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/7. <br />TO: Chair Hawn and Orono Planning Commission Members <br />Ron Moorsc, City Administrator <br />FROM: PauJ Weinberger, Zoning Administralof/Planner <br />DATE: January 9.2001 <br />SUBJECT: /<2653 Craig Alshousc <br />4100 Watertouit Road <br />Sketch Plan Review <br />Zoning District: <br />Lot Area: <br />List of Exhibits: <br />RR-IA One Family Rural Residential (5 Acre minimum lot size) <br />Approximately 37 Acres <br />A Application <br />B Site Location Map <br />C Plat Map <br />D Site Topography <br />E Resolution No. 1894 <br />F Welland Invcntoiy ’ <br />The applicant has requested a Sketch Plan Review for a Class Hi subdivision for property located <br />at 4100 Watertow-n Road. The property- consists of approximately 37 acres of which approximately <br />2 acres is classified as Orono Wetlands and appear on the City Wetland Maps. The applicant has <br />submitted two proposals for discussion with the Plaruiing Commission. <br />Proposal I: Six lot standard plat <br />Proposal 2: F ive lot standard plat <br />1 he primary difference between the two proposals is the size of Lot 5. Because Lot 5 contains a <br />large barn and indoor riding arena, the second option would be to create a larger parcel of land to <br />create an individual lot with more pasture land. <br />Staff has had several discussions with the applicant about the future use of tlic property as a <br />-community horse farm". The concept would have created an Outlot over the property contammg <br />a bam and 10,000 s.f. indoor riding arena. Acres of pasturcland would be left with the buildings and <br />would be owned by a Homeowners Association. The subdividcr had done some research on this <br />issue and determined other “community bams" have not been successful. One re^n noted wns <br />show horses and other horses not familiar with one another may not adjust well to this environment. <br />Maintenance and care for the horses has also been a concern. <br />f26S)Cni|AlilwiM <br />4100 W«efto%m Road <br />Sketdi PUn llaic«