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MINUTES OF THE REGULAR ORONO CITY COUNCIL MEETING HELD MARCH 14, 1994 0 POLICE CHIEF REPORT - CONT. DeLuca explained in the beginning, it takes more set up time. It will be possible to carry funds over for use next year. Hurr stated the special investigator is funded by the City and asked if his work involves children in other communities or only Orono residents? Chief Sullivan responded that the investigator's work deals with any crime or problem that occurs in the four cities that we serve. It does not matter where the child lives if the problem is presenting itself at our school. If the children are in the Orono School District, they are protected equally. Jabbour inquired if a contract would be entered into with the School. Chief Sullivan replied he did not know if it would be a formal contract. Basically we want to determine what is the anticipated cost of that officer per hour going to be and divide that into $11,000 and come up with a block of time. If the School chooses a part time officer, the officer would work there for those hours and if a full time officer is chosen, it would be handled similar to the DARE program where the officer works his time in the school and then 4 to 5 hours as • a uniform patrol officer out on the street. Mayor Callahan said the Council seems to be in favor of the idea but neither the School nor Police Department have thought this through. He suggested the concept be approved and asked that the School and Police Department work out specific details with the City Administrator. It was moved by Callahan, seconded by Goetten, to accept the concept of the School Liaison Officer but asks that the School and City work out a specific plan. Ayes 5, nays 0. ( #4) #1897 R. HUNT GREENE AND JANE E. PICCARD, 865 PARTENWOOD ROAD - VARIANCES - RESOLUTION NO. 3389 Mabusth explained the application involves hardcover increases to property situated within the 0 -75' setback area. The applicants propose a 650 s.f. garage /storage addition which will be located 39' from the channel shoreline and 52' from the 929.4 elevation. An issue is the overhang along the channel side. The applicants now show they will meet the 39' setback required by the DNR at the channel side and a reduction from 3 1/2' overhang to a 2 1/2' overhang adjacent to Maxwell Bay shoreline but at southwest corner of garage, overhang will be reduced to 2'. 4 is