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MINUTES OF THE <br />ORONO PLANNING COMMISSION MEETING <br />Monday. July 21.2003 <br />6:00 o’clock p.m. <br />(«W «W3-2907 JEFF AND CARA ZIEBARTH, CoatlaHcd) <br />d) Drainage it still a concern, although from staffs perspective the most recent plan will <br />actually reduce the magnitude of overland drainage from the rear half of this site. Staff <br />believes the drainage issues are not made worse with this plan, and a suitable drainage <br />plan incorporating sw ales and roof gutters can be devised to reduce any current drainage <br />problems. <br />When designing his proposal. Mr. Ziebarth stated that he believed hardcover to be the most <br />important element of the design, as opposed to setbacks. He indicated that the biggest ehallenge <br />he faced was the sewer easement, and the struggle to meet several requirements, and stilt gel <br />what they need for livable space. Ziebarth contended that, under the allowable calculations, he <br />would only be allowed a 500 s.f. second story if he were required to meet 10’ side yard setbacks. <br />He indicated that he had assumed they would be allowed to construct a second story above the <br />existing first story. <br />Chair Smith stated that the revised drainage plan seems doable and that the second story could <br />encroach into the 0-75’ setback; howes'er. the side yart setbacks remain the issue. She stated <br />that feedback from the neighbors at the last Commission meeting and letters in the packet still <br />contend this to be an issue. <br />Ziebarth staled that, in his opinion, his home has been overshadowed by neighboring properties, <br />and that a precedent has already been set to the south allowing the second story, albeit further <br />from the lot line. <br />Kirk Otteson, 710 North Arm Drive, the neighbor to the south, indicated that his home is <br />compliant 23’ from the property line. He stated that, as proposed, this home would be larger than <br />his home on a smaller piece of property. He maintained that if the home were located just 2* <br />from his property line, and still two stories tall, the impact would be 10 times worse than his, <br />which is compliant. Otteson stated that he was not allowed a walkout design; therefore, went <br />with the two story plan. He objected to a two story home located 2’ from his property line. <br />Chy^Smith asked for the ^licant to comment on staffs recommendation that the garage be <br />Ziebarth stated that moving the existing structure would compromise the layout of the house. He <br />maintained that the design tnd look of the house would be substantially changed and that shifting <br />the garage over would drastically block the house and any sunlight ftom iu southwest comer. <br />Chair Smith asked for Ziebarth to comment on the second story recommendation. <br />Ziebarth stated that a 490 s.f. second story would look odd sitting atop the home. <br />Chair Smith stated that the Commission could vote on whst was in front of them or table the <br />PAGE 10 of 37
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