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MINUTES OF THE ORONO PLANNING COMMISSION MEETING <br />. HELD OCTOBER 18, 1993 <br />( #5) ALLEN AND KATHLEEN BAKKE - CONT. <br />Nolan asked about the intricate pipe structure on the roof. Bakke explained it was for solar <br />heating of the pool. <br />Peterson asked about the fence to the back of the property shown on the survey that indicates <br />it is 2' over the lot line. Bakke stated he would move it within his line although the neighbor <br />said there was no problem to leave it where it was. Peterson thought the deck should be <br />approved since it was done so long ago but the fence should be moved to comply with the lot <br />line. The other fence had already been removed. <br />Schroeder asked if there were any other removals possible since there is still an excess of <br />hardcover. <br />Gaffron explained that in the 250 -500' zone from the lake, only 30% of the property is allowed <br />to be in hard surface which includes driveways, sidewalks, retaining walls, landscaped areas <br />underlain with plastic or fabric, etc. He did not think there was any way to reduce hardcover <br />other than removing some of the driveway or the existing decks. 32% hardcover probably <br />existed prior to the deck addition, now 35 % exists. <br />Bakke stated the turnaround was not necessary as they were able to back out. The shed <br />currently occupies that space but will be moved so this portion of paved area could be removed. <br />Smith asked about any precedents being set regarding after -the -fact variances for decks. <br />Peterson felt that, in this case, the deck construction is so old it is difficult to deal with but <br />otherwise these after -the -fact variances should be dealt with very carefully. Smith did not want <br />it to appear that as a violation becomes older, it may be overlooked. <br />It was moved by Nolan, seconded by Berg, to approve Application #1879 subject to the removal <br />of the shed, removal of the backup apron in the driveway as drawn and moving the fence so it <br />no longer encroaches the neighboring property. Ayes 5, nays 1. <br />Planning Commission members agreed there should be an after - the -fact variance application fee <br />paid and after - the -fact building permit fee. <br />Smith referred to an earlier application ( Sieff's) which was tabled because the Commission did <br />not feel they could approve extensive decking. Although the Bakke decking is older, she did <br />not feel that time should make a difference in the approach to the application. <br />Nolan felt there were differences with the Sieff application such as: <br />1. The Sieff's had very intense hardcover /decking - probably twice that as Bakke's. <br />• 10 <br />
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