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MINUTES OF THE <br />ORONO PLANNING COMMISSION <br />Toctday» Fcbnuuy 19,2002 <br />0:30 o’clock pjn. <br />Peterson stated he has nothing additional to add to Staff’s report <br />There were no public comments relating to this application. <br />Hawn inquired what thoughts the Planning Commission had regarding access from Wildhurst <br />Kluth inquired why two curb cuts rather than one. <br />Peterson stated two curb cuts make access to the property work the best. Peterson noted under <br />Item #4 the City is going to review that item. <br />Hawn inquired whether the Applicant would be okay with this application proceeding forward subject to <br />that condition. <br />Peterson stated that would be okay. <br />Kluth stated it was his understanding a property owner was only allowed one curb cut <br />Weinberger stated traditionally only one access is granted to a property, with each request being <br />reviewed by the Public Works Director. Weinberger stated it has been the policy of the City in the past <br />to only allow one curb cut, noting it might not be defined specifically in the code. <br />Smith inquired whether the garage could be located closer to the house to eliminate the need to be <br />within the wetland. <br />Carter indicated they did discuss that with the MCWD, who had also suggested the garage be located <br />closer to the house. Carter stated they originally located the garage 20 feet from the house and have <br />since relocated it six feet closer. Carter stated the problem with coming any closer to the house with the <br />garage is access into the garagr. <br />Smith inquired whether the garage doors could be relocated. <br />Carter stated it is a tuck-under garage, which limits which direction the garage can be accessed from. <br />Kluth commented the hardships are very compelling in this case, but noted that there is nothing in the <br />lay of the land that requires a two level garage. Kluth stated he is unsure what the hardship is for a two <br />level garage. <br />Peterson stated he did not want to construct a single level four car garage, which would add to the <br />hardcover. Peterson stated the garage was stacked in an effort to limit the footprint. <br />Rahn inquired whether this design was completed prior to the new zoning requirements being put into <br />place. <br />PAGE 10
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