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ORONO PLANNING COMMISSION MEETING HELD AUGUST 20, 1990 ZONING FILE /1558-ZUCKMAN CONTINUED This is definitely an improvement." Johnson said, "I would be interested to see ghat the public has to say about this proposal. I believe that something like this would do very well in this location." Bellows said, "I would like to see the intensity of this development decrease. I do not object to the proposal for four units, but question whether reaucing the size of the units would be an appropriate trade --off." Rowlette stated that she would be more receptive to the proposal if the units were scaled down. Hanson said, "I agree that the units need to be scaled down. I am impressed with the fact that Mr. Buckman intends to reside on the property." Mabusth stated that it will be necessary to grant a hardcover variance in the 75-250' setback area for this development. She noted that there will be no hardcover in the 0- 75' setback area and ma]or reductions within the 250-500' area. Bellows said, "I believe we are willing to look at hardcover from an overall aspect, rather than concentrating on each setback area." Mr. Zuckman said, "Access to the property will add quite a bit of hardcover. 1 wart the access point to be as far from the curve as possible." (tabu _h stated that the County will have to review the access. As a last directive, the Planning Commission reminded ;1r. Luckman that he will need to work with the LMCD regarding boat silps. #1583 MARCO FRANKLIN BALDUR PARK ROAD SKETCH PLAN OF PRD/SUBDIVISION 1i,irco Franklin was present for this review. Mabustn Provided the Planning Commission with a summary of tale ma; or Jssues involved with this application !see Jeanne Maousth's memo dated August 16, 1990). Mabusth said. "Th.re is an existing house on Baldur Park. The individual residing in that house has informed the City that his property is excluded from this subdivision. Also, with respect to hardcover, the need for an access road dill require hardcover within the 0-75' setback area. no matter what the final approvea density allowed."