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MINUTES OF THE <br />ORONO PLANNING COMMISSION MEETING <br />MONDAY. JU*NE 21,2004 <br />6:00 o’clock p.m. <br />(9. #04*3027 BrcBthall Dcvciopmeat on behalf of Thomas James Properties. LLC, SW Comer <br />of Old Crs'stal Bay Road and Hi|Eh>«ay 12. Sketch Piaa - contiaoed) <br />Chair Mabusth staled her position that the proposed sketch plan needs to reduce building pad sizes, to <br />provide areas for the future decks or outside play areas, and asked if the three*sta1l garage u as a <br />necessity in this density neighborhood. Mr. Johnston replied that often the third garage stall reduces <br />potential outside storage problems. <br />Chair Mabusth requested the applicants to show proposed house decks on the sketch plan. <br />There was consensus to not permit any outside storage at all at this density. Fn/tler added that there <br />should be no antennas allow ed. <br />Chair Mabusth summari/cd that the Planning Commission had serious concerns about the proposed <br />density for the sketch plan. <br />Leslie obser> ed that there appears to be an underlying conflict of interest between indicating the City <br />desires to have higher density housing development and a discussion that is indicating aiiNihing but <br />describing low er density neighborhoods. Try ing to establish parameters w ithout context for <br />appropriate standards, w hat is marketable or viable could result in a developer agreeing to standards <br />that result in a failed neighborhood, lie suggested that a planning consultant should be hired to <br />advise the City in the development of appropriate guidelines and standards. Leslie summarized that <br />he thought the dialogue was more about not knowing w hat is not wanted, not about what is a viable <br />plan. <br />Gaffron added that staff supports the hiring of a planning consultant to assist in the process. .Mr. <br />Johnston mentioned that already tw o months have elapsed out of the six-month moratorium and <br />asked w hat w as its status. Gaffron explained the City Council and Planning Commission need to set <br />a date for a visioning session, hopefully with a planning consultant. He indicated that it is unlikely <br />the process w ould be completed by the end of the original 6 months timeline. <br />Jurgens commented that the housing styles, expanded exterior color range. landscaping and public <br />gathering spaces were all positives. However, he also was unsure about accepting the proposed <br />density and did not support the shorter driveways with vehicles extending over the sidewalk. Chair <br />Mabusth and Rahn concurred with Jurgens’ comments. <br />Chair Mabusth concluded the discussion by repeating the request for a concept design for the Dumas <br />property w hen the matter returns to the Planning Commission. <br />PLANNING COM.MISSION COM.MENTS <br />10. REPORT OF PLANNING COM.MISSION REPRESENTATIV ES ATTENDING CITY <br />COUNCIL MEETINGS MAY 24,2004 AND JUNE H, 2004. <br />Fritzler reported on the May 24,2004 City Council meeting indicating that all Planning Commission <br />matters went on the Consent Agenda. Chair Mabusth reported that the Reliance Development <br />(Stonebay Commercial PUD) and the O’Shaughnessy shoreland restoration with boardwalk_______ <br />Page 20 of 22
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