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ORONO PLANNING COMMISSION MEETING MINUTES FOR APRIL 20,1998 (#13 - #2363 Bill Bockmann - Continued) Vein Zomeren said a survey is needed showing the new structure. Dave Bockmann has changed the front of the house to face the west toward the service road. The new structure will be located 22' from the north line and 17' from the side south. When the staff report indicated denial, he proceeded to rework the plan. With the new proposal, the garage faces to the west. He demonstrated the placement of his new plan on the survey. Another issue is placement of the well which is located 33' from Loma Linda and 44' from the service road. Any structure needs to be located 3' from the well. They would rather not abandon the well because of the cost. The deck has been angled to conform to the average setback line. The entire house does fall behind the 75' setback but the average setback line is strange and difficult to conform to. Because his elderly grandfather will be living in the proposed structure, special consideration was made in the design to address his care. The three car is a necessity because there will be four drivers and four vehicles. Lindquist inquired as to placement of the driveway. Dave Bockmann said the driveway would come off of Loma Linda and stated the service road in the summer is very crowded. Lindquist asked the width of the service road. Van Zomeren stated the road is 20' and functions like an alley. Gappa said the City does not plow' the road. Smith said overall the plan is better and suggested moving the structure further to the service road. Dave Bockmann stated moving the structure in that direction would interfere w ith the well. Berg suggested tabling the application so the applicant can return with revised calculations and an updated survey. Smith explained that the Council would also require an updated survey. Van Zomeren noted the well needs to be shown on the survey. Berg moved, Lindquist seconded, to table Application #2363 for review at the May meeting of the Planning Commission. Vote: Ayes 6, Nays 0. PLANNING COMMISSION COMMENTS (#14) REPORT OF PLANNING COMMISSION REPRESENTATIVES ATTENDING COUNCIL MEETINGS ON MARCH 23,1998 AND APRIL 13,1998. Berg, w ho attended the April 13, 1998 Council meeting, reported review of the Brook Park Realty application noting discussion of the 60 day rule. Brook Park was given the option to work things out and come back. She noted that the Old Crystal Bay Road plat was approved with a bike path on one side of the road. 1 he Hauser application was denied. Regarding the Olsen-Touve preliminary subdivision. Council felt the matter was a housekeeping issue and recommended Lots 55 and 56 be