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tE' • i ^y' it®isi' /i*-:>■.rV »■ V . Pft'; ii- ti-'*'mm. -y. m p' itSi; - f^:V- ®^:Vv p:tep. iffe f* .■ 'V,r'I" t., i- %tfe^.f l'' » -.■1 , ‘ yy ■■■■ ■!■;■>• a- -s' i'- MINUTES OF THE ORONO PLANNING COMMISSION MEETING HELD FEBRUARY 18, 1992 AMENDMENT OF ShORELAND REGULATIONS - CONT. Gaffron noted It is Council’s intention after the adoption of the ordinance to send a letter to the DNR and surrounding communities explaining Orono’s actions and position with regards to the ordI nance. It was moved by Chair Kelley, seconded by Schroeder, to recommend adoption of the proposed shoreland overlay district and new performance standards. Ayes 4, nays 0. Bel lows noted that the ordinance affects much of the developed area within Orono. Gaffron stated it makes one wish the DNR had forced the issue 20 years ago. He stated that Boyke’s proposed jbdivision on Lydiard Lake will not be approved without addition.I variances, and noted Mr. Boyke was aware of this fact prior to this adoption. Chair Kelley felt it would be good to let the citizens know of the new ordinance In a newsletter. Callahan announced all other Council members but himself think th-, newsletter is a good idea. He stated they had reviewed it in connection to the amended septic code ordinance. Schroeder felt It was mportant to communicate to the residents. Bellows stated that most citizens probably had no idea of the Impact this ordinance would create. Callahan reminded them that the City had no choice In amending Its shoreland regulations. Mabusth felt this ordinance will require an educational process for Immediate applicants and the general public. Chair Kelley asked if Long Lake was required to amend its shoreland reguI at Ions. Gaffron stated they probably would be, but were apparently not in the first priority grouping and therefore were afforded more time to do so. i .it' ‘1