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RSGULAR NESTING OF T11F, ORONO COUNCIL, OCTOBER 30, 1979 Page 12 Miyor Van blest moved, 1lutler seconded, to approve the request of Paul A. Scherber for a preliminary subdivision at 1420 Bohns Point Road, subject to the City Plar%nwr's report of October 26, 19790 stipulatinq that no easementn nor riparian rights are being granted and identification of owner of easements to the north. Notion, Ayes (5) - Mays SUBDIVISION ✓ 1420 Bohns Point Road (Continued) Alan Olson, City Planner, entered into the record CONDITIONAL USE PFKMI1 the r-.luest of Kirk S. Boman, 951 Spring 11;11 Road, 951 Spring Hill Road for a conditional use permit, dated October 24, 1512 1979, which states: Kirk S. Boman tor. Boman seeks a conditions! line permit for the construction of a 58' high radio antenna for hobby use. The operation in no way involves a commercial use. The required setback of. 58' iron all property lianas has been met recording to they survey. The proposed 58' antenna will consist of five 10' sections with a separate 8' tower section. The structure will require no additional supports ixcapt for the recommended quyinq specifications diagrammed in circled figure on Sheet 10. The applicant stated that he requires a 58' high antenna to meet the desired transmitting and receiving. fir. Homan was asked to supply the following: 1. Copies of all current FCC licenses issued to the operator(s) and the base station specifying type of use, power output authorized, etc. 2. A list of equipment in use specifyinq manufacturer, function, power. etc. 3. A certified engineering drawing attesting to the antennas' structural design. Planning Commission reluctantly approved this application. They advise Council that it is difficult to deny such ap;,lications when there are no objections from neighbors and variances for setback on antenna height are not required. Please review the manning Commission ninutes of. September 24, 1979 and October 15, 1979 for back- ground discussion and recommendation. It should be noted that the house, and the proposed antenna location, is can a substantial rise and that the tower will, therefore, be visible over the top of the trees and across Long Lake. (Continued)