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MINUTES OF THE <br />ORONO CITY COUNCIL MEETING <br />Moaday, AagasI 8,2005 <br />7:00 o’clock p.m. <br />(Homo OccapotioB Uccmc Review, Cootiooed) <br />Curtis indicated home occupations are subject to sixteen performance standards. It appears to Staff that <br />the applicants are unable to meet four of the sixteen performance standards; specifically standards five, <br />six, eight and nine. Section 78-1376(e) defines seven categories of “prohibited home occupations" which <br />have a tendency to increase beyond the limits permitted for home occupations. These uses have <br />objectionable operational characteristics that Aversely impact residential neighborhoods and shall be <br />prohibited as home occupations. Curtis stated it appears that categories four and seven potentially fit the <br />activity associated with the current landscaping business operation. <br />Suffbelieves that the level and the type of activity of this landscape business as it is currently being <br />operated falls into the category of a prohibited use and should be discontinued in residential <br />neighborhood. COuikiI is requested to review the information and make a determination as to whether <br />the applicants’ business qualifies as a Level 2 or is prohibited. Should the Council determine that the <br />business qualifies as a Level 2 home occupation, additional appropriate performance standards or <br />conditions should be considered. <br />Mrs. Cordes stated the reason they are before the council is that they were unaware a license was <br />necessary until several months ago when they received notification from the City. Cordes stated they did <br />attempt to comply with the City’s requirements outlined in the notification, but due to the heavy rains <br />experienced in the spring, they were delayed in completing all the items. <br />Mrs. Cordes stated they feel they are not running a business out of their residence but merely storing the <br />equipment on their property. Cordes stated they have one employee currently who parks his truck at the <br />rear of their property out of sight of the neighbors and that thm is no adverse impact on the traffic. <br />Mrs. Cordes stated there is no exterior signage for this business and they have not changed the look of the <br />property to accommodate this business. <br />Sansevere inquired whether every piece of equipment is stored indoors. <br />Mrs. Cordes stated it is unless it is being used somewhere offsite. Cordes stated they started building the <br />garage in October of last year and nothing was brought to their attention at that time. Cordes indicated <br />they do plan to move the business offsite should the business grow to that point. <br />Mrs. Cordes indicated the only noise that comes from their property that is in any way related to this <br />business is driving out in the morning and returning to the property at the end of the day. Cordes <br />indicated the bobcat was utilized to do some personal landscaping on their property but that the majonty <br />of the noise heard from their property does not emanate from the business. <br />Sansevere inquired whether the four standards cited by Staff could be met. <br />Mrs. Cordes stated Item No. 6 occurred pnor to the garage being completed and that currently there is <br />nothing being stored outdoors. <br />PAGES <br />n <br />i i <br />« <br />\l <br />n <br />\ i- <br />.1 <br />t ! <br />'9
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