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MINUTES OF THE <br /> ORONO PLANNING COMMISSION MEETING <br /> Monday, August 18, 2003 <br /> 6:00 o'clock p.m. <br /> (#9 #03-2928 MICHAEL R. MISCHKE, Continued) <br /> 6. Hardcover in 0-75'reductions proposed from 1630 s.f.(31.6%)to 1000 sf(19.4%) <br /> where no hardcover is allowed,by removing existing detached garage and gravel areas. <br /> 7. Hardcover in 75-250' zone will be reduced from 1216 sf(69.5%) to 952 sf(54.4%). <br /> Additional factors: <br /> - Lot coverage by structure increases from 1333 s.f. to 1500 s.f. (1500 s.f. allowed). <br /> - Adjoining residence to the immediate north is 4-5' away from this residence (separation <br /> between fireplace chases is 1.7'). <br /> Gaffron explained that the property is the second lot south of Coffee Channel, and is <br /> subject to 75' setbacks from two sides. He noted that the applicant proposes to remove the <br /> existing one-stall detached garage, located entirely within the side 0-75' zone, and add a <br /> new 2-stall attached garage,plus add a second story over the existing house and new <br /> garage. Gaffron pointed out that the property is very small, and impacted not only by its <br /> proximity to the lake,but by the proximity of neighboring structures. The house to the <br /> north is only 1'-2' from the side lot line, and the existing separation between the applicant's <br /> house and the neighboring house is 4'-5' (their chimneys are only 1.7' apart). <br /> Gaffron pointed out that the structural coverage on the property will increase from 1333 <br /> s.f. to exactly 1500 s.f. as allowed by code. The result is that 22% of the lot will be <br /> covered by structure. In addition, hardcover on the property in both 0-75' and 75-250' <br /> zones is proposed to be reduced substantially,primarily by eliminating areas of gravel <br /> driveway. The detached garage moves out of the 0-75' zone, but is replaced with a larger <br /> garage in the 75-250' zone. This results in less open parking area on the property, but still <br /> yields a parking area on the lot with depth from 12'to 21', allowing for one larger vehicle <br /> and one subcompact car in the driveway. <br /> Gaffron pointed out that the main entry to the residence would be the door on the lake side, <br /> with a secondary access through the garage. Applicant proposes to add non-hardcover <br /> walkways and non-lined landscape beds around the residence. He added that the garage <br /> addition is the smallest functional footprint(20'x20') and is located so as to be out of the 0- <br /> 75' zone, which places it 6.9' from the south lot line. This also forces the garage to be <br /> nearer the street than the required 30' setback, but as a trade-off it minimizes hardcover. <br /> The street right-of-way at this location is a widening of County Road 19 due to the bridge, <br /> and the street area in front of the lot acts as a shared driveway. <br /> Given the limitations imposed on this site by the lot size, location very near the lakeshore, <br /> relationship to the road right-of-way, and the proximity of adjoining homes, Gaffron stated <br /> that staff recommends the following: <br /> a) Approval of the right side and street setback variances for the garage addition. <br /> PAGE 11 of 30 <br />
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