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i <br />MINUTES OF THE <br />ORONO CITY COUNCIL MEETING <br />Monday, January 22, 2007 <br />7:00 o?clock p.m. <br />(5. #07 -3257 BPS PROPERTIES, 95 LEAF <br />area. Stickney stated they are planning for a net in <br />with the development. <br />Stickney stated under the revised plan the smallest <br />consist of 2.89 acres; and the average size of the to <br />buildable. Stickney stated the average street front, <br />approximately 7.37 acres, which would be restrict( <br />Numerous test sites have been conducted on the <br />should be able to have its own septic and well. <br />; Continued) <br />of approximately 100 trees once they are done <br />t would consist of 1.66 acres, the largest lot would <br />in the development would be 2.10 acres dry <br />setback is 210 feet. The conservation area is <br />with no cut zones and no build zones. <br />which have demonstrated that each lot <br />Stickney stated the length of the roadway would be 1365 feet. Stickney noted that there are other roads <br />within the City that are longer in length than what is being proposed for this area. <br />White inquired whether the road would be <br />Kellogg indicated he would defer to the fire marsha <br />anything problematic based on what has been done <br />stormwater ponds, there would probably be a need i <br />White noted Staff feels there should be a through cc <br />Gaffron stated the advantage of providing for the co <br />eliminate the need for the City to purchase property <br />have a considerable number of streets similar to this <br />would be 28 feet. <br />McMillan inquired whether there is development to <br />Gaffron stated that it was the intent to provide a cor <br />would become developed further. <br />McMillan commented it appears the parcel north of <br />this development. <br />Stickney stated High Lane would have sufficient fri <br />Gaffron stated if the cul -de -sac at the north end abu <br />into. <br />Stickney stated that is one option and that another o <br />slightly along the frontage. <br />Murphy commented there are a lot of attractive eler <br />efforts of the developer to try to preserve as many c <br />developer feels about doing the conservation areas s <br />development. Murphy noted that there are five lots <br />for fire protection. <br />on the width of the roadway but that he does not see <br />i the past. Kellogg stated based on the two <br />ir curb and gutter. <br />to Watertown Road. <br />nnection would be for future development and would" <br />in the future. Gaffron noted the City currently does <br />roadway. Gaffron stated the standard road width <br />the west that is anticipated. <br />connection to the east in the event this area <br />the Luce Line could become partially landlocked with <br />to provide that connection. <br />enough of that property, it could possibly be teed <br />would be to create one more lot and angling it <br />;nts to this development and that he appreciates the <br />the trees as possible. Murphy inquired how the <br />A whether 15 lots are necessary for this <br />zat are less than the two -acre requirement. <br />PAGE 3 of 13 <br />
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