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Hi- , . . T.* <br />MINUTES OF THE <br />ORONO CITY COUNCIL MEETING <br />Monday, August 23,2004 <br />7:00 o’clock p.m. <br />’Sansevcrc asked whether the entire MCWD body had decided to label this ditch a wetland, or if an <br />individual has taken it upon themselves to determine this. <br />Peter Johnson stated that the wetland const-n ation act itself states that if it is a cnan made condition <br />created to improve water flow, it is not a true w-etland. <br />Charlotte Lipa, 3490 North Shore Drive, stated that she was interested in leamH;p about the process <br />the City uses to determine wetlands and setbacks. <br />Murphy repeated his as.sertion that the Council must look at the MCWD or staffs ability to look at <br />a land use application and determine whether it has adverse affect on a wettand and the philosophy <br />behind this assumption. <br />Gappa agreed that it is oflen difficult to determine where the MCWD ‘.■.iands on development when <br />they refuse to become part of the proress until late in the developmenv game. <br />Marphy amended the earlier motion to adopt the Floodplain-partion of the Ordinance only. <br />Sansevere seconded the amendment to the motion. <br />McMillan urged staff and the Council to hold the work session to discuss the wetland issues soon <br />as they pertain to new and rc-dcs<lopmcnt. She agreed furth-R' exami'-ation was necessary’, but also <br />felt that the City must be respectful of maintaining its wetla»jd>; and w jtcr quality. <br />Sansevere asked whether thr had the ability to ovemde the MCWD authority regarding the <br />Mome’s judgment. <br />Gaflron stated that, until the City takes away the authcTity that it gave the MCWT), the City must <br />abide by their rules. <br />Attorney Barrett concurred, stating that the City delegated the MCWD with independent <br />jurisdiction. In addition, he suggested that sections 1 and 2 of the summary of the Floodplain <br />Ordinance be included in the motion <br />Marphy added Section 1 and Section 2 from the Summary of Ordinance No. 16, third Series, <br />an Ordinance Amending Chapter 78 of the Orono Municipal Code by Deleting Sections 78- <br />1100 through 78-1176 and by Adding New Sections 78-1100 through 78-1140, regarding <br />Floodplain Management, to his earlier motioa. VOTE: Ayes 4, Nays 0. <br />Gaffron questioned whether the City Council saw the need to impose a moratorium on writing <br />permits for wetland work during the discusMons. <br />Murphy moved, Mc.Millan seconded, that due to the lack of a wetland management <br />Ordinance, Ordinance No. 17, 3'^ Series Is adopted establishing a moratorium on activity <br />involving wetfands as they are defined in the w'etland conservation act, will be imposed until <br />the C'ity Conncil is able to adapt a new wetland management plan. \'OTE: Ayes 4, Nays 0. <br />PAGE 7 of 9 <br />■I <br />, i <br />iMdi
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