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< ■ <br />i- <br />MINUTES OF THE <br />ORONO CITY COUNCIL MEETING <br />Monday, May 9,200S <br />7:00 o’clo^ p.Bi. <br />(M5-3091 Cathortoa SaHai, CoatiBBcd) <br />McMillan noted die Planning Commission had a concern with the ground level deck, and inquired <br />whether there is a variance for the lower level deck. <br />Curtis stated the City does not have a variance on record for that deck. The Planning Commission <br />recommended removal of tfie portion of the deck that extends into the average lakeshore setback. <br />Brad Olson, 364S North Shore Drive, stated this is not a personal issue with the current renter or the <br />property owner, but noted there are no permits on record with the City for the deck, the patio or the stoop <br />to ^ up to the deck, and that in light of the illegal placement of these structures on the property, a <br />portion of the hardcover on the property in his opinion should be removed. Olson indicated there was a <br />debate at the Planning Commission about whether there was a hardship, and that in his opinion this <br />property can be put to reasonable use without the roof top deck. <br />Olson stated there were numerous times the City approached the previous property owner concerning the <br />deck and that this is really a lack of disclosure to the new owner. Olson stated the deck is invasive to <br />their privacy and they would like some of these violations addressed. <br />Mark Welch, 3625 North Shore Drive, stated at the time he constructed his half-story, he was required to <br />comply with all the regulations of the City. <br />Sallas indicated she purchased tiie property witit the deck existing, noting that she was informed after the <br />purchase tint the lower level deck was over the average lakeshore setback by 52 feet. Sallas stated she is <br />willing to reduce die lower level deck. Sallas noted under current City codes she would be allowed to <br />construct a two-story residence and that this is really not a privacy issue. Sallas stated the previous <br />property owner did not make her aware of these issues and that she has made improvemenu to the <br />property to make the house more appealing. <br />Sallas stated in her opinitm the upper deck is an integral part of the house and that she would prefer not to <br />remove more than 52 feet off the lower deck. <br />White inquired whether the previous property owner was subject to a lot of code violations. <br />Gaffion stated the City’s file does show a number of inqirovements to the property early on but that for a <br />period of approximately 30 years, from 1974 to 2004, no permits were obtained. <br />Welch noted the carport is right on the property line. <br />Sallas inquired why she should be penalized for items that are 30 to 40 years old. <br />Mur^diy inquired how the City became aware of this property. <br />Curtis stated the file contains letters ftom Lyle Oman to the previous property owner and that this matter <br />was brought to Staff's attention by an inquiry from an adjoining property owner. <br />PAGE 10 <br />■
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