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MINUTES OF THE <br />OllONO CITY COUNCIL MEETING <br />Monday, April 28,2003 <br />7:00 o*clock p.m. <br />PVBUC COMMENTS, Contimued <br />Gaffiron stated that the mix of the matter is to determine whether or not the adjacent properties to the <br />n<^ and east arc rssiderHal, and if they are residential, thri screening from ^e Fire Station would be <br />appropriate. <br />Mr. Miller stated that his land to the south is not affected, hou^rvcr, his father’s property to the north is <br />merely 10’ off the parking lot and there is no screening along that property line currently. He felt there <br />should be some screening provided for his father’s property and wanted the City to take a positicm or take <br />action on all of these matters he’d presented. <br />Mayor Peterson indicated that the City would strive to supply Mr. Miller with some answers to his <br />questions. <br />Although he felt unaware of the history associated with these claims, Sansevere stated that several of <br />those cited sounded as if they were legitimate concerns and would need to be investigated. <br />Murphy interjected that, in an effort to resolve the succession of issues with Mr. Miller, he had attended <br />several meetings to discuss some of the issues before the Council tonight. While he agreed that the City <br />should work consistently with Mr. Miller to resolve these issues, he pointed out that when he asked Mr. <br />Miller whether the City could resolve the file full of issues he’d identified, Mr. Miller replied that he <br />doubted it, that the City could probably not satisfy every issue he’s capable of finding. <br />Mr. Miller stated that his desire was to be faced with as little impact from the Fire Station as possible and <br />wanted the City to define its terms and take a position on each item he’d presented. <br />Sansevere suggested that staff investigate the residential lot line screening issue, as well as, his other <br />complaints, and report back to the Council. <br />Laureen Darling, 1719 Fagemess Point Road, shared a letter she wished to submit to the City encouraging <br />them to investigate an issue with Qwest Communications. She explained that several years ago, Qwest <br />Communications came in to install a new maintenance box near the wetland area. What resulted was a <br />large mess with brush and the wetland was gutted by their work and never repaired. She asked whose <br />responsibility it was to restore the wetland on this property and clean up the mess left behind. <br />Mayor Peterson stated that the property she was referring to was City property and encouraged staff to <br />follow-up. <br />Moorse reminded the Council that item #1, the Resolution for Jan Berg, was not added to the consent <br />agenda. <br />Mayor Peterson moved. White seconded, to adopt RESOLUTION NO. 4946, a Resolution <br />recognizing Jan Berg for 10 years of service to the City of Orono Planning Commission. VOTE: <br />Ayes 5, Nays 0. <br />PAGE 3 of 14 <br />,-r <br />^ . <br />L <br />i
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