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October 4, 1989 Park Board Minutes. 8 <br />B. Long Lake Survace Use Ordinance <br />Anderson said he would like to see the Park Board consider <br />how to work through the process of making some changes to <br />the ordinance. Residents were promised that we would review <br />the ordinance and make changes by next spring. It is a <br />lengthy process and it will need public input from <br />individuals and organizations like the Sportmens Club and <br />Long Lake Homeowners Association. Would like to know how <br />the Park Board would like to interact with the Long Lake <br />Advisory Committee. <br />Van Hatten asked if they are still meeting. <br />Anderson said they haven't met for awhile but they will be <br />involved in this process. <br />Johnson stated they have met the third Wednesday of the <br />month and their charge is to meet four times a year. <br />Van Hatten asked what the users want changed. <br />Carlson asked what kind of complaints have been coming in - <br />are they from lake shore owners or others. <br />Andererson said they have not been from lake shore owners. <br />Kalina asked about the number of planes using the lake. <br />Anderson said there is only one. <br />Anderson said he received a call from a man who had been a <br />staunch opponent of the park and asked if the city would co- <br />sponsor, with his group, a meeting regarding the milfoil <br />problem. Anderson told him we would be happy to do it. The <br />gentlemen stated that he was very plased with what is <br />happening in the park and also with the boat launch. <br />Johnson said it would be a good idea to survey groups such <br />as the Sportmens Club and the Homeowners Assn. and also <br />individuals (boaters, etc.) <br />Van Hatten said that was a good thought. <br />Anderson said there was a law suit with the City of Maple <br />Grove regarding the monitoring of the number of boats on the <br />lake. The outcome of the lawsuit may have a big affect on <br />the Long Lake Surface Use Ordinance. <br />Anderson asked if input from individuals on the lake should <br />be sought or if input should be obtained from the Long Lake <br />Homeowners Association. <br />Carlson felt individual input would be better. The <br />association may not represent everyone. <br /> <br />