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o o CITYof ORONO <br />RESOLUTION OF THE CITY COUNCIL <br />NO. ________ ______ <br />D, The orono Ordinances governing setback of accessory <br />structures from the "front yard" is geared to the <br />normal positioning of the house to the street^ i.e. the <br />house normally faces the street and is located a very <br />short distance from the street. The ordinance is <br />intended to help preserve the character of the <br />neighborhood as to not allow accessory structures such <br />as garages# sheds# etc, in the "front yard" which can <br />have detrimental impact to the neighborhood. Here the <br />property i.» approximately 13.5 acres with the residence <br />overlooking a small pond. The residence has its back <br />to Fox Street (a full 400' from the street)# and is <br />barely visible from Pox Street. Clearly this situation <br />does not fall within the original and normal Intent of <br />the definition of "front yard". The caretaker house <br />and the tennis structure would be set back 125* and <br />150* respecti\>ily# from Fox Street. There would be no <br />detrimental visual impact on the neighborhood by <br />allowing a variance from the "front yard" ordinance. <br />Landscaping v'hich would shield the structure from Fox <br />Street has been incorporated into the design. <br />E. Because of the size of the property and the <br />landscaping design# the essential character of the <br />neighborhood will not be altered by allowing the <br />variances . <br />6. Based on the dbove noted findings# the City Council on <br />June 22# 1987 adopted Resolu* I- -* #2204 on a vote of 3 to 2# <br />granting the above noted variar.'tcs# subject to the following <br />conditions: <br />A. This approval is for ‘•.he construction of the <br />structures nd driveway as shown on referenced <br />exhibits. a# changes in plans which result in a <br />relocation c" .tructures or driveway# or which result <br />in an incr*.. ^ to the floor area or height of either <br />proposed suiucturo# or which result in a reduction in <br />the degree of screening proposed# shal 1 je required to <br />be approved by the ty Council. <br />Page 4 of 9 <br />'nc.