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PUBLIC HEARING ON FLAG LOT ISSUES <br />August 18, 1993 <br />Schroeder asked if anything should be done about the inconsistency with the Shorcland <br />Re^nilalions and questioned' if a recommendation should be made to return to previous <br />reflations so these flag lot situations would be reviewed. Rowlette noted that they would be <br />reviewed anvway because the developer would bring die subdivision application to the Planning <br />Commission. Gaffron asked if flag lots should be an allowed use that does not require a <br />variance or a use mat needs a variance so that Planning Commission could request changes. <br />Schroeder would prefer the var’ince approach. Rowlene feels that if the rules were well <br />written, there w'ould be less need to review every' detail and less bureaucracy. <br />Mabusth asked about the problem of flag lots and the lot not meeting the width at the cul- <br />de-sac There may need to be a mimmum width set for such lots. Gatfron noted that most cul- <br />df sac’lots require a variance. He also pomted out that these are lakeshore lots and under the <br />current Shoreland Ordinance, no variance would be required. Schroeder thinks a variate <br />should be required. If it makes sense, the flag lot would be approved. Rowlette would still like <br />to see an attempt made to write a strict ordinance regarding flag lots. For e.xample, ordy a <br />certain percentage of flag lots would be allowed with a new subdivision of more than two lots. <br />Nolan would still lean toward the variance procedure bec.ause of the umque topographies m <br />Orono however, he would like to see a possible orainance. Gatfron asked members to attempt <br />to put some ideas together and submit these ideas to him and he would try- to draft an ordinance <br />ScLeder noted some issues to be resolved include whether measurement of a lakeshore lo at <br />the front and back should be retained, how a flag lot might automatically be P'^r^med, the <br />length of the flagpole relative to the proximity of the house (butfer), and does the butfer nee <br />to be paved? gravel? or dust? <br />Nothing needs to be concluded from the current meeting. Gaffron .sked for a list of <br />conditions from members of the Planning Commission so tnat he can worK with them. s <br />could then be discussed at a later meeting. <br />Schroeder asked that the Planning Commission focus on the change in the way <br />calculations are done for lot width and the need for variances relative to <br />and after adoption of the Shoreland Regulations. Since there is a ninety <br />Schroeder would recommend revertin. to the pre-existinf, condition of mcasurin. . <br />and at the l..ke because an acceptable flag lot formula has not been developed. <br />The next Planning Commission meeting is scheduled tor September -0. 1993. <br />asked members to consider a work session to further discuss these issues. It was <br />morning meetings do not provide enough time to .accomplish recommendations so <br />meeting at 6:30 p.ra. would be more productive. <br />Members thought clariftcaiion of what the Council really wanted <br />Commission to consider in relation to lakeshore flag lots/ouUots was <br />lakeshore (lag lots should also be considered. Tje same concerns are raised for both types ot
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