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r <br />i <br />L <br />ORONO CITY COUNCIL MEETING <br />MINUTES FOR MAY 2«, 1998 <br />(#10) #2363 William H. Bockmann, 1130 Loma Linda Avenue - Variances - continued <br />Bockmann asked if they could add 1' to the two-car garage if they have to eliminate one stall. <br />The two-car garage would be 21’ wide. He stated that Mr. Gountanis had convinced Council that <br />22’ was a State standard. Peterson responded that she did not wish to amend her motion. <br />(#11) #2365 CHRISTINE VALERIUS. 3750 BAYSIDE ROAD - SKETCH PLAN <br />Christine and Gary Valerius were present. <br />Gaf&on reviewed the proposal to create one additional lot from a parcel that contains 3.31 acres <br />of dry buildable and 1.2 acres of wetland, and take advantage of the wetland credit. The <br />applicant wanted to submit a preliminary plat application but staff suggested a sketch plan <br />because of the following issues: 1) whether the prop>erty would be considered ’sewered’ since <br />only one unit was assessed with the Stubbs Bay project, and 2) whether the City’s intent with the <br />Stubbs Bay sewer project was to create the possibility for wetland credits in the two acre zone <br />to allow subdivision if it were not possible without the wetland credit. Since the City is <br />proposing to take away the wetland credit, it was difficult to advise the applicant how to proceed <br />if the credit were taken away prior to preliminary subdivision approval. <br />Gaffion indicated another issue is that a neighboring property on Landmark Drive was given the <br />same credit that the applicant is proposing to use. An additional sewer unit was given to the <br />second lot and a connection charge was paid. <br />Planning Commission reviewed the {^plication and referred to Council noting concern about the <br />width variance. The front lot lines proposed at the 50 ’ setback are 185’ and 214’ where 200 ’ is <br />required. Options available to the applicant include acquiring additional dry buildable (but there <br />is none available to make up two acres in each lot); asking Council to declare the lot sewered <br />property, grant the wetland credit and lot width variance; requesting a rezoning; or selling a <br />portion of the property to an adjacent owner to get the value out of the property. The applicant <br />wants to proceed with the application as proposed and use the wetland credit. Valerius filed a <br />formal plat application on May 21, 1998. <br />Council needs to address the following issues: <br />Is the property considered sewered, and if not, will Council allow it to be <br />considered as sewered and grant the wetland credit: <br />Should a moratorium be placed on the use of wetland credits, which would <br />basically block the applicant ’s request? <br />Is granting a lot width variance a possibility?
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