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Date Application Received: 8-17-OS COUNCIL MEETING <br /> .�� Date Applicntion Considered as Complete: I 1-18-OS �AN 2 3 20�6 <br /> 120-Day Review Pcriod Gxpires: 3-17-06 <br /> � R�QU�ST FOR COUNCTL ACTION �ITY OF ORONO <br /> Date: January 19, 2006 <br /> Item No.: � <br /> Department Approval: Adm'nistrator Approval: Agenda Section: <br /> Name: Michael P. Gaffron �� Zoning <br /> Title: Planning Director � <br /> Item Description: #OS-3152 Bohland Development, Inc. - "3500" Watertown Road - <br /> Preliminary PRD Plat - Proposed Subdivision for New Lots <br /> Zoning District: RR-1B, 2.0-acre Single Fainily Rural Residential <br /> (2.0 ac. min., 200' width min., unsewered) <br /> Property Area: 14.28 Ac. Dry <br /> 2.43 Ac. Wetland <br /> 16.71 Ac. Total <br /> List of Exhibits <br /> A-Newest applicant submittals <br /> - Lot 6 Grading, Perspective Sketch <br /> - Revised Preliminary Grading Plan (discussed on January 18) <br /> B - Cotmcil Action Notice of 12/14/OS <br /> C - Council Minutes of 12/12/OS <br /> D - Memo and Selected Exhibits of 12/6/OS <br /> E - Draft Resolution <br /> Update <br /> Since tlie December 12 meeting applicant has: <br /> - provided concept sketches regarding the location, orientation and grading impacts for a <br /> proposed house on Lot 3, Block 2 (Eahibit A) <br /> - met with staff, City consultants, his own consultants and the MCWD in a meeting on <br /> January 18 to discuss the issues of placement of the stormwater pond witllin the <br /> designated wetland area. A number of options for relocating the pond were review and <br /> analyzed, each with its own set of positive and negative elements with regards to <br /> nlitigltion requirements, etc. This exploration of the various options resulted in a plan of <br /> attack that would potentially place the ponding to the southeast of the wetland at the base <br /> of the slope, if storm sewer can be routed to th�.t location. Applicant's engineer will <br /> ariempt to devise a t�iethod of accomplishing this. If he's not successful, MCWD has <br /> suggested this group analysis of all the alternatives may be a strong basis to ultimately <br /> support a variance to allow the ponding in the wetland. <br />