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1. <br />MINUTES OF THE <br />ORONO CITY COUNCIL MEETING <br />Monday, April'14, 2008 <br />7:00 o'clock p.m. <br />(6. #08 -3335 DOUGLAS W. AND MARGARET S. FRANCHOT, 2010 COLINDRIVE, <br />Continued) <br />Murphy stated he would prefer not to use the language that the applicants have reasonable use of the <br />property without the pool and pool house. Murphy commented a large number of people in Orono <br />could do without certain things and that the language could be construed as somewhat demeaning to <br />the property owners. <br />Murphy commented in his neighborhood there have been two pools recently installed and that they <br />have not been used more than three or four weekends out of the summer. Murphy stated in his <br />situation he would prefer to have the pool that is located next to his lot actually in front of the principal <br />structure because it would then be further away from their lot line. <br />Alan Peterson, 2075 Watertown Road, illustrated on the overhead the location of their residence and <br />stated they are in favor of the applicants' proposed location of the pool and pool building since it is a <br />better location for all the neighbors. Peterson noted they are aware that there will be some noise <br />generated from the use of the pool but that they are still in support of the project. <br />• <br />David Healy, 2135 Colin Drive, illustrated on the overhead the location of his residence and noted . <br />they are the neighbors most directly affected by pool. Healy indicated they are in favor of the <br />project in the location proposed by the Franchots and that they are confident the project will be <br />completed to high standards. Healy indicated they understand there will be some noise but that they <br />do not anticipate it to be a big issue. <br />Peterson stated given the large number of mature trees in the back yard, a number of trees would need • <br />to be removed if they wish to gain sunlight. <br />John Earling, 2165 Colin Drive, stated given the site issues with this lot, the Franchots are limited in <br />their choice of location, and that the proposed location is a good compromise. <br />Mayor White stated this area is relatively isolated, has a number of mature trees, and that he does not <br />feel the noise generated from the use of the pool would become an issue. <br />Franchot indicated they are committed to putting in year -round screening. <br />McMillan asked what the applicants are considering for screening. <br />Franchot stated currently there is a number of trees and other plantings in proximity to the proposed <br />location and that they would like to plant some additional pine trees. <br />Rahn asked why the pool could not be moved further back. <br />Franchot stated they have located the pool as far back as possible given the septic sites. <br />Rahn stated the proposed location is feasible given the small number of houses located in this <br />neighborhood and the fact that all the neighbors are in agreement with the project. <br />McMillan inquired whether there would be plumbing inside the pool house. • <br />PAGE 4 of 13 <br />
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