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L <br />FILEM3-29S0 <br />November 7.2003 <br />Page4or6 <br />eastern property line. <br />The garden was located by the surveyor approximately 3-4** over the property line and <br />should be located entirely within the applicants property. <br />Per City Code Section 86-66, a permit is required for construction within the City of <br />Orono. City Code also states that non-roofcd tennis courts, pools, paddocks and arenas <br />are not subject to the mxximum accessory structure size limitations, however, the above <br />structures in e.xcess ot 1000 s.i. are subject to additional setback requirements. Had a <br />permit been applied for in this case, the applicant and the contractor would have been <br />made aware of the 30’ side setback for oversized sport courti (which are treated as tennis <br />courts). <br />The intent ^eater setback requirement for sport courts is to minimize both the <br />visual and activity impacts to neighboring properties. A sport court 6 ’ from the lot line <br />has a much pater impact due to the noise, potential glare, lighting, and merely the <br />activity associated with such a recreational facility, as compared to one 30* from the lot <br />line. Further, the opportunity for adequate screening is lost with only a 6* setback. <br />Hardship Statement <br />Applicant has provided a hardship statement in Exhibit B. and should be a.ked for <br />additional testimony regarding the application. <br />Hardship Anaivsis <br />undue hardship because of circumstances unique to the inm idualproperty under consideration, and <br />shall recommend approval only when it u demonstrated that such actions will be in keeping with the <br />spirit and intent of the Orono Zoning Code. ^ * <br />The applicants suggest that their lot has features and factors that force the court to be in <br />tins location. However. Staff n.-:ds that, due to the size, location and nature of other <br />features on this property, the property cannot support the 2380 s.f. sport court The ‘>- <br />acre property cuirently has a 1.176 s.f. in-ground pool with a large patio surround.^a <br />pergola-covered brick tireplace with a gathering area adjacent to the pool, septic tanks <br />the existing mound septic systeir. and alternate secondary mound location in addition to <br />the home. These features accoira for nearly 17,000 s.f. (19 %) of the property. Staff <br />identified an alternate location for Lhe sport court confonning to setbacks (Exhibit F). <br />Staff would make the following recommendations in regards to the criteria for “undue <br />hardship pertinent to this application: <br />flYiWklliriTWiir j
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