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MINUTES OF THE ORONO PLANNING COMMISSION <br />MEETING HELD ON AUGUST 21, 1995 <br />( #3 - #2036 Robert Gountanis - Continued) <br />Mabusth reported that it had been stated at the prior Planning Commission meeting that <br />the Commission was an advisory body only and made recommendations to the Council, <br />who is the determining body for all applications. The applicant was warned of this, and <br />applicant advised he would go forward with the purchase based on the Planning <br />Commission recommendation. <br />The Planning Commission did not allow excess of structural coverage and said they were <br />dealing with intensification of the structure on a sub - standard lot. <br />The applicant referred to the Planning Commission action notice, which relayed an <br />attached 22x22' garage was recommended with a minimum setback of 3' and adjacent to <br />the right side. It also noted the 1500 s.f lot coverage maximum. Gountanis said it did not <br />mention not allowing a 2 -story garage. <br />Lindquist said the approval was for a 2 -story house but the Planning Commission was <br />unaware of a 2 -story garage. <br />Smith said the location of the door was determined due to the need for minimal impact on <br />• the public right of way. <br />Gountanis said the elevation plan was presented showing the 2 -story garage, which was <br />verified by Mabusth. <br />Peterson, who was not in attendance at that particular meeting, noted that the minutes of <br />the July 17 meeting made no reference to a second story for the garage nor were any <br />detailed floor plans presented. The applicant responded that he could not provide detailed <br />floor plans without knowing what the rules were. <br />The plans call for the same foot print, which is 980 s.f for the residence plus the garage <br />area, for a total of 1492 s.f. The structural coverage amount deals only with the foot print <br />itself, not the square footage of the interior. It would not include the second story of the <br />house or of a garage. The ordinance relating to a no massing effect was mentioned. It <br />was also noted that the survey was current. <br />Hawn said she was not present at the meeting when the recommendation was made. <br />However from the discussion tonight, if a second story to the garage was discussed, it <br />would be denied. Hawn said the Planning Commission's duty is to provide the best <br />recommendation to the Council along with the best advice. At this time, a 2 -story garage <br />on that lot has been determined to be too much. The best recommendation and advice <br />gained from this meeting then would be to deny the second story to the garage. <br />• <br />There were no public comments. <br />
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