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Planning commission approves Dixie Belle dock use, limits dock extension to 20 feet and requires parking dedication
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 an upgraded dock at 1477 Queens Bay (London Bridge Resort) and allowed Waterbuzz Flyboarding to operate at the site, with conditions including a limit on dock extension of not more than 20 feet and a requirement that the resort dedicate parking spaces to serve the use.
The Lake Havasu City Planning and Zoning Commission on April 3 approved a conditional use permit (ID 19-1931) allowing the Dixie Belle tour boat to use an upgraded dock at 1477 Queens Bay at the London Bridge Resort and to allow Waterbuzz Flyboarding operations at the same location.
Commissioners approved staff recommendations with two modifications: the dock may be enlarged by “at least an additional 10 feet but not more than 20 feet” to accommodate the Dixie Belle, and the previously approved conditional-use permit for the Dixie Belle at the site across the channel would be relinquished. The motion passed after a vote; the commission did not read an itemized roll-call tally into the record.
City staff presented the request and told the commission the application is similar to a 2017 approval for a large tour boat operating elsewhere on the lake but “this request is also accompanied by a proposed dock addition, of 20 feet up to 20 feet. At this point that…
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