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MINUTES OF THE <br />ORONO PLANNING COMMISSION MEETING <br />JULY 17, 2000 <br />(112599 BOB AND WENDY BEUTLER, Continued) <br />the Applicant will not need a variance to either hardcover or structural coverage under his proposed <br />plan. The Applicant is also proposing to remove the e.xisting stairway to the lake, with a narrower <br />stairway being constructed to limit the amount of hardcover in this area. <br />Weinberger stated the Applicant has submitted a grading and drainage plan today, with the City <br />Engineer not having an opportunity at tltis time to rcvie\v it. The Applicant is proposing to <br />construct a small drainage area at one comer of the house to collect all the water runoff from the <br />driveway and the area that currently drains towards the neighbor's residence. <br />City Staff would recommend approval of the application as presented, w ith approval of the average <br />lakeshore setback variance to permit a 17.' encroachment into the average lakcshorc setback based <br />on the follow ing findings: <br />1. Construction of the house in the proposed location places the house 100' from the lakcshorc <br />2. The proposed location of the house best utilizes the topography of the lot. Using the flat area <br />area of the property would permit a house to be constructed w ithout requiring additional <br />grading beyond what would normally be permitted with new home construction. <br />3. Impacts to the lakcshorc views for the property to the north would be minimal. The existing <br />house is located 20' closer to the lakeshore than the proposed new house. <br />Weinberger stated the proposal is consistent with the existing development in the area, with no <br />issues relating to septic. Weinberger noted it is noi possible to acquire any additional land to make <br />this lot bigger since both lots are currently developed Weinberger stated the proposed location of <br />the new residence best utilizes the topographs of the lot and takes advantage of the <br />natural drainage channels existing on the property, with minimal grading required. <br />Weinberger stated one concern is the lack of decks or patios depicted on the plan. TIk Applicant <br />has indicated they would make use of existing enclosed areas rather than construct a deck <br />or patio. The Applicant has indicated he understands the concerns of Staff that the proposed plan <br />docs use up most of the allowable hardcover and structural coverage in this area. Staff would not <br />recommend any variances to allow the construction of decks or patios in the future unless the <br />Applicant demonstrates within his final plan that there i^ additional hardcover available to allow a <br />deck or patio. <br />Smith inquired w hether there is an issue relating to easement and access as it relates to the shared <br />driveway. Smith noted nothing currently exists in the record regarding that shared driveway. <br />Bcutler indicated that was an agreement reached between the two parties <br />Weinberger stated there has noi been an\thing recorded on either property. Weinberger staled the <br />adjacent resident has been notified of this meeting <br />Smith inquired whether the Applicant has spoken with his new neighbor regarding his proposal. <br />PACE 6
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