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Ted Wolf <br />Septembers, 1998 <br />Page 2 of 2 <br />To proceed with the lot line rearrangement, I need resolution of the bam issue to determine if the <br />setbacks are met. The barn's roof needs to be replaced if it is going to be kept for use. If it will be <br />used as a bam, a 75' setback is required from the new lot line. The ability to obtain a conditional use <br />permit in the future to keep a horse is not dependent on having a bam. <br />If the bam will be used for storage as an accessory structure, the new lot line needs to be 50' from <br />the re'ir wall of the stmcture. <br />It is important to know that the Planning Commission and City Council don't generally approve <br />variances for setbacks when lot lines are being rearranged. <br />The factors to consider are: <br />1. The stmcture is existing but needs a new roof to be sound. <br />2. The stmcture is legally non-conforming as to the required setback from the north <br />property line. <br />3. Keeping a horse requires a conditional use permit, 3 acres minimum lot size with 2 <br />acres for pasture, not to include the septic sites. <br />4. Staff would defer to a horse expert on whether the site was appropriate for a horse. <br />5. A bam is not required by ordinance to keep a horse. <br />I cannot anticipate whether the City Planning Commission and City Council would favorably <br />approve a conditional use permit for a horse in the future. As Orono has grown, the keeping of <br />horses and complaints that I have received for adjacent neighbors of other properties have noticeably <br />increased. That is one of the reasons why staff relies on a horse expert to objectively review the <br />property without influence from neighbors. <br />I would appreciate knowing what your decision is on the bam before September 1 1th so that I can <br />process the staff report in a timely manner. Please call me at 473-7357 when you have reached a <br />decision. <br />Sincerely, <br />Liz Van Zomeren <br />City Planner/Zoning Administrator <br />LVZ/jlg <br />cc: Tom Carlson, faxed to 371-3207 <br />Mike Hilbelink, faxed to 476-5333
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