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Request for Council Action 2014
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MINUTES OF THE <br /> ORONO CITY COUNCIL MEETING <br /> Monday,June 24,2013 <br /> 7:00 o'clock p.m. <br /> (9. 4440 FOREST LAKE LANDING—ENCROACHMENT AGREEMENT, Continued) <br /> Mattick stated it might be helpful to see exactly what the applicant is proposing before allowing a further <br /> encroachment of the driveway and determining what needs to be removed. Mattick noted he has dealt <br /> with other properties like this and the ultimate goal is to decrease the amount of encroachment in the <br /> right-of-way. Mattick stated this situation is less than ideal given the location of the house but the <br /> question is how much of an encroachment will be allowed. <br /> McMillan noted the other adjoining neighbor has a significant driveway and that Mr. Church is asking for <br /> a reasonable driveway. McMillan commented intensifying the use of a fire lane is a difficult thing to <br /> approve and that the City has allowed some encroachment for something essential, such as a driveway, <br /> but the question is how much is essential. <br /> Levang asked if there is any other option for a driveway. <br /> Curtis stated no matter what direction the applicant plans to accesses his garage it would still require <br /> utilizing a significant portion of the fire lane. <br /> Gaffron stated due to the topography, it would be difficult to change the orientation of the garage. <br /> McMillan stated she certainly does not see the deck area as being essential but that the well could stay <br /> until it needs to be redrilled. <br /> Curtis pointed out a retaining wall is located underneath the deck. Staff would need to evaluate that a <br /> little bit closer to see what could be removed without requiring extensive grading. <br /> Levang asked if the City Engineer has reviewed that. <br /> Struve indicated he has not and that he would need to know how high the retaining wall is. The property <br /> owner would also need to remove some of the lattice work on the deck. Struve stated in his opinion the <br /> property owner would be able to easily re-grade the area to match the surrounding topography but that it <br /> is likely within the 0-75 foot zone. <br /> Curtis pointed out the location of the 0-75 foot zone and stated that the re-grading work would be entirely <br /> within the 75-foot setback. <br /> Struve stated he knows the well is located on the back side of the deck and that he would have to review <br /> the grading that would be required but in his view it would be feasible. <br /> McMillan asked if the neighborhood was upset when this fire lane became developed. <br /> Gaffron stated that would be a good characterization of the discussion that occurred 10 to 12 years ago <br /> and that development of this property initially happened 15 years ago. The property owner did have <br /> discussions with the public works director at that time about creating a driveway that accesses the garage <br /> based on the orientation of the house. Gaffron stated the landscaping and driveway in the fire lane caused <br /> the majority of the issues in the neighborhood. <br /> McMillan stated it was rather a big issue at that time and it was a lesson to the City about allowing <br /> nonessential items in the right-of-way. <br /> Page 11 of 15 <br />
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