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r <br />L <br />MINUTES OF THE <br />ORONO PLANNING COMMISSION MEETING <br />Moadiiy, Aigast 16,2004 <br />6:00 o*clock p.m. <br />(M04-3044 Jcaairer SImb, coatimcd) <br />the addition would not be as aesthetically pleasing, and noted that the airount of hardcover on this lot <br />would be reduced w ith this project Simon stated in her opinion the slope is more than just gradual <br />noting that they do sled down it in the wmtemme. Simon stated given the location of the house on the <br />lot her opuons are very limited. <br />Rahn stated it appears to him that the architect designed the addition not knowing the parameters of <br />the design and the problem is an architectural thing. Rahn stated if the applicant determines that the <br />addition cannot be relocated in a conforming location, he would not be able to understand that. Rahn <br />commented in his opinion the architect designed the addition for a nonconforming portion of the lot <br />and that there are other locations where the addition could be constructed. <br />Simon stated they also considered turning the existing porch into a kitchen and inquired whether she <br />would be allowed to remodel that and keep the same existing hardcox-er. <br />Rahn stated if it is an existing ctoscd-in space, she probably could, but that he would have to defer to <br />the building inspector. <br />Gaffron staled one of the things the City w ould need lo do w ould be to look at the permit history of the <br />property lo determine whether that porch was actually permitted at some time in the past, but that he <br />would also defer lo the building inspector. <br />Rahn suggested it might be a viable option to have the building ms(x*cior look at the porch to <br />determine whether it could be converted into a kitchen. <br />Gaffron inquired whether there is a foundation and basement under the porch. <br />Simon stated it docs not have a basement under it. <br />Jurgens commented it appears to be a slab on grade. <br />Simon stated that porch is actually located closer to the neighbor's house. <br />Jurgens commented in his opinion it would be a design issue to relocate the addition. Jurgens inquired <br />whether the addition could \k located on the front and the deck on the back and clear the setback. <br />Gundlach suted the deck is a second story deck and v ould ha\« the same setbacks as the house. <br />Gaffron stated if the deck is high enough to require a railing, it w ould be considered structural and <br />would need to meet the setback. <br />Jurgens stated at this time he is unable to support approving this addition since it appears to be more of <br />a design issue than a hardship. <br />Simon reiterated that given the current location of the bouse, it is difficult to design somethmg that is <br />aestheucally pinsmg. <br />PAGE U
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