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1984.PAGE 2 <br />(lot size .96') asked <br />d bo placed. <br />:he berming would be <br />ruction but that they <br />i Road to screen the <br />Jastyr stated that <br />placed along their <br />ubdivision. Bastyr <br />et is a 2 acre ; ning <br />>ts around there are <br />osal would fit right <br />1 (10.34 acres) asked <br />ne in the ability to <br />.ce do they intend to <br />ed what the square <br />.pated. <br />that the price range <br />1,000-500,000 homes. <br />experience in real <br />nd for these types of <br />1-done development, <br />re footage would be <br />tory home and 1,200- <br />r home. <br />Road stated that if <br />would that hurt the <br />be constructed. <br />uld only be a minimal <br />at their preliminary <br />nd that 2 acres allows <br />s as well. <br />3ked who the developer <br />loper has in this type <br />lopcr is the Painters <br />Bastyr stated that <br />y have no experience. <br />id stated if the object <br />racter, why 20 homes <br />one it to 2 acres when 5 <br />lough. <br />cy chose the lots <br />: that 13 was too few. <br />king at economics too. <br />NUTES OF THE PLANNING COMMISSION MEETING OF JANUARY 16, 1984. PAGE 3 <br />PAINTERS CREEK <br />LOPMENT Lucy Yogerst of 4740 Bayside Road asked what happened <br />to the last application for this piece of property. <br />Zoning Administrator Mabusth stated that that <br />application was formally withdrawn. <br />Margaret Olson of 4645 Bayside Road (18 acres) stated <br />that she wasn't in favor of the rezoning and feared <br />that it might invade their privacy. <br />Ron Bastyr stated that this development would be <br />unique because of the substantial berming which would <br />keep the privacy. <br />Margaret Olson of 4645 Bayside Road stated that it is <br />not just the privacy but also the possibility of sewer <br />coming down Bayside Road. <br />Chairperson Goetten stated that is why it would be 2 <br />acres which would allow enough room for septic <br />systems. <br />Peter Achey of 4720 Bayside Road (1.06 acres) stated <br />that Orono's own Zoning Code paragraph 34.001, says <br />that "R-IA requires that districts shall have <br />immediate access to highways and public sanitary <br />sewers.” Achey stated that the RR-IA requires a 5 <br />acre minimum lot size to stear away from sewer. Achey <br />stated that is the reason that there still is the 5 acre <br />zone so that sewer won't be required. <br />Zoning Administrator Mabusth stated that there are <br />sections in the Comprehensive Plan where it <br />specifically states that the City is aware that to <br />really sustain a rural lot, 2 acres is completely <br />adequate to satisfy a septic system with an alternate <br />site. Mabusth stated that the 5 acre zone is there <br />because the people in the area wanted it that way and <br />that it really isn't a necessity, but that it was the <br />peoples desire. Mabusth stated that there is no worry <br />of sewer going down that street. , <br />Peter Achey of 4720 Bayside Road stated that in the <br />City's own publications that it was estimated in 1975 <br />that it would cost approximately $10,000 per acre to <br />sewer that area. <br />Zoning Administrator Mabusth stated that i t would cost <br />more today. <br />Chairperson Goetten stated that she didn't think <br />anyone has given, or will give any indication, that <br />they want sewer in this area. <br />S'- ' <br />■V • H <br />■ •; <br />I <br />f ■ • <br />f <br />MINUTES 01 <br />dj??^PAIN1 <br />DEVELOPMEl <br />1 <br />i