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�o�o <br /> � � <br /> ti � <br /> F �,� <br /> lqkfS H��� <br /> To: Chair Leskinen and Planning Commission Members <br /> Jessica Loftus, City Administrator <br /> From: Jeremy Barnhart, Community Development Director <br /> Date: July 20, 2015 <br /> Subject: #15-3753, City of Orono, Lydiard Beach Swim Area <br /> Variance <br /> Application Summary: The applicant is requesting a variance from Section 78-1405 8 b to <br /> permit construction of two split rail fences and 58 sq ft of hard cover within the required 75 foot <br /> lakeshore yard, at the end of Lydiard Ave. The fences are intended to delineate the parking area <br /> from the beach area and the channel adjacent to the parking area. <br /> Staff Recommendation: Planning Department Staff recommends approval of the variances as <br /> proposed that would permit additional hard cover in the 75' lake yard, and the construction of <br /> 125' of split rail fencing within that yard. <br /> List of Exhibits <br /> Exhibit A. Application <br /> Exhibit 8. Proposed Plan <br /> Exhibit C. Fence example <br /> Background <br /> The Orono Parks Commission proposes removal of 10 deteriorating wooden bollards that <br /> currently mark the boundary between the parking and beach areas with a more visually <br /> appealing split rail wooden fence. The fence will not be more than 42 inches tall, and will <br /> include two horizontal rails. The Parks Commission seeks to replicate this type of fence style as <br /> a parking boundary throughout the park system; recently fence sections were added to the park <br /> at Summit Beach. <br />
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