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Planning commission approves Dixie Belle at London Bridge Resort dock, limits extension to 20 feet
Summary
The Lake Havasu City Planning and Zoning Commission on April 3 approved a conditional use permit allowing the Dixie Belle tour boat to operate from a dock at 1477 Queens Bay with conditions including a dock enlargement not to exceed 20 feet, business licensing, parking dedication and safety measures for fueling and firefighting equipment.
Lake Havasu City Planning and Zoning Commissioners approved a conditional use permit (ID 19-1931) on April 3 to allow the Dixie Belle tour boat to operate from a dock at 1477 Queens Bay at the London Bridge Resort, with staff conditions and an amendment limiting any dock enlargement to a maximum of 20 feet.
City planning staff explained the request at the public hearing. Stuart Schmeling, city staff, told the commission the request is similar to a 2017 approval and that the application included a proposed dock addition; staff recommended the docks be enlarged by “at least an additional 10 feet” but said the Army Corps of Engineers would ultimately determine an appropriate length. “All necessary permits shall be obtained prior to construction,” Schmeling said as he summarized staff findings and recommended conditions.
The applicant, Christina Gallo, assistant general manager at the London Bridge Resort, said the…
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