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• <br />C: <br />ORONO CITY f <br />Monday <br />7:00 c <br />( #05 -3143 Dan Hessburg, Continued) <br />Within the 75 -250 foot zone, there is 30.3 percent <br />Additionally, the applicant constructed a wooden f <br />meanders across the property line. City Code allot <br />the fence must be constructed on one property and <br />OF THE <br />rNCIL MEETING <br />y 23, 2007 <br />ck p.m. <br />•dcover where 27.2 percent was permitted. <br />,e along the northern side lot line. This fence <br />construction of privacy fences without a permit but <br />iy not cross onto another. <br />The applicant altered the approved grading plan by ,, conducting unpermitted grading, installing <br />unpermitted boulder retaining walls, and installing an unpermitted underground drain -tile system. The <br />City's Engineer has reviewed the plans submitted by the applicant's landscape contractor regarding the <br />drain tile system and those comments are reflected yin Exhibit C of the Staff memo. <br />Planning Staff recommends the applicant be refers d back to the Planning Commission for after- the -fact <br />consideration and approval of the excess 380 square feet total site hardcover. <br />McMillan inquired whether the 75 -250 foot hardcover excess is the boulder walls <br />Curtis stated to her understanding the hardcover <br />White inquired whether the City Engineer has <br />Kellogg stated he has visited the site and that the bi <br />what was approved. Kellogg noted Exhibit C outli: <br />site would be able to accommodate a total rainfall c <br />conveyance system, like the previously approved s' <br />from storms larger than 0.8 inches. <br />White inquired how the fence got constructed on & <br />Hessburg stated he did not construct the fence and <br />feet into his property. Hessburg stated he did rem(' <br />on his property and that he did reimburse the neigh <br />was actually not his. <br />Hessburg stated he was unaware that the City requi <br />Hessburg stated they realized after final grade had 1 <br />retention and that a four -inch drain tile system was <br />his calculations, it would accommodate 20 percent <br />goes into the drain tile system. <br />is a result of the boulder walls. <br />the site and reviewed the drainage. <br />:st concern is that the drainage plan does not match <br />his concerns and that the main concern is that the <br />h of 0.8 inches. Kellogg stated an additional <br />-s, will be necessary to convey the excess runoff <br />neighbor's property line. <br />his neighbor actually constructed the fence three <br />the fence thinking that it was his fence since it was <br />for the materials after he found out that the fence <br />a permit for the underground tiling system. <br />L achieved that they had a problem with water <br />alled for approximately 300 feet. According to <br />icover. Hessburg noted 80 percent of the runoff <br />Hessburg stated he did not realize he needed to obtain a conditional use permit for the staircase and that <br />the boulder walls were constructed to help control the runoff into the lake. <br />Hessburg stated the four interceptors on the gutter system should probably be screened to help ensure that <br />the runoff goes into the drain tile system. Hessbur ' noted there have been some letters submitted from <br />the neighbors, Mr. Okerstrom and Todd and Terri Haugan, indicating they do not have any problems with <br />40 I the work performed on the property. Hessburg statd he attempted to make his property safe and handle <br />the runoff appropriately. '1 <br />PAGE 3of17 <br />
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