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Visualizing Dock Growth

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While the visualization technology can help people "see" future growth, knowing the proposed number and size of the water-based structures may indicate potential impacts. Compare maps.

Summary Results Current Build-Out Scenario A Scenario B
Total Docks: 85 173 126 113
Total Waterfront Lots: 196 196 196 196
Lots with No Dock Access: 106 0 63 36
Common Dock: 1 1 1 1
Individual Dock: 84 172 84 84
Individual Dinghy Dock: 0 0 41 0
Shared Dock: 0 0 0 16
Shared Dinghy Dock: 0 0 1 10
Shared H-Dock: 0 0 0 2
Mooring Buoys: 243 243 286 267

Summary Results Current Build-Out Scenario A Scenario B
Maximum Dock Length *: 100 ft 100 ft 30 ft 100 ft
Boat Slips Available in Pond *: 90 178 133 160
Maximum Dock Length *: 100 ft 100 ft 30 ft 100 ft
Maximum Dock Size *: 490 sq ft 490 sq ft 140 sq ft 140 to 848 sq ft
Cumulative Area Covered
by Docks:		 41,160 sq ft 84,280 sq ft 46,900 sq ft 52,576 sq ft
Average Width of Unobstructed Navigational Channel within Pond: 189 ft 189 ft 189 ft 189 ft
Cumulative Size of Natural
Resource Conservation Areas:		 0 0 80.6 acres,
no docks		 80.6 acres,
limited docks
* More Information on Comparison