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MINUTES OF THE <br />ORONO CITY COUNCIL MEETING <br />Moaday, April 11,2005 <br />7:00 o’clock p.m. <br />(#04-3010 Ted Capra, Contlaaed) <br />Oundtach stated there is currently nothing in the code that specifles whether this should be considered a <br />remodel or a rebuild. <br />Sansevere noted the applicant is utilizing the existing foundation and exterior walls. <br />Murphy pointed out the appearance of the structure is being totally changed with the remodeling project. <br />White stated the lots in the Casco Point area vary and that this lot has issues with access due to the <br />topography. White noted the applicant is proposing a 1,S00 square foot house, which is not excessive. <br />McMillan noted some type of variance would be needed in order to attach the garage and construct an <br />adequate driveway. <br />Murphy stated the applicant is willing to remove some hardcover in the 0-7S* zone and inquired whether <br />diere would be any remaining hardcover in that area. <br />Gundlach stated City Code does allow property owners to retain a walkway down to the lake and that a <br />aection of the stone pathway could be considered access to the lake. Gundlach stated the variance request <br />is for 32.S percent, with the applicant indicating he is wilting to reduce it to 30 percent in the 75'-250* <br />zone. <br />McMillan noted die proposed driveway would consist of 1,281 square feet and that a small turnaround <br />would be needed. <br />Capra stated he has attempted a number of times to reduce the amount of hardcover on this lot and that in <br />his view die size of the house is not excessive. Capra stated he would prefer an attached garage due to the <br />Minnesota winters. Capra indicated he was able to reduce the hardcover to 30 percent on the rebuild and <br />that he would be willing to reduce the hardcover to 30 percent with the remodel. Capra stated he would <br />like to improve the appearance of the lot. <br />White inquired whether the applicant would prefer to construct a new house or remodel. <br />Capra stated he would prefer a new structure. Capra indicated the house currently is not livable and that <br />the costs associated with remodeling are higher than constructing a new residence. <br />Murphy inquired whether the majority of garages in the Casco Point area are attached or detached. <br />White indicated the majority of them are attached. <br />McMillan stated according to her figures 3,540 square feet of hardcover would be allowed, noting that the <br />driveway accounts for 1,281 square feet. McMillan indicated she would be willing to allow hardcover in <br />the 28 to 30 percent range given the fact that a turnaround is needed for safe exiting from this lot <br />PAGE 4 of 10 <br />i
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