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MINUTES OF THE REGULAR ORONO COUNCIL MES'.' _ .w dELD MAY 9, 1988 <br />PUBLIC COMMENTS CONTINUED <br />In reference to a report that the Orono Police are <br />investigating the shooting of a dog, Mr. Hollander felt <br />that the Police Dept. has not followed up on his missing <br />cat which he believes his neighbors are involved in. <br />Mayor Grabek directed Chief Kilbo to provide a written <br />response to Mr. Hollander on this matter. <br />ZONING ADMINISTRATOR'S REPORT: <br />#1129 TODD WATERS <br />3061 CASCO POINT ROAD <br />FrUAL SITE PLAN <br />City Administrator Bernhardson explained the status of <br />the required restoration of the lakeshore property at <br />3061 Casco Point Road. Applicant has submitted a final <br />restoration site plan per Council direction , however <br />applicant requests reconsideration by Council regarding <br />the fill adjacent to the house. He noted that the storm <br />sewer study project is pending a signed agreement <br />from the applicant regarding the costs of the study, <br />which is anticipated to be resolved in the next few <br />days. <br />Todd Waters was present for this matter and explained <br />proposed final site plan. He noted the proposed <br />hardcover trade-off of a pre-existing double retaining <br />wall (which served as a window box) into two separate <br />retaining walls, one of which in a different location. <br />Regarding the fill adjacent to the house, if this is <br />required the house would need to be raised 4-6" which <br />may cause structural damage to the house, therefore, <br />asks for reconsideration of requiring the fill and <br />approval of the alternative site plan as proposed. <br />City Engineer Cook concurred that placinq the fill <br />adjacent to the house would require the house to be <br />raised in order to put in the concrete wall, which <br />presents the potential for structural damage to the <br />house. <br />Councilmember Goetten asked City Engineer Cook when the <br />storm sewer study will be done, and voiced concern on <br />how the applicants proposed amendment, if approved, <br />would impact the drainage in the study. <br />City Engineer Cook stated that the study should be <br />completed in two weeks. He stated to some extent the <br />proposal will impact the drainage. <br />