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r <br /> Towne, Jason «tfl <br /> From: Barbara Tako <barbaratako@gmail.com> 00 <br /> eQi <br /> Sent: Wednesday, October 7, 2020 8:36 AM ^' <br /> �-fTo: Towne, Jason <br /> Subject: Little Bear Lake additional multi-boat dock Voyager 0 V �a <br /> f <br /> o , <br /> Dear Jason, <br /> We are writing to express serious concern over Voyager Village's desire <br /> to add more dock slips on Lake Little Bear. We have lived "on" this lake <br /> seasonally for over 5 years and are very concerned by the volume of boat <br /> traffic and its impact on the shoreline and wildlife. Little Bear is near its <br /> 100 year high water level and erosion to the shoreline over the past 4 or <br /> 5 years has been significant — to the point many trees are falling into the <br /> lake as the root structures became exposed. Further, the loon population <br /> has diminished with little or no baby loons being born in the past two <br /> years. One weekend this year there were 2 jet skis on the lake, the loons <br /> left the lake for nearly 2 weeks. <br /> Lake Little Bear is a beautiful and clean 130 acre lake within Voyager <br /> Village which originally was plotted out to protect the water and the <br /> land. Currently has 3 docks with a total of 38 official boat slips operated <br /> by Voyager Village Association. On weekends in particular, the boat <br /> landing is very busy and overflow parking was just added this year. It <br /> seems 130 acres can only support so many watercraft and we already <br /> seem to be over that limit. As you consider the request for an expanded <br /> revenue source for Voyager Village that you respectfully consider the <br /> environmental impact on this small pristine lake. <br /> With gratitude for your time and consideration, <br />