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MINUTES OF THE <br />ORONO CITY COUNCIL MEETING <br />Monday, June 28, 2004 <br />7:00 o’clock p.m. <br />(PUBLIC COMMESTS, Continued) <br />Mayor Peterson stated that she was confident the vets had the strong support of the City Council <br />behind their effort. <br />Sansevere asked former Mayors Callahan and Jabbour to consider leading a task force to <br />investigate and present the vets position to the neighboring communities. He suggested that the <br />vets use the full force of the media to back them on their endeavor, as well as. Congressman <br />Kamstad in his media addresses. He commented that it is hard to believe that other vets have <br />turned on this group of vets, especially now that the US is at war. He repeated the need to get other <br />VFW po.'.ts involved to condemn the decision and to continue to pursue corporate help. <br />McMillan agreed, stating that the vet's camp is a very special place which belongs to the vets. She <br />stated that she would be 100% behind keeping it in its current state, as a virtual sacred use of the <br />land. <br />White thanked the many representatives for attending the Council meeting this evening. <br />Mayor Peterson asked how to proceed and promising 150% sup|H)rt. <br />Kask thanked the Council for their time and supixirt in their cause as it sends a great message to <br />the community regarding the legitimacy of the vote. <br />Sansevere suggested Anderson send copies of the 178 VI W post letters to the media as well as <br />Olson in a display of how the rank and file feel about the camp. <br />PUBLIC COMMENTS - CONTINUF.O <br />Betsy and Bruce Nusbaum. 3480 North Shore Dnve, stated that they wished to provide the City <br />Council with an update on their situation with the water issues on Birch I ane, what wasn’t <br />hapiicning to date, and their glow ing list of concerns. Mr. Nusbaum distributed a list of 7 concerns <br />ranging from excessive run off from Birch I ane on to their property causing them undue hardship, <br />construction of the lot to the west which allowed excessive till and incomplete grade plans, <br />potential luture changes to the lot to the cast, a concrete plan for the reconstruction of Birch Lane <br />and resolution of the drainage issues, e.\|.Kditing a process and .sciting a time table for completion, <br />lack of communication from the City with the neighborhood, to a request for a special meeting to <br />resolve these issues. <br />While Mrs. Nusbaum indicated that she had been part of several discussions with Moorse and <br />(iappa. the same problems continue and increase. She explained that due to a |x>or resurfacing job <br />10 years earlier, cnonnous amounts of water flowed across their piojKily, a situation which was <br />exacerbated by new construction to the west which was allowed to build higher than their <br />construction 4 yeais earlier, thus disrupting the natural flow ol the run off and causing it to pool on <br />their property. Mrs. Nusbaum passed around pictures of their home and yard today and 10 years <br />earlier. <br />May or Peterson asked the status of the temporary berm that was installed. <br />PAGE 7 of 19 <br />1
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