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MINUTES OF THE <br />ORONO PLANNING COMMISSION MEETING <br />Monday, July 17, 2017 <br />6:30 o'clock p.m. <br />Barnhart stated he does not recall there being two entrances/exits shown on the sketch plan. Barnhart <br />indicated the current driveway has been shifted to line up with Stonebay Lofts. <br />Schoenzeit asked what it would take to get to the 10 percent recreation area. Schoenzeit stated not <br />meeting that says to him the building is too large or the site is too small. <br />Thiesse asked if the trail was included in that. <br />Barnhart indicated it was not and that the three percent was a very general number. <br />Viren Gori Architect, stated there are a couple of areas that probably have not been included in the <br />calculations. Gori noted on the second floor there is a rooftop patio right above the kitchen and a flat roof <br />area to the west can also be added as a patio or seating area. Gori stated another option is to step the <br />building back to create some more flat roof areas but that there are ways to meet the 10 percent. <br />Thiesse asked if the rooftop areas would count. <br />Barnhart stated the target market for this type of building does not use a lot of recreational facilities and <br />that generally rooftop open spaces might be considered but that it is a judgment call. <br />Thiesse asked if the pavilion would be available to the community. <br />Gori indicated it would be. Gori noted only 24 residents are in the independent living area and that the <br />actual number of parking stalls would not need to be more than 24 for residents. Gori stated typically a <br />facility of this size has a permanent staff of six to eight, with the rest being part-time. Gori stated the <br />balance of the parking would be for visitors and that they could potentially accommodate 50 cars for <br />visitors at any time. <br />Lemke asked how many staff would be there during the day. <br />Gori indicated they will have six to ten full-time employees and the rest would be part-time. At night <br />there would be three or four full-time staff. <br />Page 7 of 11 <br />