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MINUTES OF THE ORONO PLANNING COMMISSION MEETING <br />• HELD JULY 20, 1992 <br />ZONING FILE #1753 - CONT. <br />Madge noted he expects approval from the Watershed District by July <br />31st. <br />Rowlette stated the additional concrete area sends run -off directly <br />to the Lake. <br />Mabusth noted that the two home owners are doing what the developer <br />should have done in the first place with respect to the drainage <br />improvement within the 20' wide drainage easement. <br />Peterson felt that the drainage issue should be approved and <br />constructed prior to construction of the pool. <br />Johnson did not feel that the drainage issue affects the proposal. <br />Gaffron stated that the applicant has underutilized his allowed <br />hardcover percentages in the 75 -250' zone. He asked if the excess <br />shouldn't be allowed to be used in the 250 -500' zone if it does <br />not adversely affect the neighbors. <br />Mabusth stated the swale will be a grassed with rip rap at the base <br />to catch sediment before entering the Lake. <br />It was moved by Johnson, seconded by Rowlette, to recommend <br />approval of Application #1753 for Skip Madge, 875 Forest Arms Lane, <br />for a variance to construct a pool, an after - the -fact Lakeshore <br />setback variance for a shed, and variance for a pumphouse in the <br />0 -75' zone, conditioned upon removal of plastic landscape materials <br />in the 0 -75' zone and replacement of such with sod. Ayes 2, nays <br />2. <br />Peterson voted nay because he felt that the drainage swale should <br />be completed first. <br />Cohen voted nay because he felt too many things have been done <br />after - the -fact. He found the letter from the neighbor disturbing. <br />He wished the neighbor had attended the meeting. <br />Johnson felt the drainage issue is outside the scope of the pool <br />project. He added there are other properties contributing to the <br />drainage problem. <br />Rowlette felt the pool project should not be held because of an <br />area drainage problem. <br />is 11 <br />