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LICENSE APPLICATION FOR
FOOD, BEVERAGE OR
LODGING ESTABLISHMENT
.OTTER TAIL COUNTY DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC HEALTH
Division of Environmental Health
Courthouse
Fergus Falls, Minnesota 56537
218/739-2271 •
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I complete and illegible applications will not be ac-|
( cepted and penalties may be assessed.j
9 1985
Old EstablishmentRenewal!/ New Licensee New EstablishmentApplication Type:
License#Name of previous owner:
( %JOOP UAi^JKt I^ESO/ir) Pfi/LLlS G> NA^yeSO^
Applicant Name:
6If Corporation, name of officers;
U)oopL.^t^Ki fCesD/ZrEstablishment name:
BlancEstablishment location:
Lake/Stream SLAN'CHC
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Hwy/Road hLALCAE C/ffcEfc/CP.
foFp 7S /City/Township
ZEstablishment Mailing Address:+
Battle Z-/}A:e, Mn
Temporary StandCombinationRegular:
Restaurant # of seats
Resort # of units
Limited food/Temporary Food Stand
Place of Refreshment/Beverage Service # of seats
Hotel/Motel # of rooms
Boarding/Lodging House # of rooms
5Total number of employees
(See Definition)
Does establishment provide NoCatering?Carryout?NO
JuAii /Business hours Year around Seasonal Opening Date:
Closing Date: SLAJ. V
Water supply source:Municipal Private
Sweage system:Municipal Private
Other facilities if provided:Beach Indoor pool
Camping
Outdoor pool Boat landing
Store
Winter number if different L. ) ^35Telephone number {2.13 )-
LICENSE APPLICATION FOR
FOOD, BEVERAGE OR
LODGING ESTABLISHMENT
G/TTER TAIL COLTNTY DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC HEALTH
Division of Environmental Health
Courthouse
Fergus Falls, Minnesota 56537
. 218/739-2271
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Temporary StandCombinationRegular:
Restaurant # of seats
Resort # of units
Limited food/Temporary Food Stand
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Hotel/Motel # of rooms
_Boarding/Lodging House # of rooms
• Total number of employees
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Llncloacd are throe copieo of an i?,x>plicatioxi for rierjiiit to vrorlc in
public watoro (?ora W-54)» three cf the proposed work oite,
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\lo closo the resort and leave for LincolUp Hebraskag on Septombor 6,
erifi ordinarily do not return until June# V/o wovild like to do the propoocd
v/orlcj, if permitted,, in the fa.ll when the \/ater is lev;, Dspending on vslKn
the permit might bo iesuedo uo msy not he able to get it done in 1977# in
v;hich case9 assvuning that low v;ater continues5 v;o wish to request porraioelon
to do the work in tho fall of 1973 without reapplying.
?.IP S-GS9025 phone 402-459«”939<3b
should you wish to oommunicato with us aftor v;o leave horeo
Our addreeo in Lincoln is 17J--9 C $t o >
Reopsctfully,
jRobert Ifarveson
ilaynard Fosse® Cbra, Girard '.Povmship hoard
Jialoola Lee, Idreotor® Ghoreland isanagemente Otter Tail Countycos
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DEPARTMENT of NATURAL RESOURCES
Division of Waters, Soils and Minerals
NOTIFICATION OF PERMIT APPLICATION
INSTRUCTIONS FOR THE APPLICANT
Minnesota Statutes, Section 105.44, Subdivision 1, requires you to supply a complete copy
and all supporting data of your water permit application to the following:
A) The chief executive officer of the city or township within which
the project is located.
B) The secretary of the Board of Managers of the watershed district,
if any, within which your project is located or which your project
may affect.
You MUST certify having served the complete application on the above in the box on the back
side of the application form W-54.
IN ADDITION, if your project is NOT located in a city, a complete copy and all supporting
data of the application should be submitted to the Administrator of the Shoreland Manage
ment Program for the affected county.
Complete this form for each notice served on a local government official.
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SECTION I fTO BE COMPLETED BY APPLICANT^
A) Chief executive officer of the (check)
n city, [ZJ township of ____________
TO:
(print or type name)
B) Secretary of the board of managers of the watershed district.(print or type ncme)
0^) Administrator of the shoreland management program of Otter Tail county.(prvnt or type ncme)
FROM: Robert Narveson, Battle , MN 56515 ____(print or type name and address of applicant)Date: August 5 19 77
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INSTRUCTIONS FOR THE LOCAL GOVERNMENT
This report from provides you an opportunity to submit input to the Department of Natural
Resources to assist in deciding whether to grant, modify, or deny the requested permit.
It is NOT absolutely necessary for local agencies to officially approve or disapprove the
project or make any recommendation, although this may be done if desired. It is requested
that local agencies indicate the following, as applicable:
A. The relationship of the proposed project to local plans for the
affected water and related land.
B. The relationship of the project to local land use controls including
flood plain and/or shoreland regulations.
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(coiitiiuuHi on aide)
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Any possible effects of the proposed project on the water resource,
navigation, fish and wildlife, conservation, pollution, and t}ae
general public interest.
Any recommended modifications in the proposal or other alternative
way of achieving the desired objective which would reduce undesirable
effects.
Any pertinent factual data available concerning the water body or the
proposed project.
Reasons for any local objections.
C.
D.
E.
F.
Please complete this form and return to the address shown in the lower left corner of
this page within 15 days, if possible, or inform the department if additional time is
needed.
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(TO BE COMPLETED BT CITY^ TOWNSHIP^ WATEHSHED DISTRICT OR COUNTY)SECTION II
The applicant named on the opposite side of this form submitted a copy of his water permit
application on
are submitted for consideration by the Department of Natural Resources.
. \7- c 19 . It has been reviewed and the following commentsi
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DEPARTMENT OF NATURAL RESOURCES
Division of Waters, Soils § Minerals
Regulations Unit
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DEPARTMENT of NATURAL RESOURCES
Division of Waters, Soils 5 Minerals
Rev. 74
APPLICATION FOR PERMIT TO WORK IN PUBLIC WATERS
Robert D. and Phyllis E, Narveson(print or type applicant's namel
quarter section (s) __SE"5
, the owner of land in Government lot(s)
, section(s) __^. township no.(s) T^^T'I •and Lot C TnglewoocL range (s) ^QV/
osrBlanche Creek Road (lot, bloak S euhdiviaion)(fire no., box no. or addreee)
Otter Tail , which is riparian to Blanche Lake_______________________________________________
(name of lake or stream)
applies pursuant to Minnesota Statutes Chapter 105 and other applicable statutes for a permit to work in the
public water(s) named above, in accordance with all data, maps, plans, and other information submitted
herewith and made a part hereof.
county(ies)
PROPOSAL
/X/ excavate, / X/ fill, / / construct, / / remove,/ / install, / ! abandon, or / ! other (specify) see attachment A
THE FOLLOWING: / / dam, / y/ shore-protection, / y/ shoreline, / / harbor, /y /
(check) / / culvert, / / wharf, / / obstruction, or / / other (specify)
IT IS PROPOSED TO;(check)
channel, / / bridge,
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JUSTIFICATION
Explain why this project is needed:See attachment B
ENVIRONMENTAL IMPACT
1. Anticipated changes in water and related land resources: Instead of eroding the high bank at
high water, the water would end about ten feet short. The sand bar would be
exposed for about "JO feet at high water and would control lateral movement of
sand, keeping sand on the beach in front of the resort and preventing erosion.
The channel would permit operation of outboard motors at low water. Ice and
wave action would gradually level the lake bed, tending toward present contours,2. Unavoidable but anticipated detrimental effects: r x-
None
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3. Alternatives to the action proposed:
Parts of the pro;Ject could be undertaken without the others.
The bank could be protected by a wall or revetmnnt.a.b.
PROJECT SITE DATA
1, Describe the typo and amount of aquatic vegetation present:
Minimal~a rfew scattered patches of short weeds on the bottom;
most of the lakebed is clear sand or gravel.
2. Describe the nature of the material beneath the water:
Sand, gravel, silt and small stones to an undetermined depth but
exceeding twenty feet.
3. Describe the nature of the upland area:1 ^ steep bank at water's edge four to twelve feetin height, backed by undulating lawn and woodland for several hundred yards.
The topsoil is sandy loam one to two feet thick; subsoil is sand and gravel.
100 foot lots, first two
75 foot lots with private
East;4. Describe type and amount of nearby shoreland development:with house trailers, next three vacant. West;
cottages of seasonal or all-weather construction.
5. EaNCLOSE SKETCH DESCRIBING WATER LEVEL FLUCTUATIONS. (see instructions)ATTACH EXTRA SHEETS IF NECESSARY■ (continued on rifvertie nido)
CONSi'RUCnOjN DATA ■ (also attach ekeccH or di'auing)
ProposedAlterations along shoreExistingProposedChannelling
500-0Total length (feet) ------
Length in laxe/stream (feet)- -
Bottom vidth (feet) ------
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500Distance along shore (feet)
soo0
150 .0 Distance waterward (feet)
1:500Side slopes (ratio)
Thickness of fill material (feet)- - 1—2
2Average depth (feet)
0 Depth of excavation (feet)Gradient (n)i
used, if knovm:type of excavation equipment to be \Bulldozer and/or dragline1. Describe t!
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2. Describe location (include map) and characteristics of spoil disposal site proposed;
none
i Explain: Length of
actual excavated channel will depend on extent to which water level recedes; if
level drops, channel will be further excavated and extended to maintain 18-24"
watoip material to be ^Mxjved initially (cubic yarde)'.
Sand or gravel QOnn a
ATTACI-{Mi:>n'S $15.00 filing fee, ^ photographs, other (epecifu) a.ttachmont3
Applicant declares that information submitted herewith and statements made herein are a true and correct
representation of the facts, and that the filing of this application and information with the
Commissioner of Natural Resources is prima facie evidence of the correctness thereof.
nCJ YES dJ NO3. Viould maintenance excavation be necessary? (check)
Muck or silt
Rock or stone!Ii!
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19 IX.3__! of Angniqt.Dated thisCOMPLETE APPLICATION SUBMITTED TO:
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V/oodlavm Resort
Blanche Creek RoadAddress(2),!PoriQ________ ;___.__Home of watershed district
Bat-’rle -^ake, MN
City(3) Shoreland Management Administrator
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19.day of^^^before me personnally appearedon this
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that the statements, maps, plans, documents, and other supporting data are true and correct according
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Attachment A
Proposal.
1. Starting 50 feet out from the high water mark (where water depth at
high \^ater is 24 inches), to excavate a channel 50 feet wide at maximum depth
and with sides sloping at 1:50 and lakeshore end sloping at the same rate,
extending as far out as necessary to maintain 18 to 24 inches of water. At ,
present, with water level apuroximately 24" low, excavation would be out to '
200 feet? if water should drop to "56" low, excavation would be out to 50O
feet.
2. To use sand excavated from channel to fill along shoreline for a
distance of 400 feet to repair erosion, raising ground level 12" at the
high water mark and graduated doTOward at a slope of 1:25 for the first
50 feet, at which point fill would end. If more sand is needed to complete
fill, to excavate outward from 50 feet up to 200 feet, maintaining a slope
no greater than 1:50,
5. To use sand excavated as described above to raise by two feet the
height of the present sand bar for a distance of I50 feet outward from shore,
50 feet wide at maximum height and sloping downward on sides at a rate of
1:25.
4. To place a rock or concrete wall 40 feet long parallel to the shore
70 feet out along the sand bar to protect the bar from wave erosion.
To place two foot high breakwaters of concrete extending twenty
feet from the bank outward at intervals of about 70 feet, to hold sand
along the shoreline.
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UWT* •i Attachment B
A sandy lake bed and very gradual slope give us an excellent
frontage for recreational purposes in normal water conditions such as have
However, during unusually high water
Justification.
prevailed for more than thirty years,
we suffer from bank erosion causing gradual caving and receding of our
shoreline, and during abnormally low water large areas of lake bed are either
dry or so shallow as to interfere with boat navigation.
(since 1997) the land adjacent to this lakefront has been used as a summer
resort serving currently close to one hundred families each summer,
current low water conditions the recreational use of the water adjacent to
For thirty yearsi
Under
the resort is becoming marginal, and if drought should cause water to drop
another foot or more the economic effect on the resort operation could be
, with attendant loss of tourist dollars to support businesses in the
The proposed improvement
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area, loss of property values and tax revenues.
will maintain and enhance the recreational use of the waters affected and
i; ‘i ue (;r« 1 nffeoie eii el Mum; l..■tKo nr nO .join i,ng land.