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r, To: Orono Court-i l Members From: Michael P. Gaffron, Assistant Zonin., Admini ,trator Date: October. 24, 1985 Subject: #910 James Hoff, 2056 Shadywood Road - Conditional Use Permit Liat of Exhibits Exhibit. A - Staff Memo of 6/4/85 T.xhibit- B - Revised Survey and Soil Boring Results Exhibit C - Landscape and trading Plan Exhibit D - Planning Commi.; on Minutes 5/20/85 Exhibit E - Council Minutes 6/10/85 ETING 3;15 nil% This - tem was tabled at your. June 10, 1985 meeting in order to al.l�'v the applicant an opportunity to provide additional supportive data regarding his request to regrade portions of his lakeshore yard. T�,e applicant has submitted a report of soil borings performed by Mark Gronberg which indicates that near the center of the lot at the crest of the slope, up to 3' oi. fill was placed at ,ome previous date. A land. -,cape plan by Lan -De -Con Inc. has been r.ubmitced whic.1 indicates that the only area to be regraded will be the sharp crest of the hill, or a strip appr.oxima ply 35' wide- across the lot, and showing no grading -7loser than '44" to tl-^ shoreline. The estimated maximum cut area is _' veep at the ere. Nrte a-, so ti.�it the is iscape plan indicates the placement of n. tzees nd shrubber) where ,w.je exists now. The proposed stairway with wood chip platforms will replace: the existing 27" wide stairway. Using a porous weed seat. b, low the chips, th-z�me .s no resultant in- crease in the minimal- (1.5�.: existino 0-75' hardcover. This revise.i p..an a-oear. to be less extensive than the original plan and disrupts a mucus smaller area of yard than was originally proposed. Silt mats to prevent sediment from entering the lake can be placed about halfway up the slope 30' hack from the lake. Staff would anticipate no erosion problems with this now plan as ionq as proper prac, ces are adhered to. As the Counci lmembei s stated in .June, do engineering case could be made on troth sides of the issue of whether this project is a benefit from a run-off standpoint. C Lt y Lngineer, G '. e,sr. Cook, has stated that the project will not be detrimental. to run-off situation. Finally, noting that iowerinq the steep slope 1 tend to make maintenance of the grassed slope less hazar-lous, statt submits o draft resolution of approvai for your review, incorpor-Ming findings and conditions pertinAnt to the project.