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Addendum to Hardcover Variance <br />Jeff and Nancy Twidwell <br />1865 Concordia Street <br />'Hie hardship of this property has to do witli lot limitations. As per Orono <br />regulations , a structure up to 15% of lot size is deemed appropriate. Our <br />proposed structure meets this recommendation, but to place the home in the <br />proper setback to be in accord with adjoining properties, our lot has <br />inadequate hardcover to allow a functionally adequate driveway and <br />turnaround. <br />A. Comparing the proposed hardcover to the e.xisting hardcover, both total <br />hardcover and hardcover within the 0 - 75’ zone are markedl)' reduced. <br />1. l otal I lardcover existing - 7698 SF <br />proposed - 650C SF <br />reduction of 15.6 % <br />2. 0 - 75' 1 lardcover existing - 1574 SI' <br />proposed - 252 SF (only steps to fake remain <br />unchanged) <br />3. structure (house, garage, deck) 3297 sf = 15% of lot <br />B. Improxed drainage on lot w ith new proposal. <br />1. lower hardcover, especially in most important 0-75’ zone <br />2. improved grade for better absorption / filtration, niiiking existing and new’ <br />“non hardcover ’ areas more effective <br />3. although both are considered hardcover, large concrete patio present now <br />on lake side (600s0 replaced by smaller deck (324sf) w ith slatted floor and <br />functional absorptive area beneath; will dramatically slow runoff and <br />improve absorption <br />4. small bumis to be added on north side to sknv drainage and increase <br />absorption <br />5. large hillside on lakeside present now- densely planted; this feature <br />dramatically increases w ater absorption and decreases runoff of tliis lot and is <br />maintained <br />'6- t
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