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i <br />MINUTES OF THE ORONO PLANNING COMMISSION MEETING <br />HELD FEBRUARY 16, 1993 <br />ZONING FILE #1803 - CONT. <br />Sathre reviewed the problems with the placement of the future road. <br />He felt if the future roadway speeds were reduced a more <br />appropriate placement could be realized. <br />Mitchell asked why the road couldn't be widened in the same <br />location if needed in the future. <br />Mrs. Carpenter, 480 Russell Avenue, expressed concern about the <br />potential cul -de -sac location. She noted in the previous <br />application, it was suggested the road be widened to the south. She <br />felt the road should be widened to the north to provide the least <br />amount of impact to her property. She said she is not opposed to <br />the back -out apron. <br />Henry Kingman felt during the original subdivision of the area, all <br />these issues were addressed and provided for. <br />Mitchell noted the Country Club does not object to a hammer -head <br />turnaround along the Carpenter property, or a complete road outlot <br />and the roadway could be moved further to the north. He said they <br />wish to follow as near as possible the existing road as the curve <br />is sharper, but the slope is gentler. He addressed the upgrade to <br />the road after the construction of the new residence. <br />Bellows noted that per the code during the development of the third <br />lot, the road must be upgraded to a private road. <br />Mabusth asked Carpenter if they have access across Outlot A. <br />Carpenter said they are allowed to use the outlot, but it is not <br />feasible to do so. <br />Mitchell confirmed that Carpenters do not have an easement over the <br />driveway. <br />Cohen questioned if they intend to create a road which will require <br />a four -wheel drive to access during the winter months. <br />Mitchell said it is a desireable piece of property that those who <br />purchase are willing to make the sacrifice to get up the hill. <br />Bellows clarified that streets and roads are a major safety issue <br />and they have an obligation to make it safe for emergency vehicles <br />in a safe manner. <br />C! <br />