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MINUTES OF THE <br />ORONO PLANNING COMMISSION <br />Monday, September 18, 2006 <br />6:00 o'clock p.m. <br />(#06-3229 Timothy and Cherrie Peterson, Continued) <br />Gaffron stated according to the septic inspector, the approval that was granted last time did not take into <br />account the characteristics of a Type I versus a Type II house and that what was approved last time should <br />have been restricted further. In comparing Exhibit A, which shows the proposed building from a couple <br />of years ago, and Exhibit D, which shows the proposed new house, Gaffron pointed out there are some <br />discrepancies and that the survey may not show the exact location of the septic site. Gaffron stated he is <br />uncomfortable with saying that this exact house plan is okay without fu11her review by Staff. <br />Bremer noted there has been a change from a Type I to a Type II house and that she is in agreement with <br />the septic inspector. <br />Peterson stated he does not have a problem with reducing the number of water producing appliances in <br />the residence. <br />Bremer stated the City received a letter from Gerald Erickson, who has indicated he is opposed to the <br />application. <br />Peterson indicated he is unsure what the neighbor's objection is to the project, noting that he personally <br />has not met with him. <br />Bremer stated given the similar approval that was granted on this property a couple of years ago, she <br />would not be opposed to the application. Bremer encouraged the applicant to continue to work with Staff <br />on his application. <br />Rahn stated the Planning Conm1ission would only be approving the lot area variance. <br />Kempf stated it should be understood that this is only a three-season structure. <br />Bremer moved, Rahn seconded, to recommend approval of Application #06-3229, Timothy and <br />Cherri Peterson, 560 Big Island, granting of a lot area variance, subject to the recommendations of <br />the City Engineer. <br />Kempf inquired whether a conditional use permit would be necessary in connection with this application. <br />Curtis stated year-round use of a structure on Big Island would be a conditional use and that it would be a <br />permitted use if the structure were only used 180 days. <br />VOTE: Ayes 5, Nays 0. <br />PAGE 12