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Re: variance/minutes, memos, etc
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MINUTES OF THE REGULAR ORONO CITY COUNCIL <br /> MEE17ING HELD ON OCTOBER 9, 199 <br /> (#4 -#2049 Chic Dwight/Fred Guttormson . Continued) <br /> Gaffron said Staff does not totally agree with the recommendation of the Planning <br /> Commission as it is felt the new screen porch located so near the shoreline would only <br /> increase the bulk structure of the property within 75' of the shore. Staff is also concerned <br /> } <br /> that the approval of the excavation to create a walkout would possibly be precedent <br /> setting. <br /> Callahan asked the applicant if he had reviewed and approved the recommendation made. <br /> Guttwas because of the deck by <br /> the lake. He noted it is located near the end of the point and is partially hidden from <br /> view. It is his main concern that this lakeshore deck remain. Guttorrnson said he was <br /> willingto eliminate the grave} road, had no problem with changing the stairs from the <br /> visible, <br /> front to the back of the deck, would remove the small shed, although it is not very <br /> and noted that the 10'x 10' shed had already been removed, as well as the center section of <br /> the driveway, which was sodded. He is willing to proceed with the recommendations if <br /> the lakeshore deck can remain. The applicant said it was their intention to perform <br /> upkeep on the property. The riprap has been found to be eroding and needs to be <br /> reconstructed in order to save trees. <br /> Chic Dwight commented that neighbors present at the Planning <br /> Commission meeting <br /> d <br /> were not given the opportunity to comment on the application. She said they were in <br /> favor of the proposed projects. Goetten responded that she also was present at the <br /> meeting and felt their inability to speak was unintentional, an oversight, and apologized <br /> for the applicant's feeling of mistreatment. <br /> Hurr asked Gaffron if the Staff had concerns with approval of the walkout. Gaffiron said <br /> the City has generally not approved major excavation in shoreline areas for properties <br /> high in elevation when the purpose is only to produce a basement walkout. This <br /> application, according to Gaffron, was considered minor in comparison at 2 to 2-1/2' of <br /> cut. He noted that the area was more than likely filled in when the house was built and is <br /> not in its natural state but was probably flat and built up to accommodate the split-entry <br /> style home. <br /> The applicant said the area where they are asking for excavation for the walkout is on the <br /> east end and receives very little light_ Their purpose is to gain more light into the lower <br /> level of the home with the walkout door. <br /> Kelley asked and received confirmation that there is an entrance to the inside of the <br /> residence from the screened porch- <br /> Kelley Kelley asked if there were any hardships for the requested variances. Theapplicant said <br /> their desire was to improve on the aesthetics of the home, to gain the extra light into the <br /> lower level, and to repair the deck. <br /> 3 <br />
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