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d. Capacities:. <br /> Peak <br /> Resource Peak Daily Capacity <br />Faci_1_i_ty Season uantit CapaCitY Turnover Pe_ r Day <br />Boat Launch Summer 15 parking 35 people 3 105 people <br />Ramp spaces <br />(Trailered) <br />Canoe Launch Summer 12 parking 24 people 2 4$ people <br />(car-top) spaces <br />Fishing Piers Summer 8 piers 80 people 3 240 eo le <br /> (10 each ) ~9 pie p~ - TOTAL <br />Ice Fishing Winter 30 parking 6l people 2 122 people <br /> spaces (lot) <br /> 16 parking <br /> spaces (curb <br /> side) <br />5nowmobi 1 i ng Winter 15 parking 18 peopl e 2 ___3.6_people <br /> spaces 158 people - TOTAL <br />2. Historic Preservation Area <br />a. Amendment Action: The 1982 Master Plan proposes that the ,existing boat <br />launch site on the sout h shore of Long Lake be re located to an area on <br />the east shore of the l ake approximately 1/4 mile south of the swimming <br />beach. This " amendment action" proposes that the area designated in the <br />Master Plan as the site for the boat launch, inst ead be designated as a <br />"HISTORICAL PR ESERUATIO N AREA". <br />b. Amendment Justification: The subject 8 acre area contains foundation <br />remnants of several structures that had been associated with the Twin <br />City Stockyards (circa-late 1880's) such as an ice house, pump house, <br />water tower, round house and turntable. Due to the scattered locations <br />of the foundations, it would be difficult to preserve and maintain the <br />visibility of the remnants without sacrificing the design integrity of <br />the boat launch facility. It is likely that the proposed access road <br />and parking lot would require the burying or demolition of the founda- <br />tions. <br />Since the Stockyards had an early influence on the settlement of New <br />Brighton and the establishment of the meat packing industry in the Twin <br />Cities area, it seems to be an appropriate course of action to preserve <br />the subject foundations for historic interpretation and viewing by the <br />public. <br />The cost of restoration, preservation and interpretation of the subject <br />foundations would be borne by the New Brighton Area Historical Society. <br />c. Revised Facility„Description: <br />Long Lake -East Segment <br />Historic Preservation Area (refer to attached revised development <br />cancept map and concept detail). <br />-4- <br />-, <br />