Four (4) and Five (5) of Section Nine (9) , Township One Hundred Tlilrty-Cive (135), Range Forty-one (41), thance North 69* East 107.4 feet, thence North 62*15* East 112.7 feet, thence North 56®15‘ East 120.2 feet, thence North 00“25* Fast 123.9 feet, thence South 70»35’ West 320.1 feet to the Northeast corner of Lot Sixteen (16) of Star Lake Beach, thence South 00*25' West along the East line of Lot Sixteen (16), 176 feet to the point of beginning; 12. and appurtenances belongingwith all hereditamer istogether Llicreto. ; Page 1 of 1OTC Parcel GISMO Output- NOT a Legal Document otter Tail County Parcel GISMO 3/26/2008http://www.ottertailcounty.net/servlet/com.esri.esrimap.Esrimap?ServiceName=p... LETTER OF TRANSMITTAL interstate engineering, inc.DATE:JOB NO.Monday, March 17, 2008 F07-04-249 ATTENTION:116 East Washington Avenue P.O. Box 316 Fergus Falls, Minnesota 56537 (218) 739-5545 RE: CUP Application for Frank's Lodge TO: Otter Tail County Department of Land & Resources 121 W. Junius Avenue, Suite 130 Fergus Falls, MN 56537 ISl AttachedWE ARE SENDING YOU □ Under separate cover via Hand □ Plans the following items: □ Specifications□ Shop Drawings D Prints □ Samples □ Copy of Letter □ Change Order ISI As Noted COPIES DATE NO.DESCRIPTION 3/17/08 Conditional Use Permit Application Letter and Attachments by Interstate Engineering, plus one original_________________________________ 12 3/3/081 CUP Application Form, Signed by Applicants 1 3/3/08 Waiver of 60-day rule, signed by applicant Check for $350.00 for application fee, plus additional check for $20 to meet required application fee of $370,00 ____________________________ 1 3/3/08 2577 THESE ARE TRANSMITTED as checked below: For Approval g] For Your Use Q As Requested Q For Review and Comment Q Prints Returned After Loan To Us LH No Exceptions Taken Q Make Corrections Noted □ Returned For Corrections □ Resubmit □ Submit 1^ Return Copies For Review Copies For Distribution Corrected Prints □ □ FOR BIDS DUE □ PRINTS RETURNED AFTER LOAN TO US REMARKS: COPY TO: File SIGNED: Chris McConn If enclosures are not as noted, kindly notify us at once. Cop/es PoLptru)orL included U)f*hh CUp QfpliQaii'on ^3-3-0?) Used as a uk>rkinj *fi7e. I INTERSTATEEf JGiNEERlNG March 13, 2008 Attn: Bill Kalar Otter Tail County Land & Resource Government Services Center 540 Fir Avenue West Fergus Falls, MN 56537 CUP application for Frank’ Lodge Star Lake in Otter Tail County, Minnesota F 07-04-249 RE: Dear Bill: On behalf of Mr. and Mrs. John and Kathleen Frank, Interstate Engineering is providing this letter and attached drawings as information required for a conditional use permit (CUP) application for expanding Frank’s Lodge to serve 97 dwelling units. Below is a brief background of the facility, and proposed changes to the facility. I. BACKGROUND In April 2003, Frank’s lodge applied for a CUP to expand their facility to 49 units. In August, 2003, the Planning Commission made a motion to approve the CUP, provided the following: 1. An engineer’s drawing is provided to verify that there is sufficient land area to allow for a maximum of 80 units. 2. Proposed Sites #6 and #12 are relocated to meet the 20’ road right of way set back. 3. 50’ lot setback requirement is met. 4. No additional boatlifts are allowed (may retain the existing 25). A copy of the current permitted 2003 facility map, and completed 2003 CUP application are provided in Attachment 1. A copy of a draft certificate of survey for Frank’s Lodge is provided in Attachment 2. II. PLANNING CONCEPTS Prior to preparing the proposed expansion details provided in the following section, Frank’s Lodge outlined provisions of the expansion with consideration of the effect on neighboring property owners; the general public that uses Star Lake; and the tenants of Frank’s Lodge. One the following page is a summary of these considerations: Professionals you need, people you trust P.O.Box3l6 • 116 East Wa.: ;gton . . Fergus Fall-. MN 56S33-0315 . T 13.7 JO. r: M'9.4814 . Vtrwvv.ientjl.'.om '• i^i: M ».th - .Montana • Miniie.-,..' : - -onth Dakota.j,- m INTERSTATE W ENGiNEERiNG Mr. Bill Kalar March 17, 2008 CUP for Frank’s Lodge at Star Lake Page 2 of 7 1. Frank’s Lodge recognizes that an expansion to their facility may ultimately increase the amount of recreational use on Star Lake. Frank’s Lodge sees increase in recreational activity as a benefit to the Otter Tail County. Belovi/ is some commentary regarding several reports and articles relating to recreational activities and boating activities. a. The “2004 Outdoor Recreation Participation Survey of Minnesotans” report prepared by the Minnesota Department of Natural Resources, 2005 (see http://files.dnr.state.mn.us/aboutdnr/reports/orsurvev2004 report.pdf for full report) indicates that the third largest deterrent to outdoor recreational participation is cost. Thirty-nine percent of Minnesotans interviewed indicated that cost was a deterrent. The first deterrent was time. The second deterrent was pests (mosquitos, etc.). Frank’s Lodge and the County cannot give prospective tourists more time, or remove the mosquitos. However, they can provide more affordable methods of recreation. Frank’s Lodge feels that their campground provides a cost effective alternative for Minnesotans who cannot afford to purchase lakeshore, and want to enjoy the outdoors in an area that provides lake access. b. The, “Boating in West Central Minnesota, Status in 2005 and Trends Since 1986” report prepared by the DNR, 2006 states that boating activity in our region has stayed the same, or slightly declined since 1986. The report indicates that approximately 90% of the boat and recreational users of the lakes in our area are satisfied or very satisfied with their experience. The number one problem identified by son for dissatisfaction was use of personal watercraft (jet skis). Seven percent of boaters believe that boating restriction and safety related requirements are inadequate. The number one preferred boating restriction was on jet skis. The report also indicated that the number of private and commercial accesses to lakes is dropping, and the number one complaint about access is that public accesses are inadequacies related to size. Frank’s Lodge believes that providing boat access and overnight mooring for their tenants reduces the strain on public accesses, and will not increase the number one problem with boat traffic Get skis). c. A newspaper article recently published in the Perham Enterprise (See Attachment 4) indicates that there is a shortage of campground facilities for recreational use of the lakes in this area. Frank’s Lodge believes thaE this article reiterates the aforementioned concept that recreational activity in the shoreland areas of Otter Tail County should be available to more people than just the private lakeshore property owners. Proft j^ionals you need, people you t:ust P>..‘ '/...Ito • 116 East Washirvjton Avenue • F-c! Falls, M. . 56S38-0316 . 0. 213.739.55'T* - I; 21 •.739.4314 . ;vy'm.ien;ji.*:oin ) 1 ii'. CgU'Li • iVi :iiuna . Mit-nu •..•r.i . 17 ; ■ • o Mr. Bill Kalar March 17, 2008 CUP for Frank’s Lodge at Star Lake Page 3 of 7 m INTERSTATEENGINEERING 2. The proposed units should be located to minimize visibility from Star Lake and neighboring property. 3. The proposed units should be located to minimize noise, traffic, and dust effects on Star Lake and neighboring properties. 4. Rules should be established to promote a peaceful and low impact environment for both the tenants at Frank’s Lodge, and the neighboring properties. 5. Provide adequate parking and dwelling unit density to reduce congestion, and promote safety on public and private roads. III. PROPOSED EXPANSION In consideration of the planning concepts mentioned above, and the Otter Tail County Ordinances, Frank’s Lodge requests approval to add 48 units to its existing 49 unit facility. The following attachments provide information regarding the application: OCTOBER 2003 DRAWING AND CUP PERMITAttachment 1 LEGAL DESCRIPTION OF PROPERTY AND DRAFT CERTIFICATE OF SURVEY DRAWING Attachment 2 PROPOSED EXPANSION DRAWINGSAttachment 3 PERHAM ENTERPRISE BULLETINAttachment 4 FRANK’S LODGE 2008 RULES, GUIDELINES AND SEASONAL LEASE AGREEMENT Attachment 5 USDA OTTER TAIL COUNTY SOIL SURVEY INFORMATIONAttachment 6 A detailed summary of the expansion is provided on the following pages. I I Professionals you nee people you trustIP.O.pN.^lo • M6 Ecist W.'shinyton Avenue • Ferqur-. F«l!s. MM''6- ’'-uSlu • P: >18.7^9,5>is . iL 18.719 ■ • Vv'ww.iencji.voivi C:tTusin;N ' n O.ir.v.i .i • Moi-i , * .i>rf • m-uU'-’■'•.KiUr- Mr. Bill Kalar March 17, 2008 CUP for Frank’s Lodge at Star Lake Page 4 of 7 INTERSTATEEr^GiNEERlNG A. GENERAL LAYOUT 1. The proposed 48 units would include 28 Park Models, 14 RVs, and 6 primitive, tent only camp sites. A site map illustrating the proposed expansion is provided on Sheet No. 2 in Attachment 3. 2. The typical proposed dwelling unit size is approximately 40 feet by 50 feet. 3. Any units shown that are not 40 feet by 50 feet are in excess of 2,000 square feet in area. I 4. To accommodate other property owners on the lake, no additional lighting within Tiers 1-3 is proposed. The existing night lighting and any additional night lighting in Tiers 4 through 7 will have shields installed to minimize the visibility across Star Lake. 5. In consideration of neighboring land owners, and their own patrons, Frank’s Lodge has rules and guidelines included in their standard lease agreement. A copy of the lease agreement is provided in Attachment 5. It includes quiet hours, visiting hours, limitations on pets, and prohibits under age drinking. According to the standard lease, the season runs from May 1®*, to October 1®‘. 6. The proposed expansion will be located in an area that is currently wooded. It will be necessary to remove trees to provide space for the road, sanitary sewer and water lines, and the dwelling units. Frank’s Lodge will minimize the amount of trees removed. The remaining trees will provide screening to minimize the visibility of the expansion from Star Lake and neighboring property. 7. Based on correspondence with the Natural Resources Conservation Service (NRCS), lilac, nanking cherry, redosier dogwood, chokecherry, plum, green ash, sugar maple, silver maple, ponderosa pine and black hills spruce are specifically suitable for planting at Frank’s Lodge. Several large (10-15 feet in height) trees will be planted along the eastern border of the existing campground to provide additional vegetative barrier. 8. Primitive tent only campsites that are not vehicle accessible have been included to provide a more rounded camping experience. Flaving designated tent sites will allow families to occupy RV/Park Model camp sites, and allow their children to tent without violating the shoreland ordinances. 9. As an estimate for the quantity of excavation, there will be grading to construct the roads, and develop suitable pads on each dwelling for parking an RV, or Trailer. Based on the proposed grading provided in the attached drawings, approximately 9,000 cubic yards of excavation is proposed, more or less. Professionals you need, people you trust P.O.Box:.O . 1 L.; Avenue . Fergus F.iil:;. MN So5 33 '• l.. • P; 218./.3i).5 •" . F. 213.739.481 Orfire'.iiv ij.oirh i.' .kvi.-. •.v-t-th - .Lutri • wwvv.ieruji.c.orn I Mr. Bill Kalar March 17, 2008 CUP for Frank’s Lodge at Star Lake Page 5 of 7 Si INTERSTATE Ei'-lGir-iEERli'lG I B. REGULATORY COMPLIANCE I 1. A mandatory Environmental Assessment Worksheet (EAW) is required if the expansion includes 50 or more sites that are “accessible by vehicle.” The 6 primitive, tent only sites will not be accessible by automobile. Therefore, the proposed expansion includes 42 vehicle accessible units and is 8 units less than the mandatory EAW threshold. 2. The proposed expansion will add dwelling units in Tiers 4 through 7 of the facility. Most of the expansion will technically be outside of the Land and Resource Management District. No additional units are proposed for Tiers 1 through 3. 3. Because the project will disturb more than one acre, a storm water pollution prevention plan will be required for this site. Erosion control features will include a rock construction entrance, silt fence, and turf restoration as shown on the drawings. 4. Frank’s Lodge owns approximately 89 acres of property. A copy of the legal description is provided in Attachment 2. If the eastern 40 acres of the property are considered part of the Facility, the table below summarizes the Facility’s total unit capacity. The maximum units of the 40 acre area are 147, after wetlands, bluffs, and road right of way has been subtracted. The last permit for the facility provided 49 units for the facility based on a maximum design capacity of 80 units. For the enlarged facility boundary, and maximum design capacity of 147 units, a proportionate increase would result in 90 permitted units. Not including the primitive tents only sites, this is very similar to the proposed total facility capacity of 91 units. I I I I SUMMARY TABLE OF USABLE AREAS: E GB C DA F #OF ALLOWED MULTIPLIER UNITS (E*F)) #OFTOTAL AREA AREA OF WETLANDS, (SQUARE FEET)ROAD R.O.W. AND USABLETIER REQUIRED LOT ALLOWED LOTS (C/D) TIER BLUFFS AREA (A-B)SIZE 85,761 270,524 / 272,805 v/ 275,956 V- 247,165/" 259,022 / 147,945 y 620,000 20,000 20,000 20,000 20,000 20,000 20,000 4.29 1.5TIER 1 TIER 2 TIER 3 TIER 4 TIER 5 TIER 6 TIER 7 85,761 273,297 290,612 295,317 300,793 285,271 201,164 0 -39 /P •ee 13467 13.53 13.64 13.80 12.36 12.95 2,773 17,807 19,361 53,628 26,249 53,219 1.5I2 2 2 2 7.40 2 4471,559,178 35.79 TOTAL LOTS=1.732.215 square feet'TOTALAREA= ■53 p.t''Professionals you need, people you trust P.O.Box 316 • 116 F.)st Washin^f ..•cniKi . Ferqu'i'-.ilis i'/tH SoSdB 03T-'■ j'.J.554 . • F; 2 13 739.481-t • vvvvw.ieruji.Lc.itn . • -v.a'ih P;: I I Mr. Bill Kalar March 17, 2008 CUP for Frank’s Lodge at Star Lake Page 6 of 7 I INTERSTATE b.''iGiMi;cRlNG I C. ROAD DESIGN I Construct approximately 2,100 lineal feet of road, 20 feet wide. The road will be crowned, and constructed with 4 inches of gravel. 1. I According to the proposed design, the maximum slope of the road will be less than 6%. The maximum allowable slope by Otter Tail County is 8%. A plan and profile of the proposed roads is provided in the drawings in Attachment 3. In addition to the two parking spaces provided within each dwelling unit, two additional parking lots are provided. Each parking lot is capable of parking over 20 cars, based on a 9’ x 18’ parking space per car, and 26’ driving lanes. 2. I I I Access to the new units will be from two roads that connect at both sides of Lodge Loop. All the approaches will be more than 700 lineal feet from Star Lake. The connections to the western portion of Lodge Loop are intended to reduce traffic on the eastern portion of Lodge Loop, and minimize noise affects on Star Lake. 3. I I D. LAKEFRONT FEATURES According to the draft certificate of survey provided in Attachment 2, the facility has 447 lineal feet of lakefront. A revised dock layout has been provided in Sheet No. 7. It specifies designated swimming areas, and boat mooring locations. The additional units will be allowed to use the available mooring locations and existing boat ramp at Frank’s Lodge to access Star Lake. 1,I 2.I 3. I I E. SEWER AND WATER RELATED Except for the tent areas, each dwelling will be connected to water and sanitary sewer. Due to winter conditions, an on-site soil survey has not been performed to verify suitability for a drain field. Due to the size of the facility, elevation from the lake, and recent soil surveys results in the area, the soils in this area are suitable for operating a drain field. As provided in Attachment 6, the Otter Tail County Soil Survey map shows that most of the soils in Tiers 3-7 are Snellman sandy loam, Lida-Two Inlets, or Kandota-Egglake series soils. All soils are well to excessively drained, with depth to water tables greater than 6 feet. 1. I 2. I I 1 fI Professionals yuu need, people you trust P.O.Box 316 . 116 East Washington .'vi'iuie . r-ergns F I’., MN 56S33-0316 . P: 213.739.S54S .1 C ! ifc finr'-h Cal. .,/;v4814 . v/wvv.ieni.)i.>:.oni • tViontaiM • M’nu. .uili D.iko:.i r Mr. Bill Kalar March 17, 2008 CUP for Frank’s Lodge at Star Lake Page 7 of 7 INTERSTATEEMGir-iEtRlNG A new septic tank and drain field, or multiples thereof, will be constructed at the locations shown on the drawing. This is a conceptual drawing based on preliminary calculations. A complete sanitary sewage treatment system will be designed and permitted. A shared building for ADA compliant laundry, showers, and restrooms is proposed in Tier 4. Frank’s Lodge has submitted the building layout to the Minnesota Department of Health for approval. A drawing of the bath house is provided in Attachment 3. 3. 4. The existing well can be used to provide water service. However, Frank’s Lodge may install a second well. 5. IV.CONCLUSION Based on the information provided herein, the Frank’s Lodge application for a CUP for expansion has made special provisions to minimize impacts on neighboring property. The provisions include multiple access points, noise control, lighting control, and vegetative visual barriers. The expansion will also provide an economical option for recreational activities in Otter Tail County. If you have any questions, please feel free to contact me at 218-739-5545. Yours very truly. INTERSTATE ENGINEERING, INC. Chris McConn, PE Senior Project Engineer CM: cem Attachments; Attachments 1 through 6 $370.00 CUP application fee CUP application c; Mr. John Frank, Frank’s Resort Profc^5!onals you need, people you trust • 1:6 East Washinoton Avenue . i Offices in-No! : • ■•la!; --’IN SbS.18 0316 . f- ;\S.7V).^SAb • F. iS.7.l9.'iaM . wwvv 4 I I ;• I I ATTACHMENT 1 I OCTOBER 2003 DRAWING AND CUP PERMIT I I I I I I I I I I I : I I I 942775 OFnCE OF COUNTY RECORDER OTTER TAIL MINNESOTA I hereby certifythie Inatniment 9 /j was flled/recorded In thia office 003 at /; \N for ^mnm >r hSee .well certificate THE ABOVE SPACE IS RESERVED FOR THE COUNTY RECORDER APPLICATION FOR CONDITIONAL USE PERMIT COUNTY OF OTTER TAIL 121W JUNIUS SUITE 130, FERGUS FALLS, MN 56537 (218)739-2271 —COMPLETE THIS APPUCATION IN BLACK INK— Receipt Number Accepted By / DateV^ luJ^ljuS DAYTIME PHONE S-\i- Application Fee. PROPERTY OWNER S, ^ C. fv»»n.k ADDRESS 30 ^7(7 Lod^t i-oo LAKE NUMBER 56*1^S' L^cJ- MNf— .LAKE CLASS ______.LAKE NAME RANGE yiI 35"SECTION .TOWNSHIP PARCEL NUMBER OOOD^Or) cnnO) .TOWNSHIP NAME. 'iO'Syoi-od^Loop ■ ijgyj .^E-911 ADDRESS LEGAL DESCRIPTION 'AVvNW'yii , fv y G'xTHs i >s- R.^ ‘f I 5.6, f^J CONDITIONAL USE PROJECT REQUESTED (Please circle the appropriate request) (1) Topographical Alteration (2) Commercial Use (gfCluster Devetopny5tf^(4) Extractive Use (5) Industrial Use (6) Foiaat Land Converalpn (7) Miscellaneous _ EXPLAIN YOUR REQUESTI -\o A 404a I Hi Uvi.4^ . at Lane' 4 "^-e-ScjvL/a- V,*vi'4> iv'- o**~.p2<“DVv>d/refor-'V I UNDERSTAND TH^T APPROVAL OF THIS REQUEST APPLIES ONLY TO THE USf OF THE LAND! I ALSO UNDERSTAND THAT OTHER PERMITS MAY BE REQUIRED, IT IS MY RESPONSIBILITY TO CONTACT LAND & RESOURCE MANAGEMENT REGARDING THIS MATTER. SIGNATURE OF PROPERTY OWNER APPLICANT MUST BE PRESENT AT THE HEARING (Applicant Will Receive Notification As To The Date/Time Of Hearing) 7^1^03 DATE BK-0600-006 >•09 -'VeW' liMSen Co. MN • IM>M6-4ff7Qi Si %(^hl!loc^ 110 f\ |vAUl (i-'i/i Pul; ^ Z^ooj (,^5d fMDale Of Planning commission Hearing Time, Planning Commission Motion May 28,2003: Motion: A motion by Trites, second by Bergerud to table (Applicant agreed to waive the 60 Day Ruie) to August 13, 2003 to provide the opportunity for the Applicant to provide the following: 1. A survey (done by a surveyor or civil engineer) showing the area, tiers, wetlands, bluffs, existing & proposed dwelling units and the existing docks & lifts. 2. Require ^e revised material be received by Land & Resource Management no later than July 29,2003. August 13, 2003: Motion: A motion by Trites, second by Estes to approve, provided: 1. An engineer's drawing is provided to Land & Resource Management to aibw them to verify that there is sufficient land area to allow for a maximum of 80 units. 2. Proposed Sites #6 & 12 are relocated in order to meet the 20' road right-of-way setback requirement. 3. The 50' lotline (buffer) setback requirement is met. 4. No additional boatlite are allowed (may retain the existing 25). Chairman/Olter Tail County Planning Commission County Board Action Approved As Recommended Denied As Recommended Other g//?/o5 Chairman/Otter Tail County Board of Commissioners Date of Final Action L S R / Data ' I 6.010CONDITIONAL USE PERMIT #I Permit(s) required from Land & Resource Management Yes (Contact Land & Resource Management Copy of Application Mailed to Applicant A.nd MN DNR __ f 0- NoI—4^ I^R Official/DM I I j :aI|i.. ±11 II V ’ ~ 8 u55t hrn!§§ m la6£-£'ii y g If! i ^ I £" jefla LO .I Sf!S-f’ g eI II 1I ±. ATTACHMENTS LEGAL DESCRIPTION OF PROPERTY AND DRAFT CERTIFICATE OF SURVEY DRAWING ' : • lU kM « li )l . L f G A L description EXHIBIT "A" ■I’hf} North Half of the Northwest Quarter (N‘NWJ) and Oovornment Lots Poor (4) and Five (5) of Section Mine CM , iTownship One Hundred Thirty-five 1135) , Range Forty-one (41), except tlie foUowingi A|ll platted lots in the recorded plat of Star La)te Beach; Bliss tract (Boo)c 228 of Deeds on page 46) ; That part of Government Lot Five (5) of Section Nine (9)., Township One Hundred Thirty-five (135), Range Forty-one (41), more particularly described, as follows, to-wit: Beginning at a point ‘at 'the Northwest corner of Lot Four (4) of Star Lake Reach, according to the certified plat thereof on file and of record in the -:ffice of the County Recorder in and for Otter Tall County, Minnesota, thence due North a distance of 336 feet to an iron stake, thence due East a distance of 317 feet to an iron stake, thence in a straight line a distance of 395 feet more or less, to the Northeast corner of Lot Seven (7) o£ Star Lake Beach, thence in a northwerterly direction on and along the southerly line of a public road to tho place of beginning except that part shown on the plat of Star Lake Beach and dedicated as a public road. I. 2, 3.fiilson tract (Book 366 of Deeda on page 43) : tract oT land in Government Lot Four (^) , of Section Nine (9) , Township One Hundred Thirty-five (135), Range Forty-one (41), described as follows, ho-wit; Beginning at a point measured South 1706 feet along the quarter line from the North quarter section corner on the North line of said Section Nine (9) , and thence running as follows: i South 64*30' VIest 147 feet, thence South 24*21’ West 260 feet to the shore of Star Lake, thence runnihg in a general southeasterly direction approximately 255 feet along the said lakeshore to the- East line of said Government Lot Four (4), thence North 388 feet along said East line of Government Lot Four i (4) bo tile point of beginning, and containing 1) acres, more or less, that part described, as the*^ North 33 feet (measured at right angles) along thei North lilne of the above-described tract and also tbie' East 33 feet of the above-described tract, except; the_ South 120 feet thereof, are subject to the riglit. of way for road purposes. A Tpget)ier with an easement of way for road purposes over and acro.ss a tract 66 feet in widb)\ lying 33 feet on eit)iet side of the quarter section line l^ing between the Northeast Quarter of the Northwest Quarter (NEiNWl) and Government Lot Four (4), and the Northwest Quarter of the Northeast Qvinrter (NWfNF.)) and Government Lot Three (3), all in said Section Nine (9) , running from the quarter section corner between said Northeast Quarter of ttie Nortliwest Quarter (NElHHl) and-said Northwest Quarter of the Northeast Quarter (NWlNEl), to a point 654 feet South of the Northeast corner of said Government Lot Four (4) which is the same as the Northeast corner of the said Government Lot Tliree (3); together with a strip of land: which lies witliin a distance of 66 feet northerly at right aijigles to' the following described line: Beginning nt a point on the East line of said Government Lot Four (4) distant 1742.5 feet South of the North quarter section corner of said Section Nine (9) , thence running southwesterly nt an angle of 64*30' with said East line for a distance of 84.2 feet. to the right ati an angle of " ' '■' fHntnnco of . 320.1 feet to the HorDiwost corner of Lot .<;ixteen [16) of Star Lake (inno)i, acr.fjrfUng to the plat thereof on file and of re.orrl in the office of the County Recorder In and frir said county and state. -1.trjc.t (Hook 234 of Deeds on page 53) t That inrt of dovorniiient Lot Four (4), of Section Nine ('<1 , of Township One Hundred Thirty-five (135) , l<nnge Forty-one (41), described as follows, to-wlti CoiTiinoncing at a stake that Is North 69" East 107,4 (eet from die Southeast corner of Lot Sixteen (16), (if .'?tiir Lake Deach, tlinnce North 02*15' ■■.S"! 5' as a point of commencement! East 112.7 feeti thence North East 120.2 feet to an iron stake;thenceHiirtli 25' East 23,9 foot to an iron stake; thence South 70*35' West 213.4 feet to a stake; thence South 171.7 feet to the point of commencement. United States tract 431) :______ _____ (Book 450 of Deeds on page Township One Hundred Thirty-five (135), Range Forty-one (41), in Section Nine (91, that part of the North Half of the Northwest Quarter IN{NWi), lying North of the centerline of the existing township road, containing 6.00 acres, more or lens; subject, )iowever, to statutory road easements 55 foot in width lying 33 'feet on either side of till section lines; to an unrecorded right of way for a telephone line; to the rights of third parties under a Joint Use Road Agreement, as recorded In Book 46 of Miscellaneous, Ion. page 451; to the rights o* the United States and third persons. If any, as provided for by the Patent of record.■i Karl J. and Gail Frank tract (Book 452 of Deeds on page 32l); All that part of Government Lot Five (5!, of Sec Mon Nine (9), Township I One Hundred Thirty-five (135), Range Forty-one (41), of Otter Tail County, Minnesota, described as followst neglimlng at the Northwest corner of Lot One (1) of "."■tar Lake Beach* according to the recorded plat thereof; thence North 200 feet; thence North 83*30' West 394.4 feet more or less, to the West line of said Section Nine (9); thence South along said section line 324.2 feet to the shore of Star Lake; the;ice South 79® .'7ast 300 feet along said lakeshoro to the West line of said Lot One (1), of Star Lake beach; tlienco North 35*25’ East 168 feet more or less, to the point of beginning, and containing 2.88 acres, more or less. 6 Toqctlinr with a road easement as appurtenant to the property conveyed, and for the purpose of ingress .inil o<irrsR to and from said described 1 property, an riiKument in common with others, to ii.To a roadway approximately 66 feet wide abutting •in tiu! nnrtlierly line and outside of the property l\.Mnl>y convoyed, and running to the public road, wltfi .<!urh changes, additions, or alterations as may l\<!fGaftcr bo made to such road. .! I • It s • •I, ^ ;.Martliioau tract (Book 477 oE Deeds on page 373) i i.ot One ni of Star take Beach and part of 'lovornmeiit I,f.t Five (^>), in Section Nine (9), fnwMslilp One Hundred Thirty-five (135), Range Forty-one (41), described as follows; Beginning at tlin northeast corner of Lot One (1) in Star Lake he.uli, ar:cor«liii-j to Uin recorded plat thereof; ttjonce north 245.33 feet; thence North 81'12' West R2.5 feet; thence South 200.00 Northwe.-.t corner of said Lot One (l)i thence South 54*35* Fast 100,0 feet to the point of beginning. Containing 0.42 acre of which the South 24.5 feet is platted road. I.ol. Two of .Star Lake Itoach and part of Government hot Five (5) , Hundred Thirty-five (135), dnneribed as follows; corner of ),ot Two (2) in star Lake Beac);, according to the recorded plat thereof; thence North 290.65 feet; thence North 81"12* West 82.5 feet; thence .Soutli 24 5.33 feet to the Northwest corner of said (.ot Two <2) ; thence South 54*35' East 100,0 feet to the point of beginning. Containing 0.50 acre of wliich the South 24.5 feet Is platted road, Huther tract (Book 489 of Deeds on page 825)t A pnrt of Government Lot Four (4) of Section Nine (9), Township One Hundred Thirty-five (135), Range Forty-one (4J), lying North of and adjoining the public road as platted along Lots Thirteen (13) and Fourteen (14) of Sta,: l.ake Beach; which part la described as follows; Beginning at the Northeast corner of sail Lot Fourteen (14) of Star La)ce Beach; thence North 82*30* West 183 feet; thence South 86*45* West 17 feet to the Northwest corner of said Lot Thirteen (13); thence North 342.80 feet; tliencc South 82*06* East 200.29 feet; thence .Soutl> 338.20 font to ttie point of beginning, except South 20 feet for road. feet to the in Section Nine (9) , Township One Range Forty-one (41), Beginning at the Northeast 8. 9. Itoaas tract (Uooi? 492 of Deeds on page 755); LotTen Ilol ^d the West Half (Wj) of Lot Eleven (11) of Star Lake Beach, and the following described t ract: Port of Government Lot Five (5) , Section Nino O) , Township One Hundred Thirty-five (135), Range Forty-one (41), described as follows; neqiMni;'ig at the Northwest corner of Lot Ten (10) in Star Lake Beach, a recorded plat; thence North 401.36 fnct; tlience South 82*06* East 151.18 feet; thbnce Soutli 372.08 feet; thence South 86*45* West 150,00 feet to the point of beginning. Containing 1.33 acres, subject to 20 foot platted roadway along Sout); side of .said tract. 10. Mon son tract (noo)c 492 of Deeds on page 757); Lot Twelve (Hi and all of the East Half (Ej) of Lot Eleven (11) in Star Lake Beach, according to the recorded plat thereof (the West line of said East Half (E|) said Lot Eleven (11) shall be midway between t)ie East line and the West line of said Lot eleven (11) as platted). And also pnrt of Government Lot Four (4) and a part of Government Lot Five (5) in Section Nine (9), Towns];))) One Hundred Thirty-five Forty-ono (41), lying llurth of and adjoining the public road as platted along said East Half (E)) of I.ot Eleven (II) and Lot Twelve (12) in Star La)«e Hunch, which part i.s described as follows: He<()iiniiig nl the tiortlienst corner of Lot Twelve 1)2) in 5tnr Lake Beach according to the recorded pint t)iereof; thence South 8i*45' West 150.00 feet; thence North 372.08 feet; th’nce South 82*06* East thence .South 342. SO feet to the point Containing 1,16 acres excluding the last described tract (135),Range 151.18 foot; of I’l’glnn Ing . Smith 20,00 frf.t from the which is platted roadway. I I 11 *Uook 495 of Deeds on page 3531 1 All f.hal part of Government Lot Five (5), in r.of:llou tllne Ol, Township One Hundred Thirty-five (135), Range Forty-one (41), lying North of and adjoining the pubrio road as platted along Lots Fight (R) and Nine (9) in Star Mice Beach according to the recorded plat, which part is described as follows!' Beginning at the Northeast corner of Ixjt Minn (9) in Star Lake Beacli according to the recorded plat thereofi thence South 86*45 * West 40.00 feet; tlicnce North B0*45'45" West 112.00 feet IM I hr Northwest corner of said Lot Eight (8) in Otar I.nkr. Mcac)i| th'^non North 408.10 feet; thence Omit.h 02*06' Hast ICO.00 feet; thence South 401.36 Containing 1.42. South 20.00 feet' which is I I I lent to Uit- point of beginning, nernn exnlu-ling the platted roadway.I Beginning at the12. Tract described as follows!.loiiUidost corner of lot Sixteen (16) of Star Lake Hnac)i located In Government Lots Four (4) and Five(9) , Township One Hundred thancaI(5) of Section NineThirty-five (135), Range Forty-one (4il) ,North 69* East 107.4 feet, thence North 62*15* East U2.7 feet, thence North 56*15' thence North 00*25' East 123.9 feet, thence South 70*35' West 320.1 foot to the Northeast corner of lot Sixteen (16) of Star La)co Beach, thence South on®25' West along the East lino of I^t Sixteen U6). 176 feet to the point of beginning; East 120.2 feet.I I all hereditamerts and appurtenaneps belongingtogof.ior with t)icreto.I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I ■ H <1 ..'1 ; ATTACHMENT 3 PROPOSED EXPANSION DRAWINGS V INDEX OF SHEETSDESCRIPTION SHEET No. EXISTING CONDITIONS 1 GENERAL LAYOUT 2 SOUTH ROAD PLAN AND PROFILE 3-4 IWORTH ROAD PLAN AND PROFILE 5-6 BOAT SLIP LAYOUT 7 [PROPOSED BATH HOUSE BUILDING 8 (S' Ia sI ■§ i;3 SS goTIER 7 COLO!Litvtef ‘iCOzliJ §1 QTt:CD t iQtirn-'-lZ'z...oo ^ 3? 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WASHINGTON ZIB-739-5M5 I SILT FENCE : :I (N.1.40.0. :iI o33 13Qf1 X ; ;J .1.3.80.;60'60'O'i' ; 1.170 GRAPHIC SCALE iI Sheet Na .1.36.0.;4iI i. 1 FRANK'S LODGE CUP APPLICATION OTTER TAIIL COUNTY, MINNESOTA 1350 I :!' .I.3.4.O.;i PLAN AND PROFILE; FQ7Q4249REVISION PROJECT No,;DJHi'DRAWN BY133Q CEMiCHECKED BYMARCH 2008:DATE :1320 1310I tnjsl FERGUS FALLS, 116 E WASHINGTON 218-739-5545 SILT FENCE ALL DISTURBED AREAS THAT ARE NOT COVERED WITH IMPERVIOUS SURFACES SHALL RECIEVE THE FOLLOWING: 1) DISK ANCHOR MULCHED AT TON PER ACRE W/MNDOTTYPE I MULCH 2) MNDOT SEED MIX 240 AT 75LBS/ACRE 3) 22-5-10 FERTILIZER AT 200 LBS/ACRE ::;:(NiI I I .140.0. :i 2:;O i.i :d\ :I ;.I.3.8.O.:60'O'60' I ;■ ir^7n GRAPHIC SCALEC CO cd:CO-€0:i I ;::i>TIj ...Shee( No.i i iSESESE•f -0-.95%-.1.36.0.I .1.3.60.;:m 6Tii.<■I5o;o!):;y;g;:i j50,00 .V.C.1..EXi.S.TlN.Gl.EUEYAJIO.N:: : i-::1350 ;1350 FRANK'S LODGE CUP APPLICATION OTTER TAIIL COUNTY, MINNESOTA ;|r....6V.DlAMt7w< SAN!tArtV.Mbyy^R;i:).Nt-®;a.6%i::] \ ::!:1 :’iI:i.1.3.40.:I :;.1.3.40.i':;PLAN AND PROFILE;I :::I i i V I T i';F0704249REVISION PROJECT No.;i.DJH1330DateOeschpbonNo.By DRAWN BY:I :1330 OEMiiCHECKED BYMARCH 2008:::::f :i DATE EXISTING.L PROPOSED GROUND n. rCTIAOE ............’OTT^*:0.h-..............CQ.'^. i :;I :.1320...V.'.:....1.3.20...s:.5.s-a...fa • 30'CO'.............. 3i.TT:.............tr..CD..ss...s4-■q-ra......... 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BLOCK I IX><'<9CO9 CM X>X mI4G>IV UJ— 3'-0"—■■—3'-0" —wXo0.X 8" FOOTING>9 CO 9 CO o6" BL0C(<j 8" BLOCK WAND E XXCONCRETE BLOCK>XLUt48" BLOCK - 25'-4"uX>s7^ X o5°X> i ^ I 5 Q U X So to PROFILE ELEVATIONT -l6"l-■^8" I 4'-2"3’-0"2*-6"3'-0"3'-6"8’-0" (D0 NORTH I i isPLAN“■ i 5 5 , I ■i<os9S” II -Sisfsli 0 122"x6" TRUSS @ 24" O.C. VENT SIDING 3 a; « « j s 33U) I sij:Q LIGHT § fIo I I IE31 [1 rI INOTES: 3'-0"1. SMOOTH TROWEL CONRETE FLOORS WITH HARDENER.3'-0"WINDOW WINDOW NORTH juO 002. CONCRETE BLOCK WALLS SHALL BE PAINTED.1 [IIII I LU I3. R.F.P. IN SHOWERS «A LUIUJ — i“o ZZ s a LU I4. WINDOW VENTILATION I I5. INFRAREAD CEILING HEATERS 6. FLOURESCENT LIGHT FIXTURES 7. CERAMIC TILE FLOORS IN SHOWERS AND RESTROOMS 8. water AND SEWER TIED TO NEW CAMPGROUND SYSTEMS OR EXISTING 9. ALL RV'S HAVE TOILET AND B.ATHING FACILITIES (SELF CONTAINED). 10. ADA COMPLIANT. 8" FOOTING 20'-0" I ELEVATIONI v_ (3)0 I 11. CELINGS SHALL BE PAINTED DRYWALL. SHEET NO. i ATTACHMENT 4j PERHAM ENTERPRISE BULLETIN • -7 I I ' I Busm^ss4Auerhanieb.Thuiid •: y Visit us on the web at aftwifeBuHerin\V^^'W coni ^V-campIng needed to bolster area tourism iisssss-By Louis Hoglund edi<or@eot.coni More camping, RV and lodging options were one of the travel-tourism priorities that emerged during a discussion of Perham’s future economic development. Various topics, from industrial to retail to med- ic.al set vices, were discussed during an open forum 'dbsh .1 an, 31, . Efeverppriteiibi Foi nearly ten years, the concept of converting •■eeThig a portion of Arvig Park into a camping-RV facility has been a pet issue for Jim Rieber. , With resorts closing and .selling off, and virtual- __ ly no remaining lakcshore available for recreation,4so,i development, avatlabtlity of camp.ng would JS expand the lodging mix in the area, said Rieber. Following the December lire at the Cactus RV park, and the sub.sequent death of its developer,Chuck Minge, the ^ture of that project is uncer- tain. The Cactus facility would have met some of ^bofev’-" the RV demand thmugh the pnvate sector Bu, var- lous private sector proposals have not materialized ovc! ihc years, noted Rieber. He believes a munic- .'FiiiiVr<Vii|lrfa,Mtinn«iii'm»>iiainijiBMi»iiiiiijHMmati«tg«i»iniafft>r.iign«irHgrBiw-.wr'tif-^>' ip.ii project, on city land, may be necessary to otR malJ bring an RVpLk from idL to mality.^ . Perham parks and recreation board member aa. . Dave Nicsen has also been a longtime supporter of Development Authority meeting—which was end of Little Puie Lake, is primarily a swimming of gas, which will be very attractive to travelers , camping-RV facilities. Niesen asked the public to attended by nearly 100 business-industry and pub- beach, picnic area and boat launch. from tliose areas. ’ be prepared to attend a public hearing-emphasiz- lie sector leaders. But there is a vision to develop a lakeside con- In addition, Perham’s location on the east-west ing camping and lodging-that he is planning to set Develop Paul Miller Park as ference center and resort-hotel at the site. Dennis Highway 10 corridor is accessible. Also, north- .' tills spring. The date and time are pending. resort-hotel-conference center? Happel said that the 1,500 feet of undeveloped south Highway 78 gives Perham easy access from The discussion of lodging and tourism was part Another large scale proposal, which has been lakeshore is “one of the best assets in the area.” the lake area, including Otter Tail, Rush, Battle and of an open forum, led by Perham City Manager discussed for a number of years, is a redevelop- The park, which is city-owned, butts up against others. ’ Kelcey Klemm, at the Jan. 31 Economic ment of Paul Miller Park. The park, on the south the Perham Lakeside Golf Course to the south- For those resort operators still in business, it may be only a matter of time before high Itikeshore values, high taxes and other economic factors con vince them to sell out. Jason Braaten, Farmers State Bank, voiced con- cems that the extremely high lake frontage taxes CM," .._ -•could further eliminate lodging options in the lake country. j Perham can capitalize on high gas prices, j suggests Chamber director ■’j’3^- j foa*' of high gas prices has had an impact on the tourism sector—but it doesn’t necessarily have .ji!.-... j to be a negative impact. ? That’s the feeling of Dan Schroeder, Perham Area Chamber of Commerce director, who believes high gas prices could be something of an “asset” to the East Otter .Tail lake country.. Schroeder believes high fuel prices will mean vacationers will be staying closer to home.: Perham is Strategically located near several larger: ^ markets, including Fargo-Moorhead, Grand Forks, t.Ui. 2.—i.L.r.fj and the Twin Cities. The distance is within a tank li'-i fMi«i r; m Fergus Falls Medical Group names CEO> with extensive experience in Administration from the , clinic management, financial University of Minnesota, discipline, physician recruit- The Fergus Falls Medical., ment, and development of inno- Group is a regional, multi-spe- vative clinical programs.” Adds cialty healthcare provider with ; Smith, "John’s proven track its main clinic in Fergus Falls,, record and well respected and satellite clinics located in., advancements in Minnesota Battle Lake, Ashby, Wheaton,,, healthcare operations will allow Browns Valley and Herman, the Fergus Falls Medical Group The. Fergus Falls Medical ■ The Fergus Falls Medical Group Board of Directors today announced the appointment of John Peterson as the Medical Group’s new Chief Executive Officer. For the past approxi mately ten years, Peterson has been serving as CEO of Central Lakes Medical Clinic, a multi- specialty practice located in _____L.. « #• —[i ay BDCKWOOD I r Vi m iTi I ATTACHMENT 5 FRANK’S LODGE 2008 RULES, GUIDELINES AND SEASONAL LEASE AGREEMENT I = 1 ; I1 Frank’s Lodge 2ind Campground 2008 Rules, Guidelines and Seasonal Lease Agreement As a Resort and Campground we are regulated by county and state laws. These are the basis for our rules. We wish to run a Park that is clean, safe and enjoyable for everyone. To obtain this look we need your cooperation. The following policies are for both your protection and ours. SEASONAL RATE for 2008 is $1,850.00. You will also be charged for your electrical usage. A deposit of $350.00 is due by October 1,2007. The balance is due by May 1,2008. Our season is May ls*‘ to October 1®*. The installation of our water system restricts use of RV sites before and after these dates because of freezing. The rate includes leaving your unit on site for the one-year contract period (October 1®‘ 2007 to October 1®*. 2008). uBOATLIFTS; A fee_of $50.00 per year will be charged. This fee includes placing and removing your lift each season. We are limited to 25 spaces. Boats and Pontoons cannot be beached. However we do have a limited number of dock slips available for rent. ?vj'y Each RV owner must have their own property and liability insurance while parked as a seasonal along with proof of RV ownership. All RV's must have current license plates and/or tabs displayed at all times. ADDITIONAL STRUCTURES: Additional structures (decks, storage sheds) must have prior approval from the management before installation to ensure proper placement. The sheds can be no larger than 20 SF and 6' high. Decks are limited to 200 SF. All park models and tip out/slide out units must be skirted within thirty days of set up. Management is responsible for lawn grooming of the campground. However, any leaseholder may use Frank's Lodge equipment to groom their respective space. Boat trailers and excess vehicles should be parked in the back parking area so it is easier to mow grass around the campsites. No screen tents or free standing screen structures are allowed. Page 2 Frank's Lodge and Campground Rules, guidelines & Seasonal Lease Agreement SITE CHANGES AND RV SALES: The management must approve any site changes between leaseholders. Any present seasonal occupant looking to purchase a park model, park trailer or a new RV unit must get management approval. This should be done prior to your purchase to eliminate any problems. Seasonal sites do not go with the sale of your unit. If you are selling your unit and leaving our park, make sure the buyers know this. If you are leaving our park and no one on our seasonal waiting list wants to purchase your RV, then the RV unit must be removed by October 1*‘. No park model or tip out/slid out unit will be allowed to move into the park if the unit is greater than 10 years old. No unit will be allowed to remain in the park when sold if it is greater than 25 years old. Exceptions will be handled on an individual basis. ? The RV sites are limited to use of the renter's immediate family ONLY. (Husband, wife, children, grandparents and grandchildren. All others will be considered as GUESTS. OVERNIGHT GUESTS wUI be charged $7.00 per night. By law, we are required to know who is on the premises so make sure all guests register their names and vehicle license numbers at the oi^ce. Make sure your overnight guests are aware of the Guest Fee. Renters are responsible to make sure that their guests know and abide by the park rules. Parents/Grandparents are responsible for the actions of their children/graudchildren. Please remember, no riding bikes, golf carts, scooters etc. after dark. No additional ATVs will be allowed. Golf carts are acceptable if used responsibly. Joy riding and creating dust in the campground is NOT acceptable. Please obey the posted speed limits. UNDER AGE DRINKING IS PROHIBITED. This policy will be strictly enforced! Renters of violating underage drinkers will be subject to immediate expulsion from the campground. TENTS for additional guests are not acceptable. Pages Frank's Lodge and Campground Rules, guidelines & Seasonal Lease Agreement VISITORS arc welcome but must register at the office. Visitor checkout time is 10:30 P.M QUIET HOURS are 10:30 p.m. - 8:00 a. m. We ask that out of respect for your fellow campers you will refrain from loud talking and music during the quiet hours. Fire works will only be allowed on July and 4*'’. DOGS must be leashed at all times and must not be left unattended. PETS ARE NOT ALLOWED ON THE BEACH, DOCKS OR IN THE WATER AROUND THE SWIMMING AREA. THIS IS A HEALTH DEPARTMENT REGULATION. SWIMMING is at your own risk as there will be NO lifeguard on duty at the beach. NO GLASS bottles or containers are allowed on the beach. Cigarette butts are not to be left on the ground; but disposed of in proper Containers. The above rules and guidelines may be modified as to management's discretion. We welcome your input and suggestions in order that we can create a place that b calming and enjoyable for alL John & Kathy Frank, Proprietors 1 ATTACHMENT 6 t ;USDA OTTER TAIL COUNTY SOIL SURVEY INFORMATION 'v. 1 ■; 1 1 !■^i i SOIL SU 1 595 000 FEET 5 " jMoore LakeO \r>5 \S> OZ < oc/5UJ Z z 1 > zZ)oCJ 5 <H crUJ j O 1218E-fc )1 1218C- L L 1212B 1212B I Otter Tail County, Minnesota—Part 1 137 I 1275B—Kandota-Egglake, depressional, complex, 0 to 8 percent slopes Composition Kandota and similar soils; About 60 percent Egglake and similar soils: About 25 percent Inclusions: About 15 percent Major Uses of the Unit II • Cropland • Hayland • Pasture • Forestland For general and detailed information concerning these uses, see Part II of this publication: • Agronomy section • Forest Land section I II Setting Landform: Moraines Position on the landform: Kandota—summits and backslopes; Egglake—depressions Slope range: Kandota—1 to 8 percent: Egglake—0 to 1 percentI 1275C—Kandota-Egglake, depressional, complex, 0 to 15 percent slopes Composition Kandota and similar soils: About 55 percent Egglake and similar soils: About 30 percent Inclusions: About 15 percent Setting i Component Description Kandota Texture of the surface layer: Sandy loam Depth class: Very deep (more than 60 inches) Drainage c/ass; Well drained Dominant parent material: Till Flooding: None Depth to the water table: Greater than 6.0 feet Available water capacity to 60 inches or root-limiting layer: About 9.8 inches Organic matter content: Moderate Egglake Texture of the surface layer: Silt loam Depth c/ass; Very deep (more than 60 inches) Drainage class: Very poorly drained Dominant parent material:Ti\\ Flooding: None Seasonal high water table: 1.0 foot above to 0.5 foot below the surface Ponding duration:\/ery long Available water capacity to 60 inches or root-limiting /ayer: About 10.1 inches Organic matter content: H igh A typical soil series description with range in characteristics is included, in alphabetical order, in this section. Additional information specific to this map unit, such as horizon depth and textures, is available in the “Soil Properties" section in Part II of this publication. I f Landform: Moraines Position on the landform: Kandota—backslopes and shoulders: Egglake—depressions Slope range: Kandota—8 to 15 percent: Egglake—0 to 1 percent I I Component Description Kandota Texture of the surface layer: Sandy loam Depth c/ass.-Very deep (more than 60 inches) Drainage c/ass; Well drained Dominant parent material: Till Flooding: None Depth to the water table: Greater than 6.0 feet Available water capacity to 60 inches or root-limiting layer: About 9.5 inches Organic matter content: Moderate Egglake Texture of the surface layer: Loam Depth class: Very deep (more than 60 inches) Drainage class: Very poorly drained Dominant parent material: Till Flooding: None Seasonal high water table: 1.0 foot above to 0.5 foot below the surface Ponding duraf/on; Very long Available water capacity to 60 inches or root-limiting /ayer; About 10.0 inches Organic matter content: High A typical soil series description with range in characteristics is included, in alphabetical order, in this I I I I Ii inclusionsI• Cathro and similar soils • Brandsvold and similar soils • Knute and similar soils • Areas that have slopes of more than 8 percent • Areas that have stones on the surface • Soils that are underlain by outwash I I I 152 Soil Survey of • Agronomy section • Forest Land section • Areas that have slopes of more than 15 percent or less than 8 percent Major Uses of the Unit 1196C—Lida-Two Inlets complex, 8 to 15 percent slopes • Cropland • Hayland • Pasture • Forestland For general and detailed information concerning these uses, see Part II of this publication; • Agronomy section • Forest Land section Composition Lida and similar soils: About 60 percent Two Inlets and similar soils: About 25 percent Inclusions: About 15 percent Setting Landforms: Kame moraines and pitted outwash plains Position on the landfbrm: Backslopes and shoulders Slope range: 8 to 15 percent Component Description 1196E—Lida-Two Inlets complex, 15 to 30 percent slopes Composition Lida and similar soils: About 60 percent Two Inlets and similar soils: About 25 percent Inclusions: About 15 percent Setting Landforms: Kame moraines and pitted outwash plains Position on the iandform: Backslopes and shoulders Slope range: 15 to 30 percent Component Description Lida Texture of the surface layer: Sandy loam Depth c/ass; Very deep (more than 60 inches) Drainage c/ass; Well drained Dominant parent material: Glacial outwash Flooding: None Depth to the water table: Greater than 6.0 feet Available water capacity to 60 inches or root-limiting layer: About 4.9 inches Organic matter content: Moderate Two Inlets Texture of the surface layer: Sandy loam Depth class:Mery deep (more than 60 inches) Drainage class: Somewhat excessively drained Dominant parent material: Glacial outwash Flooding: None Depth to the water table: Greater than 6.0 feet Available water capacity to 60 inches or root-limiting layer: About 4.6 inches Organic matter content: Moderately low A typical soil series description with range in characteristics is included, In alphabetical order, in this section. Additional Information specific to this map unit, such as horizon depth and textures, is available in the “Soil Properties" section in Part II of this publication. Lida Texture of the surface layer: Sandy loam Depth c/ass; Very deep (more than 60 inches) Drainage c/ass; Well drained Dominant parent material: Glacial outwash Flooding: None Depth to the water table: Greater than 6.0 feet Available water capacity to 60 inches or root-limiting /ayer.’About 4.1 inches Organic matter content: Moderate Two Inlets Texture of the surface layer: Sandy loam Depth c/ass; Very deep (more than 60 inches) Drainage class: Somewhat excessively drained Dominant parent material: Glacial outwash Flooding: None Depth to the water table: Greater than 6.0 feet Available water capacity to 60 inches or root-limiting layer: About 3.3 inches Organic matter content: Moderately low Atypical soil series description with range in characteristics is included, in alphabetical order, in this Inclusions • Bluffcreek and similar soils • Almora and similar soils • Pinelake and similar soils • Areas that have stones on the surface • NIdaros and similar soils 212 Soil Survey of (1OYR 5/3) sand skeletans on vertical faces of peds; common fine and medium roots; about 3 percent gravel; slightly alkaline; clear irregular boundary. Bt2—15 to 19 inches; dark yellowish brown (10YR 4/4) sandy clay loam; strong medium subangular blocky structure; firm; few fine and medium roots; common discontinuous faint brown (10YR 4/3) clay films and common patchy faint dark brown (1 OYR 3/3) clay films on faces of peds and in pores; few discontinuous faint brown (10YR 5/3) sand skeletans on vertical faces of peds; about 3 percent gravel; slightly alkaline; clear wavy boundary. Bt3—19 to 31 inches; yellowish brown (10YR 5/4) sandy clay loam; moderate medium subangular blocky structure; firm; few fine and medium roots; common discontinuous faint brown (10YR 4/3) clay films on faces of peds; about 3 percent gravel; neutral; clear wavy boundary. C—31 to 60 inches; light yellowish brown (2.5Y 6/4) sandy loam; massive; about 5 percent gravel; strongly effervescent; moderately alkaline. Range in Characteristics Depth to carbonates: 20 to 42 inches Content of rock fragments: 2 to 15 percent throughout Other features: Some pedons have an EB, E/B, B/E, or BE horizon. A or Ap horizon: Hue—10YR Value—2 or 3 Chroma—1 or 2 Texture—sandy loam or fine sandy loam E horizon: Hue—10YR Value—5 or 6 Chroma—3 or 4 Texture—loamy sand, loamy fine sand, fine sandy loam, or sandy loam EB, E/B, B/E, or BE horizon (if it occurs): Colors—similar to those of the E and Bt horizons Textures—similar to those of the E and Bt horizons C horizon: Hue—10YR or2.5Y Value—5 or 6 Chroma—3 or 4 Texture—sandy loam, fine sandy loam, or loam 267B—Snellman sandy loam, 2 to 8 percent slopes Composition Snellman and similar soils; About 90 percent Inclusions: About 10 percent Setting Landform: Moraines Position on the iandform: Summits and backslopes Slope range: 2 to 8 percent Component Description Texture of the surface layer: Sandy loam Depth c/ass; Very deep (more than 60 inches) Drainage c/ass; Well drained Dominant parent material:T\W Flooding: None Depth to the water table: Greater than 6.0 feet Available water capacity to 60 inches or root-limiting layer: About 8.4 inches Organic matter content: Moderate A typical soil series description with range in characteristics is included, in alphabetical order, in this section. 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A “ ^T7t Ti^-^ 3l <P^a-7 m?^oooFT^jufj^r “ WITS y <^ - 19.I 3 ur/iTS 1-m Ttio. I‘-I7^ FT^ -4 !^£?jOO0 FT^futJn - 1,1 7. ^ ^ 1 3,7 l^rJtTS V ~7 rzmL ^ Ujvirskr /g>^jJD N U^irt, l‘i u*Jirs J_M ,^TH-/>• Ur*irs. ^TW I3> uriirs 7 th ~ 7 Ur^<k €)-SH6v<i^ Qg /I ujiTh ^ EYHr,.>C^FUP^ ^O^t)3.^ Boa's ^nar 7 Q 4 Pdof^nD «3»S 9- IPTnu ^ ^iuJ^Ct ^')£Ttn\ Fo(L F£n\,TE CA/r\fi<tT€^ (QhigimJ PaperworK rncluded UJi+h COJ> apphcokon C 3-3-0?) Pctfd 3-n os 1 I 9k INTERSTATE■43;i ENGINrn?iNGife^ March 13, 2008 I Attn; Bill Kalar Otter Tail County Land & Resource Government Services Center 540 Fir Avenue West Fergus Falls, MN 56537 Wi I RE: CUP application for Frank’ Lodge Star Lake in Otter Tail County, Minnesota F 07-04-249I k Dear Bill: I On behalf of Mr. and Mrs. John and Kathleen Frank, Interstate Engineering is providing this letter and attached drawings as information required for a conditional use permit (CUP) application for expanding Frank’s Lodge to serve 97 dwelling units. Below is a brief background of the facility, and proposed changes to the facility.I I. BACKGROUNDIn April 2003, Frank’s lodge applied for a CUP to expand their facility to 49 units. In August, 2003, the Planning Commission made a motion to approve the CUP, provided the following: ! I I 1. An engineer’s drawing is provided to verify that there is sufficient land area to allow for a maximum of 80 units. I 2. Proposed Sites #6 and #12 are relocated to meet the 20’ road right of way set back. I 3. 50’ lot setback requirement is met. 4. No additional boatlifts are allowed (may retain the existing 25). A copy of the current permitted 2003 facility map, and completed 2003 CUP application are provided in Attachment 1. A copy of a draft certificate of survey for Frank’s Lodge is provided in Attachment 2.f II. PLANNING CONCEPTS Prior to preparing the proposed expansion details provided in the following section, Frank’s Lodge outlined provisions of the expansion with consideration of the effect on neighboring property owners; the general public that uses Star Lake; and the tenants of Frank’s Lodge. One the following page is a summary of these considerations; I I I Professionals you need, people you trust J P.O.Box 316 • 116 East Washmgton Avenue . Fergus Falls, MN 56538-0316 . P; 218.739 5545 • F; 218.739.4814 . www.iengi.corn Offices in: North Dakota . Montana . Minnesota . South Dakota INTERSTATE ENGir'i^'r"?iN<3V,I Mr. Bill Kalar March 17, 2008 CUP for Frank’s Lodge at Star Lake Page 2 of 7I 1. Frank’s Lodge recognizes that an expansion to their facility may ultimately increase the amount of recreational use on Star Lake. Frank’s Lodge sees increase in recreational activity as a benefit to the Otter Tail County. Below is some commentary regarding several reports and articles relating to recreational activities and boating activities. a. The “2004 Outdoor Recreation Participation Survey of Minnesotans” report prepared by the Minnesota Department of Natural Resources, 2005 (see http://files.dnr.state.mn.us/aboutdnr/reports/orsurvev2004 report.pdf for full report) indicates that the third largest deterrent to outdoor recreational participation is cost. Thirty-nine percent of Minnesotans interviewed indicated that cost was a deterrent. The first deterrent was time. The second deterrent was pests (mosquitos, etc.). Frank’s Lodge and the County cannot give prospective tourists more time, or remove the mosquitos. However, they can provide more affordable methods of recreation. Frank’s Lodge feels that their campground provides a cost effective alternative for Minnesotans who cannot afford to purchase lakeshore, and want to enjoy the outdoors in an area that provides lake access. II I fI I b. The, “Boating in West Central Minnesota, Status in 2005 and Trends Since 1986” report prepared by the DNR, 2006 states that boating activity in our region has stayed the same, or slightly declined since 1986. The report indicates that approximately 90% of the boat and recreational users of the lakes in our area are satisfied or very satisfied with their experience. The number one problem identified by son for dissatisfaction was use of personal watercraft (jet skis). Seven percent of boaters believe that boating restriction and safety related requirements are inadequate. The number one preferred boating restriction was on jet skis. The report also indicated that the number of private and commercial accesses to lakes is dropping, and the number one complaint about access is that public accesses are inadequacies related to size. Frank’s Lodge believes that providing boat access and overnight mooring for their tenants reduces the strain on public accesses, and will not increase the number one problem with boat traffic (jet skis). FI I I c. A newspaper article recently published in the Perham Enterprise (See Attachment 4) indicates that there is a shortage of campground facilities for recreational use of the lakes in this area. Frank’s Lodge believes that this article reiterates the aforementioned concept that recreational activity in the shoreland areas of Otter Tail County should be available to more people than just the private lakeshore property owners. I k II Professionals you need, people you trust I P.O.Box 316 • 116 East Washington Avenue . Fergus Falls, MN 56538-0316 . P 218.739.5545 . F: 218.739.4814 ■ www.iengi.coin Offices in: North Dakota • Montana • Minnesota . South Dakota I Mr. Bill Kalar March 17, 2008 CUP for Frank’s Lodge at Star Lake Page 3 of 7IINTERSTATEENGINEERING I 2. The proposed units should be located to minimize visibility from Star Lake and neighboring property. 3. The proposed units should be located to minimize noise, traffic, and dust effects on Star Lake and neighboring properties. I 4. Rules should be established to promote a peaceful and low impact environment for both the tenants at Frank’s Lodge, and the neighboring properties. I 5. Provide adequate parking and dwelling unit density to reduce congestion, and promote safety on public and private roads. III. PROPOSED EXPANSION In consideration of the planning concepts mentioned above, and the Otter Tail County Ordinances, Frank’s Lodge requests approval to add 48 units to its existing 49 unit facility. The following attachments provide information regarding the application:iI I OCTOBER 2003 DRAWING AND CUP PERMITAttachment 1 k LEGAL DESCRIPTION OF PROPERTY AND DRAFT CERTIFICATE OF SURVEY DRAWING Attachment 2 PROPOSED EXPANSION DRAWINGSAttachment 3 PERHAM ENTERPRISE BULLETINAttachment 4 I FRANK’S LODGE 2008 RULES, GUIDELINES AND SEASONAL LEASE AGREEMENT Attachment 5 I USDA OTTER TAIL COUNTY SOIL SURVEY INFORMATIONAttachment 6 I A detailed summary of the expansion is provided on the following pages. I k I Professionals you need, people you trust I P.O.Box 316 • 116 East Washington Avenue • Fergus Falls. MN 56S38-0316 • P: 218.739.5545 • F; 218.739.4814 • www.iengi.com Offices in: North Dakota • Montana • Minnesota • South Dakota i Mr. Bill Kalar March 17, 2008 CUP for Frank’s Lodge at Star Lake Page 4 of 7IINTERSTATE ENG!Lir::;iNG \ I A. GENERAL LAYOUT The proposed 48 units would include 28 Park Models, 14 RVs, and 6 primitive, tent only camp sites. A site map illustrating the proposed expansion is provided on Sheet No. 2 in Attachment 3. 1. I The typical proposed dwelling unit size is approximately 40 feet by 50 feet. Any units shown that are not 40 feet by 50 feet are in excess of 2,000 square feet in area. 2.I I 3. To accommodate other property owners on the lake, no additional lighting within Tiers 1-3 is proposed. The existing night lighting and any additional night lighting in Tiers 4 through 7 will have shields installed to minimize the visibility across Star Lake. 4. f In consideration of neighboring land owners, and their own patrons, Frank’s Lodge has rules and guidelines included in their standard lease agreement. A copy of the lease agreement is provided in Attachment 5. It includes quiet hours, visiting hours, limitations on pets, and prohibits under age drinking. According to the standard lease, the season runs from May 1®*, to October 1®*. The proposed expansion will be located in an area that is currently wooded. It will be necessary to remove trees to provide space for the road, sanitary sewer and water lines, and the dwelling units. Frank’s Lodge will minimize the amount of trees removed. The remaining trees will provide screening to minimize the visibility of the expansion from Star Lake and neighboring property. Based on correspondence with the Natural Resources Conservation Service (NRCS), lilac, nanking cherry, redosier dogwood, chokecherry, plum, green ash, sugar maple, silver maple, ponderosa pine and black hills spruce are specifically suitable for planting at Frank’s Lodge. Several large (10-15 feet in height) trees will be planted along the eastern border of the existing campground to provide additional vegetative barrier. Primitive tent only campsites that are not vehicle accessible have been included to provide a more rounded camping experience. Flaving designated tent sites will allow families to occupy RV/Park Model camp sites, and allow their children to tent without violating the shoreland ordinances. As an estimate for the quantity of excavation, there will be grading to construct the roads, and develop suitable pads on each dwelling for parking an RV, or Trailer. Based on the proposed grading provided in the attached drawings, approximately 9,000 cubic yards of excavation is proposed, more or less. 5. II I 6. I 7. I I 8. I 9. I Professionals you need, people you trust I P,O.Box316 • 116 East Washingtor> Avenue • Fergus Falls, MN 56S38-0316 • F': 213.7 39.S-34S • F: 218.739.4814 •V7ww.iengi.com Offices in: North Dakota • Montana • Minnesota • South Dakota I Mr. Bill Kalar March 17, 2008 CUP for Frank’s Lodge at Star Lake Page 5 of 7 INTERSTATE ENC37 ''T'-jG B. REGULATORY COMPLIANCE A mandatory Environmental Assessment Worksheet (EAW) is required if the expansion includes 50 or more sites that are “accessible by vehicle.” The 6 primitive, tent only sites will not be accessible by automobile. Therefore, the proposed expansion includes 42 vehicle accessible units and is 8 units less than the mandatory EAW threshold. The proposed expansion will add dwelling units in Tiers 4 through 7 of the facility. Most of the expansion will technically be outside of the Land and Resource Management District. No additional units are proposed for Tiers 1 through 3. Because the project will disturb more than one acre, a storm water pollution prevention plan will be required for this site. Erosion control features will include a rock construction entrance, silt fence, and turf restoration as shown on the drawings. Frank’s Lodge owns approximately 89 acres of property. A copy of the legal description is provided in Attachment 2. If the eastern 40 acres of the property are considered part of the Facility, the table below summarizes the Facility’s total unit capacity. The maximum units of the 40 acre area are 147, after wetlands, bluffs, and road right of way has been subtracted. The last permit for the facility provided 49 units for the facility based on a maximum design capacity of 80 units. For the enlarged facility boundary, and maximum design capacity of 147 units, a proportionate increase would result in 90 permitted units. Not including the primitive tents only sites, this is very similar to the proposed total facility capacity of 91 units. 1. 2. 3. 4.I I I I SUMMARY TABLE OF USABLE AREAS: D E F GBCA #OF ALLOWED #OFTOTAL AREA AREA OF WETLJ^NDS. ROAD R.O. W AND USABLE TIER REQUIRED LOT ALLOWED LOTS (C/D) MULTIPLIER UNITS (E*F)) TIER(SQUARE FEET)SIZEBLUFFSAREA (A-B) I 20,000 20,000 20,000 20,000 20,000 20,000 20,000 4.29 1.5 6085,761 270,524 272,805 275,956 247,165 259,022 147,945 85,761 273,297 290,612 295,317 300,793 285,271 201,164 TIER 1 TIER 2 TIER 3 TIER 4 TIER 5 TIER 6 TIER 7 13.53 13.64 13.80 12.36 12.95 1.5 202,773 17,807 19,361 53,628 26,249 53,219 272I282I252 2 26 7.40 2 15 k square feet acres TOTAL LOTS=1471,559.178 35.79 1,732,215 39,77TOTAL AREA= I Professionals you need, people you trust P.O.Box316 • 116 East Washington Avenue • Fergus Falls MN 56538-0316 • P: 718.739.5545 • F: 218.739.4814 • www.iengj.tom Offices in: North Dakota ‘Montana ‘Minnesota • South Dakota Mr. Bill Kalar March 17, 2008 CUP for Frank’s Lodge at Star Lake Page 6 of 7IINTERSTATEENGirC:PING I C. ROAD DESIGN Construct approximately 2,100 lineal feet of road, 20 feet wide. The road will be crowned, and constructed with 4 inches of gravel. 1. I According to the proposed design, the maximum slope of the road will be less than 6%. The maximum allowable slope by Otter Tail County is 8%. A plan and profile of the proposed roads is provided in the drawings in Attachment 3. In addition to the two parking spaces provided within each dwelling unit, two additional parking lots are provided. Each parking lot is capable of parking over 20 cars, based on a 9’ x 18’ parking space per car, and 26’ driving lanes. 2. I Access to the new units will be from two roads that connect at both sides of Lodge Loop. All the approaches will be more than 700 lineal feet from Star Lake. The connections to the western portion of Lodge Loop are intended to reduce traffic on the eastern portion of Lodge Loop, and minimize noise affects on Star Lake. 3. I( I D. LAKEFRONT FEATURES According to the draft certificate of survey provided in Attachment 2, the facility has 447 lineal feet of lakefront. A revised dock layout has been provided in Sheet No. 7. It specifies designated swimming areas, and boat mooring locations. 1. 2. I The additional units will be allowed to use the available mooring locations and existing boat ramp at Frank’s Lodge to access Star Lake. 3. I E. SEWER AND WATER RELATED Except for the tent areas, each dwelling will be connected to water and sanitary sewer. Due to winter conditions, an on-site soil survey has not been performed to verify suitability for a drain field. Due to the size of the facility, elevation from the lake, and recent soil surveys results in the area, the soils in this area are suitable for operating a drain field. As provided in Attachment 6, the Otter Tail County Soil Survey map shows that most of the soils in Tiers 3-7 are Snellman sandy loam, Lida-Two Inlets, or Kandota-Egglake series soils. All soils are well to excessively drained, with depth to water tables greater than 6 feet. 1. I 2.I I I II Professionals you need, people you trust I P.O.Box 316 • 116 East Washington Avenue • Fergus Falls. MN 56538-0316 • P; 218.739.5545 . F: 218.739.4814 . wwv;.iengLCom Offices in; North Dakota .Montana .Minnesota . South DtJkoia Mr. Bill Kalar I INTERSTATE March 17,2008ENGir-;Ft-RING CUP for Frank’s Lodge at Star Lake W-m.Page 7 of 7 m.I A new septic tank and drain field, or multiples thereof, will be constructed at the locations shown on the drawing. This is a conceptual drawing based on preliminary calculations. A complete sanitary sewage treatment system will be designed and permitted. 3.I If'A shared building for ADA compliant laundry, showers, and restrooms is proposed in Tier 4. Frank’s Lodge has submitted the building layout to the Minnesota Department of Health for approval. A drawing of the bath house is provided in Attachment 3. 4.I i I S The existing well can be used to provide water service. However, Frank’s Lodge may install a second well. 5.f 'AIIV. CONCLUSION I 1Based on the information provided herein, the Frank’s Lodge application for a CUP for expansion has made special provisions to minimize impacts on neighboring property. The provisions include multiple access points, noise control, lighting control, and vegetative visual barriers. The expansion will also provide an economical option for recreational activities in Otter Tail County. I 1ISi mHIi!If you have any questions, please feel free to contact me at 218-739-5545.eK: Yours very truly.1 INTERSTATE ENGINEERING, INC. II Chris McConn, PE Senior Project EngineerI I CM; cem i Attachments: Attachments 1 through 6 $370.00 CUP application fee CUP application c: Mr. John Frank, Frank’s ResortI I Professionals you need, people you trust I P.O.Box316 • 116 East Washington Avenue ■ Fergus Falls, MN 56538-0316 . P: 218./39.554S . F: 218.739.4814 . www.iengi.com Offices in: North Dakota * Montana .Minnesota • South DakotaI ATTACHMENT 1 OCTOBER 2003 DRAWING AND CUP PERMIT I 942775 OFnCE GF COUNTY RECORDER OTTER TAIL MINNESOTA I hereby certify that this liwtniment #_ was flledAeconied In this office 942775 THE ABOVE SPACE IS RESERVED FOR THE COUNTY RECORDER APPLICATION FOR CONDITIONAL USE PERMIT COUNTY OF OTTER TAIL 121W JUNIUS SUITE 130, FERGUS FALLS, MN 56537 (218)739-2271 ***COMPLETETHIS APPUCATION IN BLACK INK*** Accepted By / DateV^ DAYTIME PHONE - T Tg ~ 3 g~7 (<> Application Fee. Receipt Number PROPERTY OWNER OtUn S, C. ______ ADDRESS 3o^70 Lool^fc Lgpp MN 5^ 6hLAKE NUMBER. SECTION S TOWNSHIP PARCEL NUMBER . ^V» OOt?O^Pr> <^7001 .LAKE CLASS_LAKE NAME kg.RANGE _Jtl13£.TOWNSHIP NAME. Address 'ioS^oUd^Loo^E-911 LEGAL DESCRIPTION 'AViNW'y*!, f/vS" L^Vt ^ ^ -T^ ' 3fT I 'i(^ /4C; . CONDITIONAL; USE PROJECT REQUESTED (Please circle the appropriate request) (1) Topographical Alteration (2) Commercial Use (yCiuster Developmenr*^(4) Extractive Use (5) Industrial Use (6) Forest Land Conversion ‘ (7) Miscellaneous _; EXPLAIN YOUR REQUEST £ypi4w(( iAu.UA.leev- o'T ti-ue.\Vv\<^ ■\o A 40+^1 H‘i uv\r4-$ . <^At. <Lt LO-»Ac' 4 ivi., C*4*"'p5'ri5 (K-vJ/re^or-4 A ^^-(-4 AxK'®v ^<-S(TvL/C^ Mj(*j I UNDERSTAND THAT APPROVAL OF THIS REQUEST APPLIES ONLY TO THE USE OF THE LAND. I ALSO UNDERSTAND THAT OTHER PERMITS MAY BE REQUIRED, IT IS MY RESPONSIBILITY TO CONTACT LAND & RESOURCE MANAGEMENT REGARDING THIS MATTER. ^ SIGNATURE OF PROPERTY OWNER APPLICANT MUST BE PRESENT AT THE HEARING(Applicant Will Receive Notification As To The Date/Tirhe Of Hearing) iDATE 106MI • Vcse< Urauen Ce. Prswt • Faput FsM MM • l-tOCMMfTDBK-060(M>06 'i 1 ' Si no t^u l pall) Date Of Planning commission Hearing (,^5d /M.Tifne. ; Planning Commission Motion .1 May 28,2003: Motion: A motion by Trites, s^nd by Bergemd to table (Applicant agreed to waive the 60 Day Rule) to August 13, 2003 to provide the opportunity for the Applicant to provide the following: 1. A survey (done by a sunreyor or civil engineer) showing the area, tiers,. wetlands, bluffs, existing & proposed dwelling units and the existing docks lifts. 2. Require the revised material be received by Land & Resource Management no later than July 29,2003. August 13,2003:.r'■ Motion: A motion by Trites, second by Estes to approve, provided: 1, An engineer’s drawing is provided to Land & Resource Management to allow,th to verify that there is sufficient land area to allow for a maximum of 80 units. 2. - Proposed Sites #6 & 12 are relocated in order to meet the 20’ road right-of-way setback requirement. 3. The 50'lotline (buffer) setback requirement is met. 4. No additional boatlifls are allowed (may retain the existing 25). em f . Chairman/Otter Tail County Planning Commission County Board Action Approved As Recommended Denied As Recommended Other Chaifman/Otter Tall County Board of Commissioners Date of Final Action LaROfficial/Date ' LtmCONDITIONAL USE PERMIT Permlt(s) required from Land & Resource Management Yes (Contact Land & Resource Management Copy of Application Mailed to Applicant And MN DNR__ (o. No ^L,AROfncliI/Date ■I f.. rr§ ii,V 8 It i Iil”hi»i i -i iIsII |8 ■ue e S: "sfli g! 81 ^i 1*1e g!gi Bi41 i i a -^1 S £ ^ II LII41eI II 1i SKCT NO. •; ATTACHMENT 2 LEGAL DESCRIPTION OF PROPERTY AND DRAFT CERTIFICATE OF SURVEY DRAWING r \ •.f 1 3 i =• 11 lU hi \ J h . legal description R X HI B I T "A" •n»f! North luie of the Northwest Quarter (NjNWl) and Covcrntnent Lots '='our M) and Five (5) of Section Nine t'M , Township One Hundred Thirty-five (135), Range Forty-one (41), except the foilowlngt All platted lots in the recorded plat of Star Lake Beach 1. ; 2.Oiiss tract (Book 228 of Deeds on page 46) i That port of Government Lot Five (5) of Section Nine (9)., Township One Hundred Thirty-five (135), Range Forty-one (41), more particularly .described, as follows, to-wit: Beginning at a point at the Northwest corner of Lot Four (4) of Star Lake Reach,.according to. the certified plat thereof on file end of record in the -:ffice of the County Recorder in and for Otter Tall County, Minnesota, thence due Nortli a distance of 336 feet to an iron stake, thence due East a distance of 317 feet to an iron stake, thence in a straight line a distance, of 395 feet more or less to the Northeast corner of Lot Seven (7.) of- Star Lake Beach, thence in a northwerterly direction on and along the southerly, line of a public, road to tho place of beginning except that part shown on the plat of Star Lake Beach and dedicated as a public road. Oilson tract (Book 366 of Deeds on page 43) s A tract of land in Government Lot Pour (4), of Section Nine (9) , Township One Hundred Thirty-five (135), Range Forty-one (41), described as follows, to-w^t: Beginning at a point measured South 1706 feet along the quarter line from the North quarter section corner on the North line of said Section Nine (9), and thence running as follows: Squth 64*30' v;eet 147 feet, thence South 24*21* West 260 feet to the shore of Star Lake, thence running in a general southeasterly direction approximately 255 feet along the said lakeshore to the East line of said Governmant Lot Four (4), thence North 388 feet along said East line of Government Lot Four (4) to the. point of beginning, and containing li acres, more nr less, that part described as the North 33 feet (measured at right angles) along the North line of the above-described tract and also the East 33 feet of the above-described tract, except the_ South 120 feet thereof, are subject to the right of way for‘ road purposes. Together with an easement of way for road purposes over and across . a tract 66. feet in width , lying 33 feet on eit)ie‘c side of t)ie quarter section - line lying between the Northeast Quarter of the Northwest Quarter (NElNW)) and Government Lot Four (4), and the Northwest Quarter of the Northeast Quarter (NWlNR}) and Government Lot Three.(3), all in said Section Nine (9) , running from the quarter section corner between said Northeast Quarter of the Nortliwest Quarter (NElMWi) and-said Northwest Quarter of the Northeast Quarter (NWlNEl), to a point 654 feet South of ttie Northeast corner of said Government Lot Four (4) which is the same as the Northeast corner of the said Government Lot Tjiree (3); toget):er wit): a strip of land, which lies ; within a distance of 66 feet northerly at right angles to the following described line: Beginning nt a point on t)ie East line of said Government Lot Four (4) distant 174 2.5 feet South of the North quarter section corner of said Section Nine (9), thence running southwesterly at an angle of 64*30' with said East line for a distance of 84.2 feet, 3. > -•.V 7 ■ ‘ t r ■ >• )■v to the right at an angie of niI4 for a cUotanco of 320.1 feet to the riorUrwcst corner of Lot Sixteen (16) of Star Lake nrarli. aocorfllng to the plat thereof on file and of rofor'l in Uu* office of the County Recorder in and for .qaid county and state. ; ■1.tract (Hook 234 of Deeds on page 53)) That inrt of CJoverniiient Lot Konr (4), of Section Nine rn , of Township One Hundred Thirty-five (135), Hange Forty-one (41), described as follows, to-witi CoiTiinonctnij at a stake that Is North 69' East 107.4 (eet from the Southeast corner of Lot Sixteen (16), of .“^tar Lake Deach, as a point of conunencement i thence North C2'15* East 112.7 feetj thence North 56*15* East 120.2 feet to an iron stake/ thence North 25* East 23.9 feet to an iron stake/ thence South 70*35* West 213.4 feet to a stake/ South 171.7 i ■ithence feet to the point of conunencement. (In 1 ted States tract (Book 450 of Deeds on page 6TTT7~ Township One Hundred Thirty-five (135), Range Forty-one (41), in Section Nine (9), that part of the North Half of the Northwest Quarter (N)NW|), lying North of the centerline of the existing township road, containing 6.00 acres, more or lesn/ subject, however, to statutory road ('asemciits 55 foot In width lying 33 feet on either side of iill section lines/ to an unrecorded right of way for a telephone line/ to the rights of third parties under a Joint Use Road Agreement, as recorded in Book 46 of Miscellaneous, on page 451/ to the rights o* the United Stater, and third persons, if any, as provided for by the Patent .of record. 6. Karl J. and Gall Frank tract (Book 452 of Deeds on page 3211) All that part of Government Lot Five 15), of Scct^ibn Nine (9), Township One Hundred Thirty-five (135), Range Forty-one (41), of Otter Tail County, Minnesota, described as follows: Dcginning at the Northwest corner of Lot One (1) of ".Stcir Lake Beach* according to the recorded plat thereof; thence North 200 feet/ thence North 83*30* West 394.4 feet more or less, to the West line of said Section Nine (9)/ thence South along said section line 324.2 feet to the shore of Star Lake/ thence South 79* .'5ast 300 feet along said lakeshorc to the West line of said Lot One (1), of Star Lake teach; thence North 35*25* East 168 feet more or less, to the point of beginning, and containing ;.8e acres, more or less. Together wli:h a road cnscir.ent as appurtenant to the property conveyed, and for the purpose of ingress anil ogrrsR to and from said described property, an I .iKcmcnl in common with others,a ro.idwny approximately €6 feet wide abutting nil (lu> nor (her ly line and outside of the property h-'inl/v conveyed, and running to the public rond, vltli such cliangos, additions, or alterations as may lieroaftcr bo made to such road. 5. \KX9 ■■• (I •Sf •fpn ■• - ip li ■ I.Martlnoau tract (Book 477 of Deeds on pa9S 373) i l.ot One ny of Star Lake Beach and part of '•.nvnrtiinniiL l,r,t Five (5), in Section Nine (9), Townslilp One Hundred Thirty-five (135), Ran^n Forty-one (41), described as followsi Be9innin9 at the northeast corner of Lot One (1) in Star Lake accordin') to' the recorded plat thereof; thanco North 245.33 feet; thence North 81“:2' West 02.5 feet; thence South 200.00 feet to the N'orthwer.t corner of said Lot One (1); thence South 54*35* Fast 100,0 feet to the point of beginning. Containing 0.42 acre of which the South' 24.5 feet is platted road. 0 ' ■ Hf'.ich, l.ot Two of Star Lake Ito.ich and part of Government l.ot Five (5), in Section Nine (9), Township One Hundred Thirty-five (135), Range Forty-one (41), de.ncribed as followsi Beginning at the Northeast corner uf Lot Two (2) in Star Lake Beach, according to therecorded plat thereof) thence North 290.65 feet; thence North 81*12* West 82.5 feet; thence .Soiitli 245.33. feet to the Northwest corner of said t,ot Two (2)) thence South 54*35* East 100.0 feet to the point of beginning. Containing 0.50 acre of which the South 24.5 feet is platted road. Nuthcr tract (Book 489 of Deeds on page 825); A p.nrt of Government Lot Four (4) of Section Nine (9), Township One Hundred Thirty-five (135), Range Forty-one (41), lying North of and adjoining the public road aa platted along Lots Thirteen (13) and Fourteen (14) of Star l.ake Beach; which part is described as fgllowsi Beginning at the ..Northeast corner of sail Lot Fourteen (14). of Star Lake Reach; thence North 82*30* West 163 feet; thence South 86*45* West 17 feet to the Northwest corner of said Lot Thirteen (13); thence North 342.80 feet; tliencc South 82*06* East 200.29 feet; thence South 338.20 fni't to tlie point of beginning, except South 20 feet for road. Koaas tract (book 492 of Deeds on page 755)i Lot Ten (lo)■ .and. the West Half (Wj) of Lot Eleven (11) of Star l.ake Beach, and the following described tract! Port of Government Lot Five (5), Section Nine (9), Township One Hundred.. Thirty-five (135), Range Forty-one (41), described as follows: neql lining at the Northwest corner, of Lot Ten (10) in Star Lake Beach, a recorded plat; thence North 401.36 foot; titcnce South 82*06* East 151.18 feet; thbnce Soutli 372.08 feet; .thence South '86*45* west 150.00 feet to the point of beginning. Containing 1.33 acres, subject to 20 foot platted roudyay along Soutli side of .said tract. 10. Monson tract (Book 492 of Deeds on page 757); Lot Twelve (12) and all of the East Half (E)) of Lot Eleven (11) in Star Lake Beach, according to the recorded plat thereof (the West line of said East Half (E)) said Lot Eleven (11) shall be midway Iji;tween the East line and tlte West line of said Lot Eleven (11) as platted). 9. And also part of Government Lot Four (4) and a part of (iovernmont Lot Five (5) in Section Nine (9), Townslii)) One Hundred Thirty-five (135), Range Foi ly-oiic (4U, lying llurth of and adjoining the public road as platted along said East Half (E)) of Eleven (11) and Lot Twelve (12) in Star Lake is describedLot Hcach, neijjnniiig .‘it the Northeast corner 112) in Gt.ir L.ike Beach according to the recorded plat thereof; thence South 8'i*45’ West 150.00 feet; Ihciice North 372.08 feet; thVnce South 82*06* East 191.18 feet; thence .Sontli 342.90 feet to the point Containing 1.16 acres excluding the last described tract i as follows: of Lot Twelvewliieh part I I nf beg (nn t ii(|. Siuith 20.00 feet from the which is platted roadway.! I I I i ■ tract (Book 495 of Deeds on page 35311 All that part of dovernment Lot Five (5), in Sortlou tUnp CM, Township One Hundred Thirty-five forty-one (41), lying North of and .-idjoliiing the public road as platted along Lots Klght (8) and Nine (91 In Star I>ake Beach according to the recorded plat, which part is described as follows: Beginning at the Northeast corner of lx>tnine (9) In Star Iiake Beach according to the recorded plat thereof: thence^ South 86*45* West48.00 feet: thence North 80*45*45'* West 112.00 feet I 1. I ' I ; !i I )'< I tin NorMiwpst corner of said Lot Eight (8) in Otar l,nk'> Bench: th''nrn North 408.10 feet: thence nouth 82*06' East ICO.00 feet: thence South 401.36 ,1'c‘cL to the point of beginning, nernn exolu'ling the South 20.00 feet which is platted roadway. V Containing 1.42. IT Beginning at the12. Trncl. ilescribect as follows:Soiil.hnast corner of lot Sixteen (16) of Star Lake lioacli located in Oovernnent Lots Four (4) and Five (5) of Section Nine (9), Township One Hundred Thlrty-Clve (135), Range Forty-one (41), thence North 69* East 107.4 feet, thence North 62*15* East 112.7 feet, thence North 56*15* East 120.2 feet, thence North 00*25* East 123.9 feet, thence South 70*35* West 320.1 feet to the Northeast corner of T.ot Sixteen (16) of Star Lake Beach, thence South on*25* West along the Bast line of Lot Sixteen (16), 176 feet to the point of beginning: I I I and appurtenances belongingall heredi tamer'.stogothor with tlicroto. Ir- I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I ATTACHMENT 3 PROPOSED EXPANSION DRAWINGS I S' Io S °£ IoCOLUCO zziQuj ;scz C3|,,yfC3 ^b 1Qi ISailzoKcta!^ CO II CO XLUa: o LU I Qo Ss11 Q O Ii6Si ^ S ^ I f^oSSSSE 3>s g>|d.5 8|iiiim ia^(S3 )<i| 2 UJ s»f ,2 1I gu- iJiS I I U10 2cx: £IntiJ a “z Ilu — ffO I Zz 1 _ LU 3I a' 1 SHEET NO. 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ALL RV'S HAVE TOILET AND BATHING FACILITIES (SELF CONTAINED). 10. ADA COMPLIANT. 11. CELINGS SHALL BE PAINTED DRYWALL. ELEVATION I 0 I I I I ATTACHMENT 4 I PERHAM ENTERPRISE BULLETIN I I I I 1 I (• I I I I ; I I I I I C- I ”1 Business4A perhameb.Visit us on the web atThursday. Febfuai’V f.m Eatefl>risc Bulletincom RV-camping needed to bolster area tourism By Louis Hoglund editor@eot.com More camping, RV and lodging options were one of the travel-tourism priorities that emerged during a discussion of Perham’s future economic development. Various topics, from industrial to retail to med ical services, were discussed during an open forum Jan. 31. For nearly ten years, the concept of converting a portion of Arvig Park into a camping-RV facility has been a pet issue for Jim Rieber. With resorts closing and selling off, and virtual ly no remaining lakcshore available for recreation resort development, availability of camping would expand the lodging mix in the area, said Rieber. Following the December fire at the Cactus RV pgrk, and the subsequent death of its developer. Chuck Minge, the future of that project is uncer tain. The Cactus facility would have met some of the RV demand through the private sector. But var ious private sector proposals have not materialized over the years, noted Rieber. He believes a munic ipal project, on city land, may be necessary to make bring an RV park from idea to reality. Perham parks and recreation board member Dave Niesen has also been a longtime supporter of camping-RV facilities. Niesen asked the public to be prepared to attend a public hearing-emphasiz ing camping and lodging-that he is planning to set this spring. The date and time are pending. The discussion of lodging and tourism was part of an open forum, led by Perham City Manager Kelcey KIcmm, at the Jan. 31 Economic Sometimes, best opportunities for economic . Si?;*; orowth &r& dIrOSKly Hord—under our noses facility that would rival some of the major resorts" * in the stale. Ninety-five percent of economic growth Dawson, Minnesota; but what aie the possibili- High taxes a concern for resorters comes from within-throngh enterprises and ' ties of oil, or other taw ingredients, hemg pro- For those resort operators still in business, it resources that already exist. duced right here, suggested Heubsch. may be only a matter of lime before high lakeshore That was Dennis Happel’s comment- at the The resource recovery and incinerator faciii^ , values, high taxes and other economic factors con- open forum session during the recent Bconomic in'Perham is another example of an economic -vince them to sell out. Development Authority annual meeting. engine and employer that is already here, noted' Jason Braaten, Farmers State Bank, voiced con- This has been evid^t in Perham. For exam- Happe]. The facility, which serves several conn- cems that the extremely high lake frontage taxes pie, Redline, the new sport vehicle manufacturer, ties, is presently facing leorgatdzatioa that may < could further eliminate lodging options in the lake has forged relationship with local metal fabricat- involve a completely pew governing system. \ country. ing fiims-rather than having all parts shi{q>ed in Rather than stay on. sideimes, Perham needs ' Perham can capitalize on high gas prices, from far away. to take an active nde in ensuring that the facility ^ suggests Chamber director A manufacturer such as Redline can have an remains vtable~and growing—said Happel. The fear of high gas prices has had an impact on impact by attracting vendors and supjiliers to . Supporting Peiham Memorial Hospital and ; the tourism sector-hut it doesn’t necessarily have Perham—generating revenue locally, creating Home’s $33 nuUibtl project is ytt another exam-) to be a negative impact, jobs that are generally higher-paying, increasing pie of fostering economic development by i That’s the feeling of Dan Schroeder, Perham tax base and bringing more kids into the lOe^ expanding on businesses thpt already exist j Area Chamber of Commerce director, who schools. '"There is a tendencj'to look for businesses to I believes high gas prices could be something of an ■ On a somewhat related theme, Doug come into die comm»oity;..whea some of (be j “asset" to the East Otter Jail lake country. Henbsefa, New.Ufe Farms, noted that Barrel 0’ bt^oppoitunities are dose tous-dghtoitdw our Schroeder believes high fuel prices will mean Fun requires mdiions of pounds of oil annualiy, nOse,’’said Happel. ’ | vacationers will be slaying closer to home.-< to cook ^ ptocEtSS its snack products. A $120 i Perham is strategically located near several larger! million oil processing plant was developed in -^-Loois Ho^tind, pnbUsIter-editor markets, including Fargo-Moorhead, Grand Forks, -------- -----------------—......—! and the Twin Cities. The distance is within a lank Development Authority meeting—which was end of Little Pine Lake, is primarily a swimming of gas, which will be very attractive to travelers, attended by nearly 100 business-industry and pub- beach, picnic area and boat launch. from those areas. But there is a vision to develop a lakeside con ference center and resort-hotel at the site. Dennis Highway 10 corridor is accessible. Also, north- ,' Happel said that the 1,500 feet of undeveloped south Highway 78 gives Perham easy access from Another large scale proposal, which has been lakeshore is “one of the best assets in the area.” the lake area, including Otter Tail, Rush, Battle and discussed for a number of years, is a redevelop- The park, which is city-owned, butts up against others, ment of Paul Miller Park. The park, on the south the Perham Lakeside Golf Course to the south- lie sector leaders.In addition, Perham’s location on the east-west Develop Paul Miller Park as resort-hotel-conference center? Fergus Falls Medical Group names CEO with extensive experience in Administration from ■ clinic management, financial University of Minnesota. The Fergus Falls Medical.. The Fergus Falls Medical Group Board of Directors today announced the appointment of John Peterson as the Medical Group’s new Chief Executive Officer. For the past approximately ten years, Peterson has been serving as CEO of Central Lakes Medical Clinic, a multi- specialty practice located in Croshv. Minnesnla the , ' idiscipline, physician recruit ment, and development of inno- Group is a regional, multi-sj^- vative clinical programs.” Adds daily healthcare provider with • Smith, “John’s proven track its main clinic in Fergus Falls,,, record and well respected and satellite clinics located in., advancements in Minnesota Battle Lake, Ashby, Wheaton,,, healthcare operations will allow Browns Valley and Herman, the Fergus Falls Medical Group a -tj Di RV & __ IMarine"®^ b'Z 'JT"''The. Fergus Falls Medical. ATTACHMENT 5 FRANK’S LODGE 2008 RULES, GUIDELINES AND SEASONAL LEASE AGREEMENT 1 i Frank's Lodge ttnd Campground I I 2008 Rules, Guidelines and Seasonal Lease AgreementIAs a Resort and Campg;round ive are regulated by county and state laws. These are the basis for our rules. We wish to run a Park that is clean, safe and enjoyable for everyone. To obtain this look we need your cooperation. The following policies are for both your protection and ours. SEASONAL RATE for 2008 is $1,850.00. You will also be charged for your electrical usage. A deposit of $350.00 is due by October 1,2007. The balance is due by May 1,2008. Our season is May Is*' to October 1**. The installation of our water system restricts use of RV sites before and after these dates because of freezing. The rate includes leaving your unit on site for the one-year contract period (October I"* 2007 tq October 1‘*. 2008). BOATLIFTS; A fee_of $50.00 per year will be charged. This fee includes placing and removing your lift each season. We are limited to 25 spaces. Boats and Pontoons cannot be beached. However we do have a limited number of dock slips available for rent. I I I I I I Each RV owner must have their own property and liability insurance while parked as a seasonal along with proof of RV ownership. All RV's must have current license plates and/or tabs displayed at all times.I ADDITIONAL STRUCTURES; Additional structures (decks, storage sheds) must have prior approval from the management before installation to ensure proper placement. The sheds can be no larger than 20 SF and 6* high. Decks are limited to 200 SF.I I All park models and tip out/slide out units must be skirted within thirty days of set up. I Management is responsible for lawn grooming of the campground. However, any leaseholder may use Frank's Lodge equipment to groom their respective space. Boat trailers and excess vehicles should be parked in the back parking area so it is easier to mow grass around the campsites.^1 I No screen tents or free standing screen structures are allowed. I I ; Page 2 Frank's Lodge and Campground Rules, guidelines & Seasonal Lease Agreement SITE CHANGES AND RV SALES; The management must approve any site changes between leaseholders. . Any present seasonal occupant looking to purchase a park model, park trailer or a new RV unit must get management approval. This should be done prior to your purchase to eliminate any problems. Seasonal sites do not go with the sale of your unit. If you are selling your unit and leaving our park, make sure the buyers know this. If you are leaving our park and no one on our seasonal waiting list wants to purchase your RV, then the RV unit must be removed by October l“. No park model or tip ouf/slid out unit will be allowed to move into the park if the unit is greater than 10 years old. No unit will be allowed to remain in the park when sold if it is greater than 25 years old. Exceptions will be handled on an individual basis. I I I I The RV sites are limited to use of the renter's immediate family ONLY. (Husband, wife, children, grandparents and grandchildren. All others will be considered as GUESTS. OVERNIGHT GUESTS wUI be charged $7.00 per night. By law, we are required to know who is on the premises so make sure all guests register their names and vehicle license numbers at the office. Make sure your overnight guests are aware of tht Guest Fee. Renters are responsible to make sure that their guests know and abide by the park rules. Parents/Grandparents are responsible for the actions of their children/grandchildren. Please remember, no riding bikes, golf carts, scooters etc. after dark. No additional ATVs will be allowed. Golf carts are acceptable if used responsibly. Joy riding and creating dust in the campground is NOT acceptable. Please obey the posted speed limits. I I I I I UNDER AGE DRINKING IS PROHIBITED.- This policy will be strictly enforced! Renters of violating underage drinkers will be subject to immediate expulsion from the campground.I TENTS for additional guests are not acceptable.I I I I I I Page 3 Frank's Lodge and Campground Rules, guidelines & Seasonal Lease AgreementI I VISITORS arc welcome but most register at the ofHce. Visitor checkout time is 10:30 P.MIQUIET HOURS are 10:30 p.m. - 8:00 a. m. We ask that out of respect for your fellow campers you will refrain from loud talking and music during the quiet hours. Fire works will only be allowed on July 3'^. and 4“'.I DOGS must be leashed at ail times and must not be left unattended. PETS ARE NOT ALLOWED ON THE BEACH, DOCKS OR IN THE WATER AROUND THE SWIMMING AREA. THIS IS A HEALTH DEPARTMENT REGULATION.I I SWIMMING is at your own risk as there will be NO lifeguard on duty at the beach. NO GLASS bottles or containers are allowed on the beach.I Cigarette butts are not to be left on the ground; but disposed of in proper Containers.I The above rules and guidelines may be modified as to management's discretion. We welcome your input and suggestions in order that we can create a place that b calming and enjoyable for alL V:} I I John & Kathy Frank, Proprietors I I I I >1 I I I I I ATTACHMENT 6 ;i USDA OTTER TAIL COUNTY SOIL SURVEY INFORMATION I I i I I I : 1 I r ..V,. I I I I I I I ■ I I 595 000 FEET 5 -'.'..it ? iJMoore LakeO 2 ;nir> O2 <3 ofj)LU22 11 >i 23O (J 3 < o:UJ f-3 O 1218E-fe )? 1218C L i 1212B 1212B I Otter Tail County, Minnesota—Part I 137 I 1275B—Kandota-Egglake, depressional, complex, 0 to 8 percent slopes Composition Kandota and similar soils; About 60 percent Egglake and similar soils: About 25 percent Inclusions: About 15 percent Major Uses of the Unit I • Cropland • Hayland • Pasture • Forestland For general and detailed information concerning these uses, see Part II of this publication: • Agronomy section • Forest Land section II$ 1>Setting Landfbrm: Moraines Position on the landform: Kandota—summits and backslopes; Egglake—depressions Slope range: Kandota—1 to 8 percent; Egglake—0 to 1 percentI 1275C—Kandota-Egglake, depressional, complex, 0 to 15 percent slopes Composition Kandota and similar soils: About 55 percent Egglake and similar soils: About 30 percent Inclusions; About 15 percent Setting I Component Description Kandota Texture of the surface layer: Sandy loam Depth c/ass; Very deep (more than 60 inches) Drainage c/ass; Well drained Dominant parent material: Till Flooding: None Depth to the water table: Greater than 6.0 feet Available water capacity to 60 inches or root-limiting layer: About 9.8 inches Organic matter content: Moderate Egglake Texture of the surface layer: Silt loam Depth class: Very deep (more than 60 inches) Drainage c/ass; Very poorly drained Dominant parent material:Tt\\ Flooding: None Seasonal high water table: 1.0 foot above to 0.5 foot below the surface Ponding duraf/on; Very long Available water capacity to 60 inches or root-limiting layer: About 10.1 inches Organic matter content: High A typical soil series description with range in characteristics is included, in alphabetical order, in this section. Additional information specific to this map unit, such as horizon depth and textures, is available in the “Soil Properties” section in Part II of this publication. I i Landform: Moraines Position on the landform: Kandota—backslopes and shoulders; Egglake—depressions Slope range: Kandota—8 to 15 percent; Egglake—0 to 1 percent I- 1^Component Description Kandota Texture of the surface layer: Sandy loam Depth class: Very deep (more than 60 inches) Drainage c/ass; Well drained Dominant parent material: Till Flooding: None Depth to the water table: Greater than 6.0 feet Available water capacity to 60 inches or root-limiting layer: About 9.5 inches Organic matter content: Moderate Egglake Texture of the surface layer: Loam Depth class: Very deep (more than 60 inches) Drainage class: Very poorly drained Dominant parent material: Till Flooding: None Seasonal high water table: 1.0 foot above to 0.5 foot below the surface Ponding duration.Very long Available water capacity to 60 inches or root-limiting layer: About 10.0 inches Organic matter content: High A typical soil series description with range in characteristics is included, in alphabetical order, in this I I I I I I inclusions • Cathro and similar soils • Brandsvold and similar soils • Knute and similar soils • Areas that have slopes of more than 8 percent • Areas that have stones on the surface • Soils that are underlain by outwash I 152 Soil Survey of • Agronomy section • Forest Land section • Areas that have slopes of more than 15 percent or less than 8 percent Major Uses of the Unit 1196C—Lida-Two Inlets complex, 8 to 15 percent slopes • Cropland • Hayland • Pasture • Forestland For general and detailed information concerning these uses, see Part II of this publication: • Agronomy section • Forest Land section I- Composltlon Lida and similar soils; About 60 percent Two Inlets and similar soils: About 25 percent Inclusions; About 15 percent Setting Landforms: Kame moraines and pitted outwash plains Position on the iandform: Backslopes and shoulders Siope range: 8 to 15 percent Component Description 1196E—Lida-Two Inlets complex, 15 to 30 percent slopes Composition Lida and similar soils; About 60 percent Two Inlets and similar soils; About 25 percent Inclusions: About 15 percent Setting Landforms: Kame moraines and pitted outwash plains Position on the Iandform: Backslopes and shoulders Slope range: 15 to 30 percent Component Description Lida Texture of the surfxe layer: Sandy loam Depth c/ass; Very deep (more than 60 inches) Drainage c/ass; Well drained Dominant parent material: Glacial outwash Flooding: None Depth to the water table: Greater than 6.0 feet Available water capacity to 60 inches or root-limiting layer: About 4.9 inches Organic matter content: Moderate Two Inlets Texture of the surface layer: Sandy loam Depth c/ass; Very deep (more than 60 inches) Drainage class: Somewhat excessively drained Dominant parent material: Glacial outwash Flooding: None Depth to the water table: Greater than 6.0 feet Available water capacity to 60 inches or root-limiting layer: About 4.6 inches Organic matter content: Moderately low A typical soil series description with range in characteristics is included, in alphabetical order, in this section. Additional information specific to this map unit, such as horizon depth and textures, is available in the “Soil Properties” section in Part II of this publication. Lida Texture of the surface layer: Sandy loam Depth c/ass.-Very deep (more than 60 inches) Drainage c/ass; Well drained Dominant parent material: Glacial outwash Flooding: None Depth to the water table: Greater than 6.0 feet Available water capacity to 60 inches or root-limiting /ayer; About 4.1 inches Organic matter content: Moderate Two Inlets Texture of the surface layer: Sandy loam Depth c/ass.-Very deep (more than 60 inches) Drainage class: Somewhat excessively drained Dominant parent material: Glacial outwash Flooding: None Depth to the water table: Greater than 6.0 feet Available water capacity to 60 inches or root-limiting layer: About 3.3 inches Organic matter content: Moderately low A typical soil series description with range in characteristics is included, in alphabetical order, in this Inclusions • Bluffcreek and similar soils • Almora and similar soils • Pinelake and similar soils • Areas that have stones on the surface • Nidaros and similar soils I 212 Soil Survey of (1OYR 5/3) sand skeletans on vertical faces of peds; common fine and medium roots; about 3 percent gravel; slightly alkaline; clear irregular boundary. Bt2—15 to 19 inches; dark yellowish brown (10YR 4/4) sandy clay loam; strong medium subangular blocky structure; firm; few fine and medium roots; common discontinuous faint brown (10YR 4/3) clay films and common patchy faint dark brown (10YR 3/3) clay films on faces of peds and in pores; few discontinuous faint brown (10YR 5/3) sand skeletans on vertical faces of peds; about 3 percent gravel; slightly alkaline; clear wavy boundary. Bt3—19 to 31 inches; yellowish brown (10YR 5/4) sandy clay loam; moderate medium subangular blocky structure; firm; few fine and medium roots; common discontinuous faint brown (10YR 4/3) clay films on faces of peds; about 3 percent gravel; neutral; clear wavy boundary. C—31 to 60 inches; light yellowish brown (2.5Y 6/4) sandy loam; massive; about 5 percent gravel; strongly effervescent; moderately alkaline. Range in Characteristics Depth to carbonates: 20 to 42 inches Content of rock fragments: 2 to 15 percent throughout Other features: Some pedons have an EB, E/B, B/E, or BE horizon. A or Ap horizon: Hue—10YR Value—2 or 3 Chroma—1 or 2 Texture—sandy loam or fine sandy loam E horizon: Hue—10YR Value—5 or 6 Chroma—3 or 4 Texture—loamy sand, loamy fine sand, fine sandy loam, or sandy loam EB, E/B, B/E, or BE horizon (if it occurs): Colors—similar to those of the E and Bt horizons Textures—similar to those of the E and Bt horizons C horizon: Hue—10YR or 2.5Y Value—5 or 6 Chroma—3 or 4 Texture—sandy loam, fine sandy loam, or loam 267B—Snellman sandy loam, 2 to 8 percent slopes Composition Snellman and similar soils: About 90 percent Inclusions: About 10 percent Setting Landfbrm: Moraines Position on the iandfbrm: Summits and backslopes Slope range: 2 to 8 percent Component Description Texture of the surface layer: Sandy loam Depth class: Mery deep (more than 60 inches) Drainage c/ass; Well drained Dominant parent material: Till Flooding: None Depth to the water table: Greater than 6.0 feet Available water capacity to 60 inches or root-limiting layer: About 8.4 inches Organic matter content: Moderate A typical soil series description with range in characteristics is included, in alphabetical order, in this section. Additional information specific to this map unit, such as horizon depth and textures, is available in the “Soil Properties” section in Part II of this publication. inclusions • Egglake and similar soils • Bluffton and similar soils • Cathro and similar soils • Areas that have slopes of more than 8 percent • Soils that formed in outwash • Areas that have stones on the surface Major Uses of the Unit • Cropland • Hayland • Pasture • Forestland For general and detailed information concerning these uses, see Part II of this publication: • Agronomy section • Forest Land section Bt horizon: Hue—10YR or2.5Y Value—3 to 5 Chroma—3 or 4 Texture—dominantly sandy clay loam; subhorizons of loam, sandy loam, clay loam, or fine sandy loam in some pedons