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• <br />MINUTES OF THE ORONO PLANNING COMMISSION <br />MEETING HELD ON OCTOBER 21, 1996 <br />( #8 - #2182 Herbert Terry Olson - Continued) <br />Mabusth said the Olsons would like to locate the garage at the 9' street setback. The Staff <br />was concerned and had the Engineer review it finding that two tiers of retaining walls will <br />not fit in the existing elevation with the location of the private sewer line. There is also <br />concern over backing out into the County roadway, especially in light of the steep <br />elevations to immediate west. <br />Mabusth said they also looked at the drive coming in from the east (Stubbs Bay Road). <br />When asked to comment by Schroeder, Olson said they have lived there for 20 years and <br />have adjusted to where the garage is located and prefer that location. Olson said the slope <br />and landscape is a big consideration, and they like the look of it as it now stands. <br />McMillan asked about a concern with the garage being at the same elevation of the house <br />and blocking the view. Olson said the prime view is to the south. She noted, if the <br />Commissioners were concerned, guests, service, and emergency vehicles use the long <br />driveway. During a recent remodel, the driveway was used to remove debris and access <br />the home, which would not happen if the garage was relocated to the end of the driveway. <br />McMillan asked Olson to consider the garage being tucked into the northwest area of the <br />property adding that she understands there is a slope but there is one by the garage now. <br />Olson said in front of the current garage, it is level now, and would have to excavate <br />around it. Mabusth said the excavation would be close to 8' with 4' at the first tier of <br />retaining walls, and then another 4'. Mabusth also said there is concern with drainage and <br />not having enough room, and the possibility of relocating the sewer line. <br />Hawn asked about shoveling of the steps in the winter time. Olson said it was hard but <br />she is used to it. Hawn noted this would not be the case if the garage was near the <br />driveway, but Olson said the driveway was long. <br />Stoddard asked why a CUP was required. Mabusth explained that it was due to the lot <br />being a through lot requiring a 50' setback at both the front and rear setback lines. She <br />noted that the lot being a corner lot also creates a hardship for the Olsons. <br />Schroeder asked Olson if she understood that the sewer line would have to be relocated. <br />Olson said she did but would rather relocate the sewer line than relocate the garage. <br />Mrs. Olson asked if she was unable to move the garage, what requirements would be <br />involved in repairing the garage. Mabusth said the garage was non - conforming and needs <br />major repair which requires a variance. Mabusth added that the garage roof also needs <br />replacement. Olson said the rebuilt garage would not serve as a retaining wall for the <br />bank. Olson said when the property was sold, the house would probably be taken down. <br />Mabusth asked Olson if she found the garage to be convenient. Olson said it was very <br />convenient. <br />13 <br />
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