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MINUTES OF THE REGULAR ORONO CITY COUNCIL <br />MEETING HELD ON AUGUST 2S, 1995 <br />(#5 - #2036 Robert J. Gountams - Continued) <br />Callahan said the letter from the DNR was a standard-type form and not necessarily <br />specific to the property. Jabbour responded that the proposed residence was too large <br />for the lot. Callahan said the applicant was entitled to ISOO s.f of lot coverage. Jabbour <br />said there was a safety factor with the driveway. Although the code allows for 1500 s.f <br />of coverage, Jabbour noted there are still iakeshore setback and hardcover requirements <br />to be met. It was his opinion that the applicant was not making structural concessions. <br />The applicant said he looked at reducing the footprint but needed the four basic rooms on <br />the fii^ floor. Jabbour said it cannot be assumed that all lots can handle the four basic <br />rooms. Some lots are only large enough to accomodate a smalK • home. The applicant <br />said the only other r^ alternative was to repair what was there, which Jabbour said <br />would be all right, and then to add a garage, which Jabb*»»ir said he would not be in favor <br />of <br />The owner of 1090 Loma Linda voiced his support of the proposal. The moving back of <br />the home out of the 0-75' zone would enable this neighbor a better view. Jabbour said he <br />understood this, but questioned what the City would end up with in time with houses <br />comer to comer on lots. <br />Kelley said he was not in favor of seeing several proposals in front of him for approval. <br />It was his request to send the application back to the Planning Commission until one <br />proposal could be presented to the Council <br />Kelley moved. Hurr seconded, to deny Application #2036. Goetten said the applicant <br />should have the opportunity to uble the application to review the proposal so he would <br />not be required to wait six more months until he could present another proposal. The <br />^plicant t^reed with Goetten. <br />Kelley moved. Hurt seconded, to table Application #2036. Ayes 5, Nays 0. <br />The applicant asked what parameters would be acceptable. Kelley said the proposal as <br />drawn is too ambitious. The lot coverage should be limited to 1500 s.f with a tuck under <br />garage as a viable solution. Goetten concurred with the dimensions being too large for <br />the lot and said the applicant should speak with Staff regarding options. Callahan said he <br />would have supported the Planning Commission recommendation Jabbour concurred <br />with Kelley and Goetten. Hurr asked if Gountanis had already purchased the lot. The <br />applicant said he had. Ann Stevens said it was done based on the Planning Commission <br />recommendation. The Council refuted that remark as the applicant had been made aware <br />of the advisory status of the Planning Commission and the approval needed from Council. <br />(•#6) #2042 THOMAS FRANK, 1233 BRUR STREET - VARLANCES - <br />RESOLUTION #3591 <br />Goetten moved, Kelley seconded, to approve Resolution #3591. Ayes 4, Nays 0.
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