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ORONOPLANNING COMMISSION MEETING <br />MINUTES FOR JUNE 15,1998 <br />(#3 - ^2370 Gary O'Keefe - Continued) <br />Ci^' StafiTis recoounendmig submittal of a revised grading plan, limiting the hardcover to 6765 <br />sqi^rc feel Ojsrall, no\\alkeu^^and cv^^aling whether grading of the hill is appropriate in the 0-7S' <br />• • • •.* <br />s stoted he is willing to reduce hardcover by eliminating apdrtion of the driveway. ’• <br />Chair Smith commented she had hoped the hardcover discrepancy could have been resolved prior' ‘ <br />to tonight's meeting. O'Keefe stated that he calculated the hardco\'cr at 8,665 square feet based on his <br />own n;casurc.Tents. Gafiron noted that the staff did not calculate tlic current hardcover but reUel <br />upon an existe.g rurvey. Gafifron commented he would prefer having the O’Keefe's survev or calculate <br />the amount of hardcover currently existing rather than have City Staff review the propertv*. GaSron <br />indicated a bigger issue for the Planning Commission to decide upon is what is the appropriate <br />hardcover for this property. <br />0 Keefe inquired why there are differences in hardcover requirements between Wav'aata and <br />Orono when they share the same lake. McMillan Indicated Orono's ordinances governing hardcover <br />are more restrIctivT. <br />very little grading will be done in the area where the residence is presently <br />I: was the concensus of the Planning Commission that a revised grading plan needs to be submitted in <br />order to allow them to make a determination on a variance and conditional use penult. <br />* • # <br />0 Keefe indicated he would be able to supply a revised grading plan by Tliursday. <br />In response to a question by Chair Smith whether Mr. O’Keefe vvould be willing to reduce hard»ver <br />in the 75-250 ’ zones, O’Keefe stated he vvould be in favor of reducing hardcover, noting thnl the <br />rla.*in:ng Convuission had recommended hardcover be limited to 40% at its last meeting, wiiich he <br />has attempted to comply with. O’Keefe’s architect has designed the residence with special pavc.*s <br />which vvould allow water to pass through. <br />Cc.T.m!ssioncrs agreed tliat grading to blend in with the neighbor's property was acceptable wiih <br />an approved grading plan. <br />Chair Smith inquired whether anyone from the public wi^cd to comment on this application. " <br />• • • <br />Dia.nn Goetten, City Council Representative, inquired why 40% hardcover was being recommended <br />for this propertv*. * • • <br />uiui tu/o in iHf /0-/DU zone vva:» suggcsico as a iigurc mat could be ootainatie to <br />this parcel of land. Since the Applicant is now proposing to raze the existing stmcturc. tlic property* <br />\\eu!d be constdered as a new* buildable lot, ’ * * * ... ar.d <br />the standard hardcover requirements vvould be in effect. <br />There was no further public comment. <br />Hawn stated she wxiuld like hardcover to be reduced from 40%, noting that no vote was taken c.-.