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MINUTES OF THE ORONO PLANNING COMMISSION <br />MEETING HELD ON MARCH 20, 1995 <br />(#8 - #2004 - Robert Melamed - Continued) <br />Flint also spoke of where the bike/hike trail will possibly come in along this property The <br />backbone of the trail is Old Crystal Bay Road which then extends to the new access apoint <br />to Maxwell Bay Flint said one way for the trail would come Hown Old Crystal Bay Road <br />but would be difficult to build. Another way would be to come over Fox Street on Rainy <br />Road, which is north of this area in question, and come down east of the subject property. <br />The trail is 8' wide and requires a minimum of a 14* easemem. Lindquist has suggested the <br />trail running east of the MWCC lit) station through the City property but Flint said this <br />would impact the preserve area. <br />Council Member Jabbour asked for discussion on the City/Park driveway becoming a <br />road. Flint did not desire for this to occur Jabbour said it would be good to pool the <br />Council's opinion on the use of the City driveway. <br />Jabbour asked the applicant what kind of arrangement he now has with the City to get to <br />his bouse, which is located near the subject property Melamed said he maintains the <br />driveway along with the Metropolitan Waste Control Commission. Whoever gets there <br />first, plows it. He has an easement to use this driveway. Jabbour said that preserving the <br />area is the main issue <br />Berg questioned whether tiiere is a 4th buildable lot. <br />The applicant summarized his position. He said he personally will be impacted as a <br />neighbor. Two curb cuts will minimize effect on park and wetlands. A third would be <br />proposed located on the south side. The applicant plans on redredging the pond at the <br />southeast comer to the shape it originally was before the City filled it. He will make it a <br />natural wildlife pond. <br />Smith would like the applicant to look at her concept. Smith would like to see lot 4 <br />accessed from the City drive. <br />The Commissioners gave their opinions of the project. Nolan is in concurrence with the <br />use of the City drive but would like to have a shared access at the City drive rather than a <br />curb cut off Old Crystal Bay Road for safety reasons He would propose both lots 3 and 4 <br />access at 4 or take 4 around to the east. Rowlette agreed with Nolan. Lindquist also <br />agreed with Nolan, combining the access for 3 and 4. Lindquist also was in agreement <br />with Flint and the dedication of the 8% Peterson felt that the basic project was good. <br />Schroeder agreed with Nolan's ideas on upgrading the City road. Schroeder commented <br />to Flint if the main trail was on Old Crystal Bay Road and found less than 87' on the east, <br />to maintain a portion for the west side.
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