Post by esshup on Sept 2, 2023 6:46:36 GMT -5
Think of a public lake that is in the shape of a figure 8, but the shoreline area between the top and bottom of the figure 8 is roughly 480 feet apart
If a person were to have brought fill dirt and extended a peninsula on their land out into the water on a public lake making the shoreline between the two parts of the figure 8 now less than 400 feet wide, can the DNR effectively make that area now a no wake zone? Historically boats have traveled between the two parts of the lake at above wake generating speed.
If this dirt was placed there in the late late 1980's or early 1990's and just now (this year) the DNR wants to make it a no wake zone effectively cutting the lake into 2 parts.
The pinnensula is only 40-50 feet wide that was filled in and made longer.
If a person were to have brought fill dirt and extended a peninsula on their land out into the water on a public lake making the shoreline between the two parts of the figure 8 now less than 400 feet wide, can the DNR effectively make that area now a no wake zone? Historically boats have traveled between the two parts of the lake at above wake generating speed.
If this dirt was placed there in the late late 1980's or early 1990's and just now (this year) the DNR wants to make it a no wake zone effectively cutting the lake into 2 parts.
The pinnensula is only 40-50 feet wide that was filled in and made longer.
