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MINUTES OF THE ORONO PLANNING COMMISSION <br />MEETING HELD ON SEPTEMBER 16,1996 G-i <br />(#3 - #2169"^chael Renard - Continued) <br />Lindquist asked what the hardcover facts were. Mabusth asked for a breakdown of the <br />hardcover calculations and whether it included the landscaping. BepJ^howed the survey <br />to Mabusth, who did not have a copy of this particular survey. E^^ussion was had on the <br />particulars of the hardcover. It was determined that if the 130of landscape rock in the <br />0-75' war removed, along with 420 s.f in the 75-250' setbac)(?fthere would be no need for <br />a hardcover variance. Schroeder said he was concerned \Yith trading of plastic and rock as <br />*. _ ___ ^ ^ • •• • • •it should not have been there in the first place. The plastic was instadled by a previous <br />owner. Schroeder said the'hardcover should be sepai^ed showing what does and does <br />not coun*.. Mabusth said it w/ould not be required i^nere was no hardcover variance <br />required in the 75-250' setbaclc and would only involve the average lakeshore setback. <br />Schroeder questioned whether this was actuall^^lmown. Mabusth clarified that the <br />hardcover total was originally 6142 s.f. or 26/7% where 5707 s.f. is allowed. With the <br />removal of the 420 s.f. of landscape rock apo plastic, the square footage of hardcover <br />would be at 24.9% and not require a variance. <br />Smith asked why the shed was an issye in 1991. Mabusth said it was because the <br />hardcover exceeded the allowed at 26.7^4. With the shed removal, the hardcover would <br />be at 25.5%. / <br />\ <br />\There were no public commej^ts. <br />Schroeder said he was relufc^ant to allow the shed since the Council in 1991 recommended <br />its removal with the sanje basic numbers presented. Lindquist noted that the structure was <br />proposed larger at that'time. Mabusth said there Was also more hardcover and the <br />updated survey was riot available. Mabusth said the removal of plastic and rock would <br />result in a 1.8% reduction from 26.7% to 24.9%. <br />Lindquist move^ Hawn seconded, to recommend appr^’al of Application #2169 with the <br />understanding/hat all plastic on the property would be ren^ved along with the cement <br />le 0-75' setback. The application would only involve a variance to the <br />m mm m A ^ <br />pad located m the 0-75'-------- --------------- <br />average lak«hore setback, and the shed would be allowed td'remain. Vote: Ayes 6, Nays <br />^ ^---------------------------------------------------..........................................................................* ............................................. •.0. <br />(#4) #2159 JAMES AND JOANN JUNDT, 1400 BRACKETTS POINT ROAD - <br />VARIANCES - CONTINUATION OF PUBLIC HEARING 7:30-7:54 P.M. <br />The Applicant was present.I <br />Gaffron reported that the application was tabled at the request of the applicant at the <br />August 19 meeting of the Planning Commission. He noted that the application has been <br />revised by the withdrawal of the boathouse from the application. <br />I
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