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MINUTES OF THE ORONO PLANNING COMMISSION <br />MEETING HELD ON APRIL 15. 1996 <br />(#5 - #2088 Winfield Stephens - Continued) <br />Mabusth ask^ the Commissioners their opinion of the 3-1/2’ setback to the side lot line <br />and what their recommendation would be of the encroachment into the County right-of- <br />way Lindquist noted the proposal meets the structural coverage allowed and suggested <br />the home be rearranged on the lot to meet the setback <br />The applicant said the building inspector said the foundation could be used, if more <br />support posts and beams were added, to extend the home 6' and add a second story. <br />Mabusth noted that she will review ’ this matter with the building statV. <br />The former owner noted that the original part of the house had a fieldstone foundation <br />that was 2-3 ’ thick and adequate to support the addition with a new foundation wall on the <br />east only. Mabusth clarified with the applicant that the proposal would only require a new <br />foundation wall on the east to support the structure Hawn noted that the project would <br />then not be new construction <br />Smith asked the applicant if there were any reductions that could be made to the home. <br />Stephens said he used the 15% allowable for structural coverage in designing the house. <br />Smith suggested reducing the structure to eliminate the need for any variances. <br />Lindquist noted if the home was rearranged, it could have significant impact on the views <br />for the neighbor to the nonh, and felt there would be the need for a variance for setback. <br />Peterson commented that the dramatic variances are for side and rear setbacks. <br />Hawn commented on the need to be consistent when homes are being tom down and <br />replaced She noted the value in taking the impact to the neighbor ’s view into <br />consideration. <br />Mabusth clarified that the 3-1/2’ setback variance is for a side setback to the principal <br />structure. The attached garage will be located 27’ from lot line. <br />Lindquist asked if the existing foundation would be used with the exception of the east <br />w all The applicant said the existing footings and foundation with the e.xception of the <br />east wall would be used <br />Peterson said the proposal would be acceptable to him if the applicant would remain <br />within the e.xisting foundation. <br />Berg noted the need to clarify the inspector ’s comments. <br />There were no public comments. <br />i
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