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MINUTES OF THE <br />ORONO PLANNING COMMISSION MEETING <br />Monday, November 17,2003 <br />6:00 o’clock p.m. <br />restncbons. The applicants were unaware that a permit had not been obtained as required, <br />and it was their understanding that their contractor had obtained a permit for the work <br />conducted on their property. Staff has included a copy of the contract from Sport Court, <br />which the applicants signed, placing the responsibility for obtaining permits upon the <br />property owner. <br />In September, the applicants were directed by Planning Department Staff to remove the <br />2380 s.f. sport court. At that time, the applicants did not wish to remove the sport court and <br />applied for an after-the-fact variance. A letter from Planning Director, Mike Gaffron, <br />dated September 10, 2003, informed the applicants that their variance application was <br />incomplete pending submittal of several items. Staff did not want the issue to be <br />overlooked and sent a letter to the applicants requiring submittal of the materials by <br />November 1,2003 or removal of the sport court would be required to avoid legal action by <br />the City. At that time, Staff also required that the raised garden be brought into <br />compliance with City Codes. <br />On October 31” Staff called the applicants because the materials had not been submitted <br />and notified them that the materials were to be submitted by 10 am Monday, November <br />3"*. There was a misunderstanding regarding who was to be responsible for submitting <br />each of the required items which was causing the delay in material submittal. <br />Foth stated that, typically, a 30’ side yard setback is required; the current setback of the <br />sport court is between 3.5’ and 6’ from the eastern side property line. The applicants are <br />asking the Planning Commission to allow a structure 2380.s.f., which is 1380 s.f. larger <br />than the threshold which triggers the increased setback of 30’, to be set back less than 6’ <br />from the property line. Additionally, the setback requested by the applicants is <br />significantly less than would be required for even just a small storage shed. The applicants <br />have proposed additional landscaping screening consisting of arborvitoe between the sport <br />court and the eastern property line. In addition, Foth noted that the garden was located by <br />the surveyor approximately 3-4 ” over the property line and should be located entirely <br />PAGE 16 of 56
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