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ORONO CITY COUNCIL MEETING <br />MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 8, 2003 <br />(3. #03 -2919 Kevin & Deborah Thompson, 90 Myrtlewood Road, Continued) • <br />greenhouse attachment. Perhaps the greenhouse could go elseR•here on the property, but <br />the existing garage and new pool house must remain 10' apart from each other. <br />Deborah Thompson was present to answer questions. <br />Mayor Peterson surveyed Council on the setback variance: Council approved of it. <br />Murphy stated that future applicants could point out the present application as a precedent <br />for less than a 50' setback, but stated he did not have a problem with the setback. <br />On the accessory structure: Mayor Peterson stated that the applicant was asking for 2009 <br />s.f. where 1000 s.f. was allowed. Gaffron stated that the Planning Commission was <br />concerned with the visual impact of the building, and that it would look massive with a <br />70' long fagade that sits at the entrance to Orono. He stated they wanted screening along <br />the pool and building. <br />Murphy asked how the applicant would feel about moving the greenhouse. Mrs. <br />Thompson stated they would be fine without the greenhouse structure. Their intent was to <br />connect the buildings for aesthetic reasons. She added that they calculated the total <br />building at 2000 s.f., and she did not know where the extra 9' came from. Mayor Peterson <br />stated that the connected building would not pass Council and the structures would have • <br />to be built as two separate buildings. <br />On the variance for the pool to be located 15' from the side road setback: Council <br />approved of a 15' setback. <br />On the vegetation screening: Gaffron stated that Planning Commission wanted the view <br />along the south boundary to be softened with year round vegetation, like a half -dozen pine <br />trees. He stated staff could work with the applicants. Mrs. Thompson stated that they had <br />already put screening along the south boundary and would be v- illing to add more. <br />Mayor Peterson asked if the applicant would fence in the pool. Gaffron stated a fence <br />would be an option, but the City did not have a code requiring it. They typically direct <br />people to their insurance carrier. Sansevere suggested they some day visit the issue of <br />fencing pools. <br />On the plumbing of an accessory structure: Gaffron stated that the plumbing would be <br />connected to an existing septic system. Designs are based on the number of <br />bedrooms /people on a property, not the number of fixtures in the buildings. Council <br />approved of the plumbing. <br />Sansevere moved, and White seconded, to adopt Resolution Rio. 5035 granting a <br />variance to Orono Municipal Zoning Code Section 10.28 Subdivision 5(B) to allow <br />4of11 <br />
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