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MINUTES OF THE <br />ORONO CITY COUNCIL MEETING <br />Monday, June 11, 2018 <br />7:00 o'clock p.m. <br />15. LA18-40 MATTHEW AND ANGELA HOPPING, 95 SMITH AVENUE, CONDITIONAL <br />USE PERMIT AND SECOND DRIVEWAY — Continued <br />Dankey suggested he provide the neighbors with his phone number so they can call him in the event there <br />are problems. <br />Crosby stated the City will also make sure the parking laws are enforced. <br />Blackwell stated it appears from the street to the front of the house that there is about a 3 -foot drop in <br />elevation. Blackwell asked if that is staying intact. <br />Matthew Hopping indicated the fill is going where the existing home is and there will be a retaining wall <br />from the edge of the driveway. <br />Angela Hopping stated the main fill will be filling in the existing garage to bring the garage up so they <br />can drive into the main part of the house. Hopping indicated it will be more of smooth transition to the <br />road. <br />Blackwell stated he understands the structure is being moved back and asked whether the berm will be <br />raised. <br />Curtis stated the top of the foundation is 989'. The existing elevation is 982' and 989' will be the top <br />elevation of the garage floor. <br />Hopping stated a lot of the grading has to do with runoff. <br />Blackwell stated at 60 Smith there was not to be any grading, which was not the case, and that he now has <br />3 -foot berm because they altered the grade. Blackwell stated he has a concern if the grade of the berm <br />goes up. <br />Angela Hopping noted the berm is being reduced. <br />TJ Bonnett asked if the vegetation will be removed. <br />Angela Hopping indicated the area will be landscaped. <br />Walsh asked if the City has an at grade elevation. <br />Curtis indicated they measure from existing. <br />Walsh stated they cannot change the existing elevation. <br />TJ Bonnett asked how high the existing structure is compared to the new home. <br />Curtis indicated she does not know how high the existing structure is. <br />Hopping stated they did not have to take elevations of the existing home. <br />Page 13 of 20 <br />