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Work Session 12-7-2000 - Council & PC
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4. - <br /> November 28,2000 <br /> Mike Gaffron, Senior Planning Coordinator <br /> City of Orono <br /> PO Box 66 <br /> Crystal Bay,MN 55323 <br /> Dear Mr. Gaffron, <br /> We are writing this letter on behalf of the undersigned residents of Sugar Woods and, we <br /> believe, in the best interest of the Orono community at large. <br /> Currently there is a proposal to develop the area known as OutLot A of Sugar Woods. <br /> This area represents approximately 6.7 acres and is located directly south of the <br /> residential portion of Sugar Woods. We are concerned about several aspects of this <br /> proposal. <br /> Our concerns include the following: <br /> 1. The proposed development consists of 70 living units in an area of approximately 4 <br /> acres. This density of 17.5 units per acre is not presently permitted anywhere in <br /> Orono. We believe that a density of this magnitude is contrary to the profile of the <br /> community and is incompatible with the environment that drew the residents of <br /> Orono to our city. <br /> 2. The proposed development would be three stories high above ground and have an <br /> average height of over 40 feet. This is not allowed anywhere in Orono. In addition, <br /> because of the topography of the site,the first floor would be over 25 feet above the <br /> grade of Highway 12. This would give the structure the appearance of being 6 stories <br /> tall. <br /> Homeowners purchased property on the south side of Sugar Woods with the <br /> understanding that the property behind them was zoned according to the 30 feet <br /> height restriction permitted for B1 retail commercial development. <br /> 3. We believe that, if approved,the development would be precedent setting for the area <br /> and would serve to promote other high rise development on the South side of <br /> highway 12 in Long Lake. <br /> 4. We do not believe that the review of this project can or should proceed without a <br /> concurrent general revision of the Orono zoning ordinances. Thus, any variances for <br /> this project could have the effect of calling into question the zoning ordinances for the <br /> entire area. <br />
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