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MINXTES OF THE ORONO PL.\NNTNG COMMISSION <br />MEFITFNG HELD ON APRIL 15, 1996 <br />(M9 - #2128 Orono Hockey Boosters - Continued) <br />Engebretson said the entity under which the ice arena will be run is a new non-profit <br />association issued through the IRS. The Boosters propose to have 3 of the 5 direaors <br />come from their membership with the school appointing 1 and the City 1. A neighboring <br />property ow ner w ill act as a liaison to represent concern of the neighborhood Haw n was <br />informed that the liaison w ou!d not be a voting member <br />Regarding issues with the neighbors. Engebretson said two meetings were held with 21 <br />property owners in attendance A number of changes were made as a result of these <br />meetings A major change was to redesign the roof The original bowstring design was <br />changed to a fiat roof to demass the project Engebretson said neither the school nor the <br />neighbors liked the exterior design This resulted in a change to pre-cast panels, which <br />will allow for more fiexibility A 529,000 landscaping budget has been set Timm said <br />this was not enough money. Fencing will also be erected to separate the arena from the <br />neighboring homes Engebretson said the parking lot would be phased in with gravel <br />allowed to settle due to the soil conditions Paving and curbing, along with the parking lot <br />landscaping, will be done once the settling has occurred. <br />Lindquist asked w here the Boosters w ere in resolving the issues of concern brought <br />forward by the neighbors Engebretson said they have responded to the size and height of <br />the building, the exterior, landscaping, and fencing The neighbors would like the parking <br />lot placed near CoRd 6 with the building moved to the south but Engebretson said this <br />would probably not occur Engebretson said the plan is for a south facing lobby and a <br />close relationship with the high school to assist with overfiow parking. There would be a <br />change to drainage patterns if the building was moved The main reason to maintain the <br />building location is for aesthetics <br />Engebretson was asked about the elevation of the parking lot. The building itself will be <br />sunk into the hillside and be on a dr wTivvard slope from the neighborhood Roseboom <br />said there will be drainage and catch basms within the parking lot Karin Zeeb said she <br />was concerned w ith the effect of drainage on their properties and into their septic systems. <br />Roseboom said the drainage will go into a storm water retention area and filter into the <br />swales Peterson told Zeeb that the City will review the drainage, and it should not have <br />an impact on their properties. <br />Other issues of concern for the neighbors were hours of operation, noise and traffic, <br />lighting, fencing, safety, and CoRd 6 <br />Roger Zeeb said the issues keeps going back to the fact that the arena is too large of a <br />structure for the small lot. He said the setback from the residential lot line, which was <br />originally suggested to be 100’, was returned to that allowed in the code at 50'. He noted <br />that the Planning Commission represents all of the residents of Orono and should adhere <br />to the philosophy of open space
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