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MINUTES OF THE REGULAR ORONO COUNCIL MEETING — ,NOVEMBER 25, 1991 <br />OPTIONS FOR MARINA LICENSE REVIEW — CONT. <br />Jabbour asked if that decision rendered any rights to the LMCD to <br />regulate on —shore activities, such as drystacking. <br />Barrett was unfamiliar with any court case that gave the LMCD <br />those rights. <br />Callahan noted a letter from the LMCD stating they would be glad <br />to regulate land use for marinas, and they intended to start with <br />lighting of docks. <br />(##11) SPATES AVENUE TRAFFIC CONCERNS <br />Moorse noted this is regarding concerns by homeowners that live <br />on Spates Avenue about excessive traffic on the residential <br />street. <br />Gerhardson noted that alternatives were looked at and the <br />proposal before the Council to barricade Spates Avenue with <br />berming was agreed upon. <br />Butler asked how effective berming could be accomplished, and <br />asked if a person could still use Railroad Avenue. <br />Gerhardson noted that for now it would be done with just a pile <br />of sand at the intersection of Spates Avenue and Brown Road. He <br />noted persons could still turn onto Spates Avenue and then down <br />Railroad Avenue. <br />Mayor Peterson asked if this could be considered precedence <br />setting. <br />Gerhardson noted that in similar situations, definitely. <br />Dan Crear, Spates Avenue, submitted a petition from residents <br />requesting the 'closing. <br />Callahan felt that to close a public road, everyone in the City <br />would need to be notified. He did not believe the road should be <br />cut off. He believed that the increase in the traffic count on <br />the road indicates that the public wants to use the road. <br />Mayor Peterson agreed with Callahan to a certain degree. She <br />reiterated that it is a public road, and felt the public should <br />be notified. <br />Jabbour noted that -he felt the public should be notified and <br />stated that he had gotten a call from a resident asking about the <br />issue and Jabbour told him he was unaware of anything going on <br />the road. He felt everyone should be notified. <br />RIK <br />