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MINUTES OF THE ORONO PLANNING COMMISSION <br />MEETING HELD ON NOVEMBER 18, 1996 <br />0 ( #10 - #2195 Genmar Industries - Continued) <br />Smith inquired about how the 78 parking stall configuration was derived. Gaffron said he <br />did not believe the existing parking could be reconfigured to meet the 78 stall requirement. <br />McMillan inquired about the sales hours for the business. The owner of King's Cove said <br />the office would be open from 9:00 a.m. to 5:00 or 6:00 p.m., Monday thru Saturday, all <br />year around. <br />McMillan asked how the applicant proposes to keep the slip rental customers from using <br />the sanitary facilities within the building. McConnell said the building plans situate the <br />receptionist area so that the facilities would not be available. She said the applicant <br />proposes to keep the current satellite toilets in the same area as they have in the past. <br />McMillan was informed that the satellites have not been screened in the past. <br />Berg asked the applicant what type of construction would be used for the building. Melby <br />said the structure would be a double wide manufactured modular. McConnell said <br />improvements would be added to the building such as shutters, different roofing, and <br />awning. <br />Lindquist asked if there was any requirement that the property hook up to sewer. Gaffron <br />• said the code was fairly specific and read the requirements including providing for sewer <br />and water, waste dump station and pump out. Gaffron indicated that these issues were <br />not discussed in 1989 review. Lindquist asked if a boat pump out was planned. <br />McConnell said no. Gaffron said the pump out was previously provided at the Genmar's <br />Wayzata facility which has now been. sold. Lindquist asked if there was any problem with <br />providing a pump out. McConnell said she would look into this possibility. <br />• <br />Lindquist asked if there were other code requirements that were not being met. Gaffron <br />said no CUP is required as the proposal does not include any of the uses which require a <br />CUP. He noted that additional parking was allowed on the Brown's Bay side in 1989 to <br />serve the slips on Tanager Lake across the County road. From a landscape standpoint, <br />Gaffron said there were no problems. Gaffron said the property is in general compliance <br />and has been a low activity property. He noted that the previous boat storage in the <br />winter was maintained at a low level. McConnell said winter storage is no longer being <br />provided. <br />Lindquist inquired about the 8 -10 parking stall shortage. He noted that the code is <br />specific as to the number required and does not discern the type of use. McConnell said <br />she understood the code to be concerned with high turnover noting that the proposal calls <br />for retail customer, not rental slips. Lindquist informed McConnell that slips are required <br />for both retail and rental. <br />25 <br />