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V <br />™c np THF ORONO PLANNING COMMISSION MEETING <br />,^qj„UIES of the OTO^ OCTOBER 18, 1993 <br />(#8) #1883 STEVEN M. ENGLUND - CONT. <br />his cone- drah.s« is- and cando^d d.c appHcant as he <br />with development of the property. <br />It was moved by Peterson, secon^d to app^^^^^^^^^ <br />a37 a?r:7aro“«rm —ns 1-3 as listed in the staff memo dated October 5, 1993. <br />Ayes 6, nays 0. <br />(#9) #1884 ORVILLE VARIANCE - PUBLIC HE.ARING 9:45 P.M <br />475 OXFORD ROAD, AFTER-THE-FAi, i vaivi.- <br />- 10:12 P.M. <br />Tic Affidavit of Publication and Certificate of Mailing were noted. <br />OrvUle Fisher was present. <br />Gaffron explained that a complamt had <br />Sreuttin. in the 0-75 ’ zone. “ ^oved in ±e 0-75 ’ zone as well as <br />been a m^iber of trees. 6" 0-75 ’ setback area is not allowed by Cty <br />intensive vegetation cleanng. Tre. cun , adopted about one year ago prohioit <br />Code fit addition. Shoteland Regulations tha violation tags have been issued and <br />tommive vegetation cuning and cleanng “ in the 0-75 ’ setback <br />are pending in the courts. Ihe SPP'“=“‘j denial^the after-the-fact variance and look <br />area on previous property. yer if it meets standards the City should require^ <br />at the proposed restoration plan to cor^ito if connection and remodelmg <br />caffron noted other activity on the property as mere <br />S:^^g which is separate from me tree cutting issue. . . „ 3,d <br />Fisher aoologized to me public. Planning c^ve OTdent had done the work <br />SS h L not done intentionally. He '-'P'^-^'t^^ct on^ noun cut within me 0-75' zone. <br />wMc me Fishers were out of town and Fisher noted he <br />Bom me college student and fljj,c jq mey could determine me extent o e <br />contacmd a surveyor to veniy me 7a se'tok lin ^y ^^jt^ntion and “trecuoi^^ <br />damage, and he also conucted Jeanne Mabusm „ determine what wiU be <br />He U not asking for approval ot an „ develop a plan for restoranon <br />necessary lo correct the problem. A landscaper to replaced with trees (as <br />:rwhaThad e.xisted. Boxelder trees wamr uble i^ea. A boxelder is <br />rid^reSTw^^ ^ r: —e —d commerciaUy so more expensive trees <br />replaced. <br />13