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MINI TKS OK THE ORONO PI ANNING C OMMISSION <br />MI E I ING Hi l l) ON NOVEMBER 20, 1995 <br />(#(,. 1958 Louis Oberhauser - Continued) <br />Hann said she saw the structures as clearly being in violation and hideous. Hawn said any <br />improv ement would be a benefit but was concerned with tw o substandard lots requiring <br />hardcover and structural variances She said she was willing to kx>k at the application <br />only because of the hidetnis condition of the structures Hawn said she was very <br />concerned with this being adequate grounds for approval and had a serious problem with <br />it. <br />Neveaux said the City and the property owner want the improvement He noted that <br />other proposals have been turned away and considered this a last ditch elTort Neveaux <br />said in site of the numerous v ariances that exists on the property, the outcome would be <br />beneficial He felt the past should be put behind and move forward Neveaux said the <br />wedge of land of Casco/Spring Park was a transitional group of lots He noted that one <br />lot was not economically feasible and out of character w ith the lot and area He felt the <br />proposal blends in with the neighborhood <br />Peterson said that w^s not a concern. He did want the structure to come down and did <br />want the subdivision He felt if there was to be a replat, he recommended 2 lots. <br />Mabusth suggested a possible redesign questioning puting a large house within the smaller <br />envelope She saw no reason to grant a setback variance to lakeshore setback for Lot 1 as <br />the building area could be rearranged to meet the setback Mabusth said the proposal has <br />merit but again was concerned with setbacks and the lack of any real site planning <br />Peterson asked why a larger house on a smaller lot Neveaux said it was only a general <br />plan He said the site and access availability was limited and looked at the aesthetics. It <br />was the applicant's intent to eliminate the setback variance required on lot I but limit the <br />other <br />Mabusth noted the sewer easement along the west line and the utility easement on the line. <br />A shared access was recommended from CoRd 15 The County w as in favor of the shared <br />access also The County saw the Dunwoody access as dangerous. Neveaux said this was <br />fine with Oberhauser He was asked if he was aware of the utility easement. Neveaux <br />said he was but not necessarily to the placement of the easement. <br />Lindquist said he did not conceptually disagree but did not want to see any hardcover in <br />the 0-75' zone He did not wish to see any new construction in this area. He would not <br />9 <br />approve any structural lot coverage variance or hardcover variance in the 0-75' zone but <br />would consider a hardcover variance
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