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MINUTES OF THE <br />ORONO CITY COUNCIL MEETING <br />Monday, December 12, 2005 <br />7:00 o'clock p.m. <br />(8. #05 -3152 BORLAND DEVELOPMENT ONBEHALF OF JAMES D. MACKINNON, ET <br />AL, "3500" FFATERTOWNROAD, Continued) <br />Murphy stated in his view the Watershed District could look at some of these wetlands in a different way <br />and that the City could approach the Watershed District and ask them to look at the whole thing in <br />context. <br />McMillan stated she appreciates all the work the developer has done on this development, but the one <br />concern she has is that without having any conservation design ordinances on the books, she is not in <br />favor of allowing less than two -acre lots with their own septic systems. McMillan stated the two -acre <br />zoning requirement for septic systems has been on the books of Orono for a considerable number of years <br />and that she personally cannot break that precedence without having some well - defined ordinances on the <br />books dealing with conservation design. <br />Bohl inquired what the time frame is for the adoption of the conservation design ordinances. <br />Gaffron stated Staff and the Planning Commission are not ready at the present time to recommend <br />adoption of any specific ordinances. Gaffron stated he is hopeful he will get some response from DSU in <br />the near future on the draft ordinance. <br />Gaffron stated that perhaps the two -acre septic requirement should be a separate topic from the layout of <br />this development. Gaffron pointed out the developer is not changing the density in this area. <br />Murphy inquired how the documentation from Shardlow relates to this application. Murphy inquired • <br />whether this application would be excluded from the new ordinances. <br />Barrett stated the application would fall under the current ordinance. <br />Gaffron stated he is unsure whether the new ordinances would help this application. Gaffron noted the <br />new ordinances would require the same process that the applicant has already gone through. <br />White concurred there may be a precedence issue by deviating from the two -acre minimum requirement <br />for a septic site. <br />Gaffron stated he is attempting to write language into the new ordinances that will meet the Council's <br />concerns relating to a small site and septic. <br />Gaffron noted the review period for this application goes to the middle of March. <br />White pointed out the applicant still would have to appear before the Watershed District. <br />Bohl stated he needs preliminary plat approval prior to going before the Watershed District. Bohl stated <br />he would like some kind of approval that would allow the Watershed District to review this application. <br />McMillan stated the Watershed District does not want to review applications too early in the process due " <br />to possible changes made to the plans. <br />Murphy stated he did discuss this review process with the Watershed District and was told by a • <br />representative that they would like to do concurrent engineering with the City. <br />PAGE 14 of 20 <br />
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