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NnNUTES OF THE ORONO PLAIsnSTNG COMMISSION <br />MEETING HELD ON SEPTEMBER 16,1996 <br />(#3 - ^2169 Michael Renard - Continued) <br />Mabusth reported that the application was a renewal variance involving an average <br />lakeshore setback variance for 4‘ and hardcover variance in the 75-250 ’ setback proposed <br />at 26 7% based on the removal of a 168 s f shed as required by the City in 1990 An <br />amended surve>- shows the 4’ encroachment which was shown in three previous reviews at <br />1.5 ’ but more accurate survey information confirms additions location There is no change <br />in the footprint The new footprint at approximately 15 5x26 ’ is slightly smaller than <br />original proposal The upper level extends over half of the lower level footprint of 15x26 ’ <br />with the 2 ’ bay extension The improvement includes an expanded dining room, living <br />room, and foyer on the lower level and a master bedroom at the upper lev el <br />Renard asked the Planning Commission to consider the inclusion of the 12x14 ’ shed wliich <br />he valued at approximately $ 12,000 He said the application was originally agreed upon <br />with a previous owner who had no need for the shed He said he uses the shed for bikes, <br />etc. Renard said he understands the concern for hardcover and the proximity to the <br />lakeshore and would be willing to remove plastic across the front in the landscape area of <br />about 300 s f He said this w ould allow relief from his hardship and add value to his <br />property and still be in keeping with the spirit of removal of hardcov er close to the <br />lakeside <br />Hawn questioned the sight line of the neighbor noting no problem w ith one story but a <br />concern with a two story home She noted the windows located on this side Renard said <br />he spoke with his neighbors, the Smiths, who were shown the plans and signed the <br />acknowledgment letter Mabusth said the letter was in the file She added that both <br />neighbors on the north and south signed the letters and had no complaint with the <br />application Renard also noted that the improvement proposed is smaller than that <br />requested by the previous owner Haw n asked if Renard was willing to remove the <br />concrete picnic area Renard said he would be w illing to do so if it meant he could keep <br />the shed