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r <br />MINUTES OF THE ORONO PLANNING COMMISSION <br />MEETING HELD ON NOVEMBER 17,1997 <br />Van Zomeren showed the location of the Highway 12 industrial area and the residential <br />area within 200' that is not separatea b>' a roadway. The area eligible is located to the <br />south of the highway. Su has historically required that adjacent lot lines be contiguous. <br />If a more liberal viewpoint vs as taken and the road was not considered, that area could <br />possibly cross the road. The other location is in Navarre. Van Zomeren displayed where <br />the subject lot and commercial zoning is located. <br />Van Zomeren said the terminology in the code needs clarification. <br />The existing location where the fire station was located is not eligible for duplex credit as <br />it is outside the commercial zone and the 200' limitation. <br />Van Zomeren said she and Gaffron discussed modifying the duplex credit. The B-3 <br />zoning is the only zoning that could be extended to capture that lot and eliminate the 200' <br />requirement. The 200' eligibility could be changed to reflect 400' from the B-3 district. <br />The B-1 and B-6 zoning districts would be eliminated for duplex credit. <br />Van Zomeren said, if the City's intent is to allow duplex housing, it first needs to be <br />determined where that housing should be located and then place it in the zoning. She <br />does not feel it makes sense where the use is currently allocated. She says it is important <br />to buffer the industrial and commercial areas with higher density but not with the distance <br />requirement. She feels they should be separated, the correct location determined, and the <br />ordinance changed to reflect it. The zoning has to change first to make the area eligible, <br />then the conditional use pemiit process would be initiated. Van Zomeren is concerned <br />with the zoning becoming a moving target as to what property is eligible. <br />16 <br />1 <br />t f