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r MINI TES of the ORONO RLANNlMi C OMMISSION MEETING HEED ON OCTOBER 17. (-13 . -1074 - Corbin - Coniimied) Mabusth reported this appUcation is for appro\-al of a conditional use pennit and lakeshore hardcover v ihancc for the rcconstruclion of rctaimm: wails within the laWeshoic vaid. maior portions of which are kKated within the 0-75’ setback area nie fonner walls were amstiuttcd of wood and had rotted and detenorated to the pomi ot retiimine replacement The applicant has provided siU fencing at the ba^e ot the bank to prevent further erosion b«o the lake The applicant did not real:/e that permits were necess^’ t o replace existing walls and had begun installing boulder walls The lower level wall that had been installed is approximately 3 ’ high Upon a site inspcctioiv the Engineer determined the retaining walls would be over 7 in seaions requiring drainage tiles and eco-tech fabric The applicant has revised the plan, which the I-nginecr has approved, consisnnu ot a 4 wide stairway and three boulder walls at V in hcr.eht The Enarneer did not d.scnss lartdseapina. and StalTwould recommend plammgs to bulTer the slaikncss The applicant noted thai'aUhough this plan calls lot hatdeover variance, he would he taking out giavcl haidcover and replacing with grass between the w.alls amount now existmu 1 he Planning Commission would like the non-contormmg drivuw v which ains down to'the lake on the east side of the property removeu Ihe appheam would like to retain this driveway as he feels it is a vttal asset to him and his use ot the lake Smith moved Lindquist seconded, to approve Application 41974 with two added provisions-. Dprescniaiion of a landscaping plan where the retaimng wails are to be ^ installed and 2)removal of the driveway from the existing parking area down to ne a t over a five-year period Ayes b. Nays 1. Peterson, who said he would deny the application (dl4) »ms l.\RRY A.MI.\LT, 2190 \VAY7.AT.\ BOULEVARO - APPEALS - PllBUC HEARING - 11:00-11:05 P.M. .\ves 7, Nays 0. ftiliinifctfki ifii. i.'i