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<br /> <br /> <br />To: City of Orono <br /> <br />From: Source Land Development, Inc. <br /> <br />CC: Jeremy Barnhart – Community Development Director <br /> Melanie Curtis – City Planner <br /> Orono City Council <br /> <br />Subject: Comments from Planning Commission (Easement Vacation/Dedication Narrative) <br /> <br /> <br /> <br />Source Land Development, Inc. would like these written comments to be included in the April <br />13th City Council packet. Since this meeting is being held via webinar, we would also ask that <br />the staff include these comments in their staff report. <br /> <br />1. Results from Planning Commission: <br /> <br />Unfortunately, the Planning Commission meeting held on Monday, March 16th, <br />resulted in a denial of our application. We received (4) No votes and (2) Yes votes. Of <br />those (4) No votes we were not provided with much reasoning behind the denial. It just <br />seemed like the answer was just no even though a compelling benefit was presented, <br />issued raised by neighbors have been addressed and the new plan is still in line with the <br />original conservation space concept. We are at a loss to explain why the Planning <br />Commission voted to deny the application. <br /> <br />With the lack of PC support and guidance on how to proceed, Source is keeping <br />the application the same for Council. We feel that the application provides a benefit to <br />not only the Lakeview neighborhood, but also the community and preserving the <br />natural open spaces in Orono. The economic benefit of fixing design problems on <br />certain lots helps the Lakeview project to be more successful and to finish sooner. <br /> <br />2. Driveway Concerns (Lot 17 Block 3): <br /> <br />The proposed change to Lot 17 Block 3 places an added driveway onto North <br />Arm Drive. We have shared a sight line image with city staff, and this should be in your <br />packet. The approximate distance from the road curve to the Northern most edge of the <br />potential driveway measures at 315’. <br />Something to think about, the Lakeview Park was originally planned to be a <br />residential lot. It wasn’t until we partnered with CLP to convert this lot into a Park,
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