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KHNUTES OF THE ORONO PLANNING COMMISSION <br />MEETING HELD ON AUGUST 18.1997 <br />(#2 - #2279/#2280 Marc and Tracy Whitehead - Continued) <br />Whitehead noted that this is the second review of the property. She thought the chan^g <br />of the cul-de-sac to a shared drivew-ay would enable her to gain the alternate seotic site for <br />Lot 4. Whitehead indicated that there is 5.89 acres between Lots 1 and 2 questioning <br />whether Lot 2 would need a lot area variance Schroeder received confirmation from <br />Gafifron that it would create a front lot/back lot scenario. Schroeder noted that lot area <br />variances are tvnicallv not anoroved for new si»hdivi«c5on <br />Lindquist reiterated that he would not approve the application without two septic sites for <br />Lot 4, noting that even with Outlot B, there is still a problem. Whitehead acknowledged <br />that the ahemate septic site would still be located underneath the driveway. <br />Whitehead asked how it would work if Lots 2 and 4 were combined. Lindquist said h <br />would become one lot. and the shared drivewav should be at least 50' from the <br />neighboring property. Whitehead said a 50' setback is not required. Gaflfron confirmed <br />that only a 30' setback would be required as it becomes a side street. If it was an outlot <br />driveway, the house to the driveway would be 50', Schroeder noted there is ample room <br />to meet that setback. <br />^Tiitehead said the Stankovsky's home was shown at 74' from the lot line when the plan <br />was reviewed for its construction but was subsequently built at 31'. She said the 1,13 acre <br />Stankovsky lot was to be built on the existing pad but expanded out from it. Schroeder <br />indicated that this is a senarate matter but acknowledeed it should not have occurred. He <br />was informed that the Stankovsky house was built 11 years ago. Schroeder noted with a <br />3-k>t subdivision, the Stankovsky's should be able to acquire additional land from the <br />Whitehead's. Whitehead said they have considered that possibility but noted that the <br />driveway would require a retaining wall. McMillan suggested going around to the <br />northeast side of the old Lot 4. Whitehead said that area was too steep. <br />Whitehead asked if the application could be presented to the Council at their September 8 <br />meeting. Schroeder said he felt there was a lack of necessary information for that to <br />occur. Gaffron suggested further review at the September 15 Planning Commission <br />meeting for Council consideration at the Seotember 22 Council meeting. <br />Gaflfron indicated that the lot lines for Lots 2 and 3 should be changed to meet the 200' <br />width requirement under the 3-lot subdivision as noted above. Whitehead thought this <br />could occur. <br />Schroeder suggested, if the Planning Commission was in agreement with the plan as <br />noted, time would be allowed for the Whitehead's to work with their neighbors Smith <br />agreed with Schroeder.
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