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• 1.111. V ORONO CITY Monday, 7:00 (7. #06 -3173 CITY OF ORONO - ZONING STANDARDS, Continued) Shooney stated the developer would be obligated 1 to get the approval of the Council and that the Co is okay or not. Shooney stated page two of the pro improvements are required to a particular site whiff of this District. Shooney stated in his view that is control, but that the 67 percent of the building bell leave much leeway for the developer. McMillan stated she prefers more specific Shooney suggested that what is reasonable is to and perhaps requiring a certain percentage of sr Murphy inquired what an industrial material is. ES OF THE ;OUNCIL MEETING March 13, 2006 'clock p.m. AMENDMENT: INDUSTRIAL DISTRICT come before the City Council with a design document cil has the right to say on a subjective basis whether it >sed ordinance, Section A, the City may find that are greater than the minimum standards found as part mply the council's way of saying that they have the constructed out of brick, stucco or stone does not than more subjective language. that the primary materials be industrial materials materials for the accessories. Shooney stated the majority of industrial buildings! are constructed out of precast concrete panels or stamped concrete, which reduces the cost to construct. Murphy stated he thought that concern was discuss ed and addressed in the last work session. Acting Mayor White stated he has the same concern that has been expressed and that the Council should perhaps research the concerns prior to approving the ordinance amendment. Murphy stated he thought those concerns had been laddressed. A representative of the Ryan Companies stated those percentages in their view should be reversed to make it more consistent with how other high -end industrial parks are being built. The representative indicated the higher -end renters would tend to be located more at office complexes or retail rather than an industrial park. Johnson inquired whether the Council feels comfortable with what the industrial materials look like and whether it would make sense to compile a list of three or four places that could be viewed. Murphy stated the tip -up panels were used on both !fire stations and that he does not have a problem with that type of material. Shooney stated only a third of the building can actually be built out of standard industrial materials, which is not economically feasible for a building of this type. Shooney stated he would be quiet if these buildings are accented and that the City would allow, a majority of the building to be constructed out of ordinary industrial materials. Sansevere suggested this item be discussed at the Shooney stated an accent percent of 25 percent Council work session and that it be tabled tonight. be higher than most other industrial parks. PAGE23 of 27