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! . <br />! ‘ <br />I: <br />i ; <br />MINUTES OF THE REGULAR ORONO CITY COUNCILMEETING HELD ON <br />DECEMBER 8,1997 <br />water pressure could be affected if all townhome residents were drawing water at the <br />same time. Jabbour asked Gappa about the water pressure. Gappa said he did not <br />believe water pressure was a problem as there was capacity to pull from two different <br />directions. Gappa thought it would be nice to have a loop. Jabbour asked if it was nice <br />or if it was required. He noted the code does not say the plan must be approved by a <br />landscape architect. <br />Gleason said he was going to submit a landscape plan. If it is found there would be a <br />loss of more trees, a plan could be provided to show the addition of more trees. Jabbour <br />agreed noting the applicant should not be forced to have the landscape architect produce <br />the plan. <br />Kelley asked what the standard is for width of private roads in the City. He was <br />informed 20'. He asked if the minimum of two enclosed parking spaces is included in <br />that. Gleason said there are tuck-under garages being provided. Kelley asked where the <br />front door is for the dwellings located in the middle. Gleason referred to page 5 of the <br />plans noting the doors are on the walkways facing toward the woods. Kelley clarified <br />that the door is not on the same side of the building as the garage. Kelley asked where <br />guests park. Gleason said they could park in the driveway but would have to walk all <br />the way around to access the door. <br />I <br />■ --T- jr-A-» ^ .-A IT-----111 -| I in r ■! I f ■ >
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