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• ORONO PLANNING COMMISSION MEETING <br />MINUTES FOR SEPTEMBER 15, 1997 <br />( #11 - #2290 Elaine and Steve Silus - Continued) <br />Van Zomeren reported that the application was reviewed earlier in 1997. Pictures of the property <br />were distributed. The applicants received variances for average lakeshore setback for construction <br />of a deck, hardcover, and structural coverage. There was concern for saving trees at that time. The <br />3 -car garage is a side load with a driveway about 5' from the lot line. The plan was submitted to the <br />Building Inspector, Lyle Oman, in June of 1997 with the addition of a boulder wall along the <br />driveway that had not been previously reviewed. <br />The proposal is to allow grading within 5' of the property line for a boulder wall for the house under <br />construction. Staff is concerned with the hardcover calculations being incorrect and affected in the <br />75 -250' setback and 250' -500' setback. Van Zomeren said Greg Gappa has recommended that <br />boulders not be used as engineering is difficult. Staff recommends denial of a boulder wall for <br />replacement with an engineered wall to be located 5' from the property line. A retaining wall would <br />be allowed in the 10' required side yard if it does not exceed 6' in height. Hardcover variances may <br />still be required. The City Engineer's approval is also required. <br />Silus said he received the information packet on Saturday. He reported that he knew prior to <br />• construction that access would be difficult. The builder had approved on -site the building of the wall <br />2' off the lot line. The builder had told Silus that he did not need a variance. Silus said the grade of <br />the garage was lowered per instructions from the building inspector and new footings were poured. <br />u <br />Schroeder told Silus that the builder must know that a variance was required. He also indicated that <br />the public was improperly notified, which would require tabling of the application to allow for <br />proper notification. <br />Van Zomeren indicated that the public notification list was from December, 1996, and she originally <br />thought only a side yard variance was required. It was determined that a CUP would be required for <br />grading and the legal notice did not specify this requirement. <br />Silus said he originally submitted the application with Gaffron and had a conversation with Hawn <br />regarding hardcover. He indicated he is not requesting approval of additional hardcover and had <br />originally reduced it. He said he is attempting to extend out the garage portion only. <br />Lindquist read a letter from Mr. & Mrs. Spilseth in opposition to the hardcover and proximity to <br />their property line being requested in the application. <br />30 <br />
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