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� . , ' � O ' V • O O �b. - CITY of ORONO � � '�' RESOLUTION OF THE CITY COUNCI L ��`qk',E pg'�'� N O. � � � � �� � sx .- FINDINGS 1. The property is located in the LR-lA, Single Family Lakeshore Residential Zoning District and consists of three individual adjacent tax parcels totaling 1.99 acre in area. Existing Lot 10 is 0.62 acre in area; existing Lot 11 is 0.85 acre in area; and existing Lot 12 is 0.52 acre in area. 2. The property contains four buildings, consisting of the owners residence, an old "house" used only for storage, and two rental cabins. Lot 10 contains the majority of the driveway serving the property and two-thirds of the owner's residence structure. Lot 11 contains one-third of the owner's residence structure, the house used for storage, and small corners of the two rental cabins. Lot 12 contains the majority of the two rental cabin structures. • 3. The three properties have been commonly owned by Mr. Maeser or his predecessor for more than twenty years, and have been used as a single homestead with two� rental cabins for many years. As part of the 1992 Stubbs Bay Sewer Project, the property was assessed one sewer unit to serve the owner's residence structure. Due to the non-conforming structur.e and non-conforming use status of the rental cabins, those cabins were not provided with sewer nor assessed sewer units, nor was the storage building. 4. On March 13, 1995, the owner appeared before the City Council regardin� the status of the rental cabins. The City Council on a vote of 5-0 required that the sewer connection to the owner's residence be connected within ninety days; that the cabins could continue to be rented for such time as the Code allows the septic system to remain until it is required to be upgraded; that upgradin� of the septic system will not be allowed; that the cabins must be removed at the time septic system upgrading is required; that the owner must combine the three parcels into one tax parcel; and that an a�reement between the owner and the City will be drafted by the owner's attorney in conjunction with the City's attorney in order to ensure the owner will abide by these conditions. 5. The owner and applicant propose to replat this property from three tax parcels into two tax parcels, each of which would constitute a separate building site. The • Page 2 of 9