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MINUTES OF THE <br />ORONO CITY COUNCIL MEETING <br />Monday, June 11, 2007 <br />7:00 o'clock p.m. • <br />(8. #07 -3289 PRC DEVELOPMENT CO., 2940 SIXTHA VENUE NORTH, Continued) <br />Seeland stated that the conservation easement would cover the wetland, not necessarily the entire <br />woodland area, as a portion of which might be designated for a neighborhood amenity. She <br />indicated that she had spoken to Evan Everson of the MCWD, who had expressed an interest on <br />behalf of the MCWD to renourish the wetland area. In an attempt to nestle the homes into the <br />landscape and maximize outdoor living integration, Seeland stated that they hoped to situate the <br />homes with 40 foot separation on one side and 20 foot on the other. In an effort to embrace the <br />goals of low impact development, Seeland stated that rain gardens, NURP ponds, and naturalized <br />plantings would be utilized. <br />Aberg pointed out that the homes would be dropped lower along County Road 6 to create a berm in <br />order to mitigate the sightlines of the hockey arena across the street. <br />Seeland continued pointing out that the proposed septic would include three different locations, the <br />northern edge would utilize drip irrigation system, though not always as reliable as necessary in <br />northern climates, a pressurized mound system would be added, as well as, a multi -flow system. <br />Murphy stated that he has issue with the waste water proposal and would prefer to see a demo site <br />at some point to see if this actually works. <br />Seeland asked if the City might be willing to pursue this and investigate whether this would be an <br />option for this site. . <br />McMillan stated that sewering this parcel would really scare her and believed that investigating this <br />system would be a bold step for Orono. <br />Mayor White stated that the Council would be willing to listen to a presentation and suggested they <br />set up a meeting with staff and Engineer Kellogg. <br />Rahn stated that he had listened to the presentation given to the Planning Commission and felt it <br />was very well done and thought out thus far. He encouraged the applicants to put a presentation <br />together. <br />*9. #07 -3291 COX CONTRACTING FOR PAUL AND LAURA EKHOLM, 2606 WEST <br />LAFAYETTE ROAD — VARIANCE — RESOLUTION NO. 5629 <br />Murphy moved, Bremer seconded, to approve RESOLUTION NO. 5629, a Resolution <br />granting hardcover variances in order to construct an addition to the existing home in place <br />of an existing covered entry for the property located at 2606 West Lafayette Road. VOTE: <br />Ayes 5, Nays 0. <br />10. #07 -3298 875 WBW LLC., DAVID CARLSON, 875 WAYZATA BOULEVARD <br />WEST — FINAL PLAT /GENERAL DEVELOPMENT PLAN/RPUD REZONING /CMP — <br />ISSUES DISCUSSION <br />David Carlson, of WBW LLC, and Chris Huntley, of Landform Engineering, were present. <br />• <br />PAGE 8 of 12 <br />