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MINUTES OF THE ORONO PLANNING COMMISS»ON <br />MEETING HELD ON FEBRUARY 20, 1996 <br />(#2 Proposed Zoning Amendment - Continued) <br />Hawn suggested 1A be recommended. Smith said the subheadings, a,b,c, could be <br />performance standards set at another time. Schroeder said he was not in favor of la <br />regarding the location. <br />Engebretson questioned a.3) regarding the non-profit organization Schroeder questioned <br />how broad that statement could be as a practical matter. Hawn said the land lease <br />arranuements could be protected with specific performance standards Schroeder noted <br />that the performance standards and the land lease arrangements were two separate issues. <br />Engebretson thought the land lease arrangement could be combined with the conditional <br />use permit Mabusth said this Issue goes back to advice from the City Attorney that the <br />use cannot be allowed without amending the ordinance upfront. She continued that the <br />use is not the problem but the ownership and who will operate it. <br />A woman in the audience commented that she understood Orono to stand for open land <br />and suggested an open ice rink. Mabusth said the issue of the arena has been before the <br />Citv for quite some time and the V.A. made prospective buyers of the neighboring <br />property, such as this homeowner, aware that the land was being considered for an ice <br />arena. Schroeder noted that the City stands for many things, open space, quality of life, <br />education, recreation, etc. <br />Smith asked this neighbor if some sort of arena would meet her approval, but again voiced <br />her simuestion for an open ice rink. Vee added that there was other land available than <br />this particular comer and could not see placing a large building on a small parcel of land. <br />Schroeder noted that the proposal was regarding amending the ordinance for an arena as <br />an accessory use to a high school and other issues will be addressed at a later date. <br />Hawn suggested that the indoor sports facility not be confined only to an ice arena to <br />eliminate such discussions at a later point. Schroeder said he believed such discussions <br />were important <br />Engebretson asked the Commission to contemplate the ownership of the facilities under <br />the amendment, Schroeder said a later work session could discuss this issue and may <br />result in a future amendment to the proposal under discussion Smith questioned whether <br />a.3 was required to be in the code Mabusth asked how else a non-profit organization <br />could be distinguished from a school as it cannot come under the school umbrella. <br />Schroeder said a work session could contain the discussion ot how the school views the <br />non-profit land lease arrangements. It was noted that all work sessions are public <br />meetings Engebretson asked if the land lease agreement could be made as a standard <br />under the school use for a spec .U project Schroeder said he would not be in favor of <br />that. <br />17
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