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• j O � � � 0 � CITY of ORONO . � � '� RESOLUTION OF THE CITY COUNCIL ��9kE H��G NO. 4 � �: `'.a \�_� District, and Board of Water and Soil Resources met on the property to review the wetland boundary as delineated by Svobota Ecological Services (SES). 3. The TEP generally agreed to the delineation line as determined by SES. 4. The City of Orono has established an inventory of protected wetlands that are not considered buildable and valuable natural resources. Those areas shown on the 1974 wetland inventory aze not credited towards buildable area for zoning purposes. A total of approximately 14 acres of the 20 ± land area is considered above the wetland boundary, based on the TEPs wetland review. 5. Access to the property has been proposed via a platted corridor through Tract G, R.L.S. No. 352. 6. Since 1954 Tract H has an easement over Tract G for driveway purposes. It is the City of Orono's position the easement is granted for driveway purposes, not roadway purposes. Prior to approving a subdivision, using Tract G for road access, the City must receive su�cient evidence that the owners of Tract G consent to the plat or an easement for road purposes be acquired in favor of Tract H. 7. The applicant has stated he has been unable to successfully negociate an easement for road purposes with the owner of Tract G. 8. A revised site plan was received by the City of Orono in July, 2000 that would require access from Apple Glen Road in the City of Long Lake. The City of Orono has made a request to the City of Long Lake to comment and determine what right of access Long Lake would permit. 9. The applicant has not received approval for access to Apple Glen Road from the City of Long Lake. 10. The Council has determined the preferred option for access is via Tract G. Access through Apple Glen Road would have required the road be extended, additional traffic for additional residences and formal approval from the City of Long Lake had not been granted. Page 2 of 4