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MINUTES OF THE REGULAR ORONO COUNCIL MEETING <br />HELD SEPTEMBER 13, 1993 <br />(#4) #1803 WOODHILL COUNTRY CLUB. 200 WOODHILL ROAD - FINAL <br />SUBDIVISION - RESOLUTION #3318 <br />Bob Mitchell was present representing the applicants <br />Mabusth explained that in the preliminary plat there was no Outlot D so there was no issue <br />raised regarding the outlot. In the final plat. Outlot D appeared. In the original resolution, it <br />was stated that Outlot B could be legally combined with the Carpenter property or the adjacent <br />property. Mitchell has asked that the outlot be legally combined with Lot I. Block 1. The <br />amended resolution. Page 2. Condition 2. reads "As Outlot D is unbuildable and relates closely <br />to Lot 1. Block 1 and is not contiguous to any other property owned by the developer. Outlot <br />D and Lot 1. Block 1 shall be deemed combined for Orono’s subdivision and land use purposes <br />with the execution of a special lot combination." <br />It was moved by Callahan, seconded by Jabbour. to adopt Resolution #3318 as amended. Ayes <br />4. nays 0. <br />PLANNING COMMISSION COMMENTS <br />Charles Nolan represented the Planning Commission. There were no comments <br />PUBUC COMMENTS <br />I I. HMame O’Meara. 2000 Webber Hills Road, explained that while recently purchasing their <br />they had to deal with the new septic regulations. Since their system did not comply, they were <br />given two years to upgrade the system. Because they purchased the home under fcmlosuie. <br />a purchase agreement was written. Fuiids were in escrow for a septic system. <br />Once they moved in. the septic moratorium was imposed. She is asking for two things: <br />Several neighborhoods are being considered for sewer. She would like an <br />expedient decision on whether or not sewer will be utilized in the Webber Hills <br />area. <br />If septic systems arc to continue in Webber Hills, she would like to be allowed <br />an exception to the moratorium to proceed with the upgrade of their system so <br />the> can comply with the stipulations of their purchase agreemem. <br />Mayor Callahan explained that the moratorium is only for preventing the City from enforcing <br />the septic ordinance; it docs not prevent anyone from proceeding with the installation of a septic <br />system
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