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MINUTES OF THE <br /> ORONO CITY COUNCIL MEETING <br /> Monday,July 13, 2020 <br /> 6:00 o'clock p.m. <br /> Mr. Puzak said he was not. Over the years the cabin property has been rented recreationally and people <br /> have used the cabin and docks. <br /> Johnson asked if there was a boat fire at the location. <br /> Mr. Puzak agreed that there was. He said he hoped they could address the issue of the extension of the <br /> road and the lot combination, not the docks. <br /> Walsh noted curiosity killed the cat because there are so many docks there and there was a legal renter <br /> who burned down his boat out there. <br /> Mr. Puzak said he is allowed four boats per structure. <br /> Johnson stated the Council received feedback from people on Baldur Park that would like to see a cul-de- <br /> sac on the road. <br /> Mr. Puzak said the people he has talked to are more interested in a hammerhead turnaround which does <br /> not require 1/4 acre of pavement. The proposal presented includes the cul-de-sac. <br /> Rief commented that Edwards stated it is a difficult road to plow because there is nowhere for the truck to <br /> go when it gets to the end. <br /> Walsh stated it would be hard for deliveries and everyone else, too. With a cul-de-sac, they are solving <br /> more problems than creating them. <br /> Johnson asked if there was a conversation at one time to have the cul-de-sac at the beginning instead. <br /> Mr. Puzak said at the time it would not fit because they were demanding a 100-foot radius. <br /> Seals commented that it made the most sense for it to be at that location. <br /> Johnson noted it is an awesome lot with water on both sides of the property. It is hard to believe that <br /> houses could fit in there; it is harder to believe that people would drive past these two houses and go to <br /> the cul-de-sac. The road is on the water. <br /> Crosby said he would be worried about the elevation because of the history of flooding, et cetera. <br /> Mr. Puzak stated the driveway did not flood in 2014, although the rest of Badur Park Road flooded. <br /> Council Members agreed that was a good test. <br /> Crosby asked whether the end of the property had enough elevation not to flood. <br /> Mr. Puzak stated the whole thing was dry. <br /> Walsh said the biggest issue to talk about is subdividing and having lots that are non-conforming. The <br /> Council has never done that,they don't do that, and there are many people in Crystal Bay that want to <br /> subdivide but it's not allowed. If the Council would start making non-conforming lots, there are density <br /> Page 14 of 19 <br />