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MINUTES OF THE <br />ORONO CITY COUNCIL MEETING <br />Moaday, November 14,2005 <br />7:00 o’clock p.m. <br />^bUc Comments, Continned) <br />located through the adjoining property which would use the driveway of the apartment complex as part of <br />the public road. Call^um stat^ he and other tenants of the apartment complex still have concerns with <br />the road being opened up for other public use other than by the tenants. Callahan stated there is a fair <br />amount of pedestrian traffic in this area and that in his view it is inappropriate to allow construction traffic <br />on that road. <br />Callahan requested that the Council give serious consideration to limiting construction traffic on that <br />road. <br />Murphy stated he has spoken with Mr. Callahan and the City Administrator regarding this situation and <br />that it is dieir belief that construction traffic will be limited on that road. Murphy commented in hindsight <br />the layout of the roadway and parking in that area is not the best design but that it might be too late to <br />change it at this time. <br />ZONING ADMINISTRATOR’S REPORT <br />#3. #05-3142 CHRISTOPHER AND EMILY CHAPMAN, 3775 BAYSIDE ROAD - <br />VARIANCE <br />Christopher Chapman, Applicant, was present. <br />Chapman stated at die Platming Commission meeting there was a discussion regarding the trading of <br />nonstructural hardcover for structural hardcover. Chapman pointed out this lot is oddly shaped and has <br />approximately 480 feet of lakeshore. Chapman stated in his opinion the Plaruiing Commission at some <br />point should consider blight on landscape or blight on neighbors when dealing with ztming. Chapman <br />pointed out diat 40 sheds could be constructed across his property and that he would like to only construct <br />one shed. Chapman indicated the location being proposed for the shed does not impede the vision of the <br />neighbors. <br />Chapman stated they would like to construct a one-story cape style shed, which would resemble the <br />houM, and that in his view his request is not unreasonable. Chapman indicated the shed would be used <br />for storage. <br />Oundlach stated the applicant is here tonight proposing construction of a 12’ by 12’ shed, which requires <br />a hardcover variance to permit excess hardcover within the 0-250’ zone. The applicant is proposmg <br />hardcover removals so as to not increase the amount of hardcover on the property, nor will any additional <br />hardcover be located widiin 75 feet of the lake. In additimi, a second variance is required to permit a shed <br />to be located 21 feet from the fient property line where 50 feet is normally required. Gundlach indicated <br />the 21-foot setback is proposed so that die shed is not located closer to the street or the front lot line than <br />the principal residence. <br />I <br />h <br />[- <br />; <br />? <br />i: <br />•f