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MINUTES OF THE ORONO PLANNING COMMISSION <br />MEETING HELD ON AUGUST 18, 1997 <br />•( #1- #2275 Ted and Myrna Wolf - Continued) <br />Lindquist said he would like to see screening between the two lots. Wolf questioned <br />whether the City does not want him to be able to view the lake. He inquired how high the <br />screening would have to be. Lindquist said screening normally includes adding trees. <br />Wolf asked about the trees currently on the property. Lindquist said the Commission does <br />not specify what type of trees. Wolf asked when this must be addressed. Van Zomeren <br />noted that the subdivision code notes the screening requirement. She read page four of <br />that subdivision code citing the need to include screening. Van Zomeren noted the <br />topographical elevations on the property and informed the Commission that an inventory <br />of the trees on the property has not occurred. <br />Lindquist asked that an inventory be taken of the property prior to the application going <br />Wore the Council. Wolf responded that the lots contain acreage and are not small in size. <br />Lindquist said the request would be subject to Staff approval but the inventory should <br />include the area within 50' from lot lines. <br />Smith asked for Van Zomeren's opinion regarding taking an inventory. Van Zomeren said <br />it is difficult to only "eyeball" a large lot and wants to ensure that vegetation is not <br />eliminated and screening is added. Van Zomeren felt an inventory would give Staff <br />direction. <br />• Smith asked if screening is required for the outlot. Van Zomeren said the applicant's lot <br />would mainly be impacted; and if the applicant did not wish to have additional screening at <br />that location, Staff would agree. Wolf noted that there is a garage on that side of the <br />property. <br />There were no public comments. <br />Smith asked Commissioners for their opinion regarding an additional driveway or if the <br />continuation of the loop driveway was satisfactory. Lindquist noted that the driveways <br />were far apart. Van Zomeren indicated the distance was 120'. Berg and Lindquist said <br />they would be supportive of the additional driveway. <br />Schroeder questioned whether the back lot is 150% of the front lot. Lindquist said Lot 2 <br />is to the rear. Van Zomeren noted Lot I is about 4 acres. McMillan inquired whether the <br />acreage includes dry buildable. Gaffron said it did. <br />Stoddard moved, Schroeder seconded, to approve Application #2275 subject to an <br />inventory of the vegetation on the property and approval of screening plan between Lots 1 <br />and 2. Access is to be provided by Outlot A and not an extension of Outlot B. Vote: <br />Ayes 7, Nays 0. <br />• (Item #2 follows item #3) <br />
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