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oro .no planning commission work session <br />MINUTES FOR DECEMBER 15,1997 <br />(#5 Home Occupation, Continued) <br />Van Zomeren said 2A is purposely vague. 2B allows for personal services to be provided at the <br />home. <br />Smith asked if the ordinance allows for only one non-resident employee or only one employee on <br />site at any one time. Van Zomeren said it refers to only one employee regardless of when there. <br />Smith questioned if the concern is with impact and not with numbers, whether there could be one <br />employee in the morning and another in the afternoon. Van Zomeren said there is no distinction <br />Gaffron noted that the ordinance is written to be very ••estrctive. <br />Smith asked if the ordinance is geared to what activity is taking place inside the home or the <br />impact on the neighborhood. She felt this could be problematic. Gaffron said impact should then <br />be discussed. <br />A typographical error was noted in 2C regarding the word “on" not "of. <br />Smith asked the purpose of 2D Hawn said it would eliminate the ability to turn the residence into <br />something other than a home, such as a warehouse. Smith questioned what difference it would <br />make on impact if it looks like a house on the outside. Van Zomeren said it would then be <br />perpetuating commercial use on residential property and made it difficult to revert to residential. <br />2E allows for uses on the west side of Orono, namely agricultural based businesses for storage in <br />accessory structures. It does not allow for outdoor storage. Van Zomeren informed McMillan that <br />accessory structures must still conform to standards. Van Zomeren cited the Holzer application, <br />where the plumber wanted to use his accessory structure to store his plumbing supplies. This <br />could not occur under current code but would allow him to do so under this ordinance <br />McMillan asked if the accessory structure does not conform, whether a variance would be <br />allowed. Schroeder felt it would be inconsistent to allow a variance for accessory structure and <br />not for home occupation. Van Zomeren said the intent is regarding storage and not tor office use. <br />Gaffron said it is not clearly wntten to understand that. Schroeder said he liked the idea. Van <br />Zomeren said this would allow riding lessons to be held in a bam. Gaffron asked about situations <br />where activities held in accessory structures Smith said that could not occur Gaffron asked how <br />to deal with uses currently being conducted. Schroeder noted there are also alot of businesses <br />with more than one employee. McMillan noted many businesses are also not registered. <br />Under 2F, the word "not" was deleted. <br />2G references lots where homes are closer together <br />2H, Van Zomeren questioned where the sign should be located. Stoddard suggested it be affixed <br />to the business. He does not want a sign by the road Hawn asked about the customer that finds <br />it difficult to locate an address suggesting limiting the sign size. Lindquist did not want to see a <br />road sign. No changes were made to 2H as written.
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