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MINUTES OF A REGULAR ORONO COUNCIL MEETING <br />HELD APRIL 12, 1993 <br />INTERVIEWS — CONT. <br />O'Neill felt Orono's primary concern should be land issues, and the <br />lake should be secondary. He said he was surprised to see how much <br />shoreline is controlled by the City. He felt they would realize <br />adverse effects with regard to the lake if allowed to stray from <br />the Comprehensive Plan. <br />Sandra Smith, 30 Orono Orchard Road,_ stated she has lived in the <br />area for 5 years and has read the Comprehensive Plan. She expressed <br />surprise at the depth of the values expressed in the Plan. She <br />noted she first became interested in local government because of <br />the Highway 12 issue. She noted she has spent 20 years on the <br />corporate side trying to strike a balance. <br />Hurr asked if she has attended any meetings of the Planning <br />Commission. <br />• <br />Smith said she had. is <br />Jabbour asked her position on Highway 12. <br />Smith state she felt there should be no new roads and noted she is <br />involved with the "Save the Luce Line" committee. <br />Goetten questioned her views if the road is changed. <br />Smith felt the Plan clearly defines areas to be developed and those <br />to remain rural, and felt if the road were relocated that would <br />adversely affect the philosophy of Orono. <br />Kelley asked if she believes Orono is a "bedroom community', if <br />planning should be viewed from the revenue or planning aspect, and <br />if they should approve development to improve the tax base. <br />Smith felt the City has two different types of development, and <br />felt the commercial areas should not be expanded. <br />William Wroblewski, 630 Park Lane, said he first became interested <br />when 2 1/2 years ago he needed to apply for a variance and <br />discovered Orono's concern and reason for limiting hardcover. <br />Hurr asked if he has attended other Planning Commission meetings. <br />Wroblewski said he has not. • <br />Hurr questioned his current occupation. <br />12 <br />