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MINUTES OF THE REGULAR ORONO COlfNCIL MEETING <br />HELD AUGUST 23, 1993 <br />PUBLIC COMMENTS - COIST. <br />PCI also indicated that it would be repaired when they had dry weather. Furchner felt there had <br />been 4 days of dry weather and something should have been done. Gerhardson told Furchner <br />that the person who said it would be repaired when there was dr>' weather did not have the <br />authority to give that information. Gerhardson explained that PCI does .semi-finish grading on <br />all properties in the project and this has been done to Furchner’s property as well. PCI will then <br />come back with pulyerized dirt (topsoil) to complete the work before sod is placed. This has <br />not been done yet in any part of the project. Gerhardson was unaware that din had been used <br />from Furchner’s property. Cook thought it would be the end of next week before PCI would <br />be able to get in to finish the topsoil and sodding. Goetten asked that an answer be given to Mr. <br />Furchner as soon as possible. Callahan asked that Furchner’s property be completed and a <br />report given to Councilmembers by the next meeting, September 13, 1993. Ilurr also asked for <br />information as to when Stubbs Bay Road would be completed. <br />ZONING ADMINISTRATOR’S REPORT <br />(#3) #1780 CITY OF ORONO, 1000 OLD CRYSTAL BAY ROAD - <br />PRELIMINARY SUBDIVISION - RESOLUTION #3315 <br />It was movcH by Callahan, seconded by Jabbour, to adopt the resolution presented except that <br />Item #3 from the findings of fact should be removed since the report by Schirmers is not <br />pertinent to the resolution. <br />Kelley asked where people who want to use the park would park their vehicles. Callahan <br />understood there would be available parking in the southwest comer. Kelley asked at what point <br />the City would require this road to be paved and brought up to City standards. Mabusth stated <br />the subdivision regulations deal only with the trigger of residential units so if the residential lot <br />is subdivided, it would only be at the third lot, based on residential development, that would <br />require upgrading. She felt it would be up to the City to make that determination as the park <br />is developed. Kelley thought the park was acting like another residential unit. It is Callahan s <br />understanding that if the road benefits the property ow'iiers, they could be assessed their fair <br />portion. <br />Mabusth asked Council to provide direction on whether the landowner will be responsible for <br />sharing in the maintenance of the private driveway. An easement for the driveway is provided <br />on City land. Jabbour thought the City should maintain it in the summer but the homeowner <br />should plow in the winter. The City must maintain this drive to access the MWCC lift station, <br />llurr asked if this drive was currently maintained by the City. Mabusth stated the issue of <br />maintenance was brought up at the Planning Commission meeting and was to be resolved by <br />staff. In discussions witli the Public Works Department, they said they would assume <br />maintenance of the roadway. Gerhardson added that maintenance can be whoever arrives first.