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MINUTES OF THE ORONO PLANNING C0\LM1SS10N <br />MEETING ffiLD ON AUGUST 21, 1995 <br />(#16 - #2058 Ron Rantz/Autografs - Continued) <br />Berg was informed, when ^ked. that no drainage would flow from this property to Kelly <br />A\-cnue. <br />Schroeder noted that the proposed building was very’ large for new technology' Waters <br />said the technology has existed and proven to work Schroeder also reiterated the relayed <br />information given bv the applicant ot an air inliltration system, similar to a big computer <br />room, with no hazardous materials used. <br />Smith asked if the product would be taken to ihe public or to businesses. She was <br />informed that the product would be taken to the general public this tall as well as to a <br />production center located in California The application ot the decals is peiiormed, <br />hower/er, at the car dealerships <br />The appropriateness of the use was discussed within the B4 zoning district Mabusth said <br />the Planning Commission needed to determine if the business mc«»ts the intent of the B-4 <br />zoning code Schroeder said the use as an olTice is met but other areas may be more <br />problematic As a building for creative use, Peterson said it falls under items 11 and 18. <br />The intent of the B4 is its relationship to residential area as an administrative office <br />building with limited public access and no exterior sales Peterson said he saw the <br />proposal as an appropriate use <br />Hawn questioned the expansion and using residential propeny for the purpose of <br />expansion The applicant said it w as unknown if expansion would be needed Mabusth <br />said the residential lot could not be used for any expansion without rezoning Lindquist <br />and Berg informed the applicant that they would probably not agree to allow any <br />expansion within the residential area. <br />The applicant asked why he should have to pay taxes on a piece of propeny if he is unable <br />to expand onto it and has no use for it Mabusth said a 24' road would have been required <br />and the 35' setback to rear lot line The applicant was showai to benefit with owning this <br />lot as he would be able, with having the residential lot as pan of the combined lots, to <br />construct the structure at the lot line without encroachment into the residential area <br />Otherwise, there would be a 35' rear yard setback required. The combination of the three <br />lots allows the applicant some tle.xibility. <br />The applicant asked if he would be able to propose rezoiiing of the lot in the future. He <br />was informed that this would be possible, but was also informed that the Planning <br />Commission was unable to make such commitments to applicant This was an issue to be <br />best addressed by the City Council <br />Peterson moved. Sebjoeder seconded, to approve .Application #2058 <br />25