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MINUTES OF TF^ ORONO PLAI'JNING COMMISSION <br />MEETING HELD ON SEPTEMBER 18, 1995 <br />(#18) #2070 L. E. BRUEGGEMAN COMP.ANIES» 372 STREET - <br />SKETCH PLAN OF PROPOSED TWO LOT SUBDIVISION - PUBLIC <br />HEARING <br />The Certificiite of Mailing and .AfndaN-it of PubUcaiion were noted. <br />Developer Loren Brueggeman and property owner. Dean .Maeser, were present. <br />The property in question is located on Westlake Street. The sketch plan is a <br />propLd lo't line rearrangement or replat to result in two builamg sites from a L99 acre <br />^oup of 3 ta.K parcels. This property is located in the single tamily lakeshore <br />2-acre zoning distria requiring 200’ width nammums. The home currentl) on P P ^ <br />^v^aps lots 10 and 11 with a storage-type building on lot 11. Two rental cabins overlap <br />lots 11 and 12 but are mainly located in lot 12. The property curren y operates as on <br />single property One sewer unit was assessed to the existing house but not granted to <br />cabts. wlSch'axe non-conformmg and are in need of removal. Councd <br />aoDlicant earlier this vear to connect the house to sewer and allowed the cabms to remam <br />in use for two more years before they must be removed. The f <br />system on the property, and the house must be connected to sewer immediateK . The cos <br />of connecting to sewer is .SI 4,000 per unit. <br />The appiicam decided to pursue a lot line rearTangement or of the <br />buiJdino sites. The lots would meet the required setbacks with 50 front and 30 side bu <br />would create a back-lot situation. The potential rights of the owner to have an addtuooal <br />building site would be much greater if each eidsting lot was bmldaSle but they are not « <br />many variances would be needed. If a back lot were created and roptool « <br />meei the 150% requirement. Lot area variances would be required. T^e lot width as <br />noted in case 1 is dependent on the 75’ line but would probably meet the lot ividth <br />required. The lot coverage by smicrure aUowance is limited by hardcover maximums. An <br />average lakeshore setback variance would also be required. <br />In the question of a replai. would the City allow a narrow corridor to access the back lot <br />would 30' be required as per the code'’ It is questionable whether two precis would be <br />allowed in this 2-acre zoning. The lots use currently overlaps resuitmg m the ^ lots <br />&Lonin» as one prooe-fry. If a subdivision is not possible. City questions whit reliet <br />fould be ^ven to tte owner. Would it be possible to sell land to a neighbor? <br />Developer Bnieugeman passed out sketch plans to the Commissioners showing wo <br />3 rim ^th a walkout rambler style home, square footage of which would be 4000+ s.f. <br />both up^er and lower levels. Both would be on substandard lots but would be <br />sellable according to Brueggeman. <br />30
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