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MINUTES OF THE ORONO PLANNING COMMISSION <br />Monday, September 17,2001 <br />6:30 o'clock p.m. <br />(H0I>2702 Fine Line Design Group, Continued) <br />Lindquist stated in his opinion the City is required to grant the variances for a house and that a <br />condition of approval can be to require the Applicant to submit water runoff calculations and possibly <br />construct some type of water retention pond. <br />Behnke stated irregardless of whether a retention pond is constructed in the area, the amount of water <br />runoff will remain the same. Behnke stated due to the small size of the lot, it would be difficult to get <br />onsite percolation and controlling the rate of water is possible to prevent erosion. <br />Lindquist stated the neighbor is getting penalized by having a house built on this property, and if the <br />variances are not granted, the ow ner of this property is being penalized. Lindquist suted in his view <br />the City should take some steps to address this situation. <br />Stoddard suggested that this application be red-flagged, with the Public Works Department looking at <br />this area to determine whether some steps should be taken to address the water runoff in this area. <br />Behnke stated the question comes down to whether it is possible to do something to reduce the water <br />runoff from the house to the street. Behnke stated if the house is pushed further back on the lot, it <br />would result in an increase in hardcover. Behnke stated in his view it is going to come down to the <br />recommendation of the City Engineer based upon the water runoff calculations. <br />Smith stated in her view the Planning Commission needs to have a drainage plan as well as the <br />calculations prior taking action on this application. <br />Behnke stated a drainage plan has been submitted. <br />Smith inquired w hether Staff feels the drainage plan meet the pre-situation. <br />Bottenberg slated in her view it does not. <br />Smith inquired whether the City Engineer has delineated what needs to be done in this area based <br />upon the drainage calculations. <br />luMlcnberg stated the City Engineer's recommcndii.ions are contained in his September lO"* letter. <br />Behnke slated he submined a drainage plan in response to the request made at the previous Planning <br />Coinmi. ..ion meeting. Behnke stated the calculations were requested in order to provide the amount of <br />runoff that is anticipated. <br />Smith stated the next step is for the Applicant to respond to the City Engineer ’s request for the pre and <br />post calculations. <br />Hawn pointed out the only variances being requested are for lot area and lot width, with the structure <br />being in compliance with City’s ordinances. Hawn stated in her view the laler runoff in this area is a <br />City responsibility and that the individual property owners should not be required to take steps to <br />address this situation. <br />PAGE 7
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