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ORONO CITY COUNCIL MEETING HELD MAY 28, 1991 ( #7)ZONING FILE $1641- KEAVENY CONTINUED 35 foot setback. P4abusth stated that the building will meet the setback, it is the landscaping proposed at the north, east and south side of the structure that will be 30 feet from Kelly Avenue. Butler asked why such a permanent building design is being used, as opposed to bringing in a mobile unit of some sort. Mabusth stated that the permanent aspect of the structure is necessary because of the pumping equipment it will house. Butler asked•Mabusth for the dimensions of the building. Mabusth replied, "The building will be 10' x 231." Mayor Peterson asked if the applicant has provided. the daily flow of treated water discharged into sanitary sewer. Mabusth explained that the applicant will be required to provide that in conjunction with the building permit process. The information is necessary so the City can determine to what extent the discharged treated water will impact the sewer system and whether to bill them for a'SAC unit. She 'informed Council that the• m9CC does not normally charge a SAC unit in cases such as this. Mayor Peterson asked how often 'the City will require the applicant to submit - information regarding the results of the tests. Gerhardson stated that such reports are normally submitted on a quarterly basis. He added that the 'Metropolitan Waste Control Commission charges a "Strength Charge" because the product that will be put into the sewer system must be: specially. treated. Bernhardson recommended that' the agreement between the parties could limit alternate uses of the property .while the temporary structure exists and that would serve as another incentive to remove the structure. Council agreed with Bernhardson's suggestion. •It was moved. by Butler, seconded by Jabbour, to approve the Commercial Site Plan, as presented - by Richard. Keaveny, subject to the applicant's preparation of an.agreement,' to be reviewed by the City Attorney, that will be entered into by the City of Orono and the applicant. The agreement is to incorporate the recommendations as discussed by Council. All voted aye. Motion passed.