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ORONO PLANNING COMMISSION MEETING <br />MINUTES FOR JANUARY 19. 2000 <br />(#2543 T«d and Judith Edin, Continued) <br />Weinberger stated the Applicants are proposing to replace an existing deck and adding a <br />small bump>out section, 8 feet by 12 feet, to serve as a sitting area, and remove 829 ^uare feet of <br />hardcover in the 75-250' setback area. The Applicant is proposing to replace an existing second story <br />deck on the lakeside of the house due to its deteriorating condition. <br />Weinberger stated the hardcover in the 0-75* setback will remain at 9.9 percent, with the <br />hardcover In the 75-250' setback being reduced from 77.11 percent to 88.9 percent. The <br />Applicant had indicated he would be agreeable to removing some of the existing rock and plastic <br />underlayment located on the property. Weinberger noted the overall structure coverage will <br />increase from 23.3 percent to 23.9 percent with the added bump-out section. <br />Weinberger noted the Applicant has submitted a letter addressing hardship. <br />City Staff is recommending approval of the variances to rebuild the deck to the same <br />dimensions as what currently exists. City Staff is not recommending approval of the bump-out <br />section to the deck due to the increase in the amount of structural coverage on the property. <br />Edin stated due to a shared driveway, his property has higher than normal hardcover. Edin <br />noted at the last Planning Commission meeting he was told to reduce the hardcover, which <br />he has done in the 75-250' setback. <br />Weinberger remarked that this is the same basic proposal that was presented to the Planning <br />Commission at its November meeting. Weinberger stated the application was tabled to give <br />the Applicant time to review his application and to make the necessary changes. <br />Nygard noted the minutes from the November meeting reflect that the Applicant was asked to <br />reduce hardcover. <br />Edin indicated he is unable to reduce hardcover any further. <br />Hawn stated she has concerns regarding the amount of hardcover and structural coverage on <br />the property. Hawn indicated the Planning Commission tends to adhere to the 15 percent <br />structural coverage requirement. The Applicant was advised that he would probably be allowed <br />to replace the existing deck due to its poor condition but would probably not be allowed to <br />add to the size of the deck due to the increase in structural coverage on the property, which <br />presently exceeds the amount allowed on the property. Hawn stated the Applicant will need <br />to reduce the size of the deck in order to reduce the amount of structural coverage. <br />Edin stated the amount of structural coverage on the property was not discussed at the last <br />meeting. <br />Smith stated the Planning Commission will allow the Applicant to replace the existing deck <br />to the same dimensions. <br />Weinberger pointed out the Planner's Report, which was provided to the Applicant, does refer to a <br />variance for structural coverage. Weinberger stated Staffs recommendations remain the same. <br />There were no public comments regarding this application. <br />Kluth inquired whether the structural cover&ge could be reduced on this property. <br />Edin reiterated he was not aware the structural coverage needed to be reduced. <br />.1 <br />Page 19
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