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% 4 XIII a) The proposed project will significantly increase the vehicle traffic on Lorenzen road. Lorenzen road is a rural, minimally developed, poorly maintained, county road. The road is currently used mostly by agriculture vehicles and employees of agriculture businesses. We are willing to consider providing resources on a shared basis to upgrade and improve the road to county specifications such that it will sufficiently handle the increase in traffic. The road improvements should lessen specific concerns of the local residents. The maximum number of people commuting to, using, and leaving the property at any one tie should be less than fifty. A maximum of thirty vehicles may be present at any one time. XIII b) The proposed project area lacks parking facilities at this time. Parking facilities will be developed to handle up to fifty passenger vehicles, ten recreational vehicles, and fifteen boat trailers. If possible, we will consider using traffic resistant grasses in the parking areas to reduce the need for an artificial, petro-chemical based parking surface. XIII f) The proposed project may increase traffic hazards to other motor vehicles on the surrounding roadways. The increased numbers of slower moving vehicles towing ski boats may increase the traffic hazards. These hazards will be minimized if vehicle operators obey all traffic laws. XIV b) The proposed project will increase the numbers of people using the property and may increase the demands on the local public services. Although the proposed project will be a private membership facility, it is likely to have a minimal impact on police services. Anti-theft devices and vandal-proof equipment will be used for construction and development of the property to reduce the needs and impact on police services. XIV d) The proposed project will increase the numbers of people using the property and may increase the demands on the local public services. Although the proposed project will be a private membership facility, it is likely that members will use other local recreational facilities on occasions. There may be an increase in recreational demands such as camping, hunting, fishing, and other water-based recreational needs.