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• <br />C� <br />• <br />MINUTES OF THE <br />ORONO CITY COUNCIL MEETING <br />Monday, July 10, 2006 <br />7:00 o'clock p.m. <br />(RYAN COMPANIES, CONTINUED) <br />McJilton stated there would be substantial glass at the corner of the building. McJilton displayed the <br />conceptual elevations for the buildings. <br />Nordland stated Ryan Companies would be requesting a variance to the 70 -foot right -of -way because the <br />70 -foot right -of -way in their view is not practical or necessary in this situation. The actual width of the <br />roadway would remain the same with either right-of- -way. Nordland indicated the location of the road is <br />being dictated by the existing building and would accommodate the larger over -the -road trucks. <br />Nordland indicated it is not possible to have a 70` -foot right -of -way and still be able to construct a <br />building south of the road that would be able to attract suitable tenants. Nordland pointed out that the <br />Morrie's Automotive site would also not be able to accommodate a 70 -foot right -of -way. <br />Nordland stated other issues mentioned by staff are the right - in/right -out and drainage, with Council <br />requesting a new study regarding offsite drainage. Nordland stated they hope to have that issue resolved <br />in the near future. <br />Murphy stated he is in general support of what has been presented so far, but that he has some concerns <br />regarding the drainage. Murphy stated the City leas b- <br />een working for the last couple of months with the <br />City of Long Lake on determining whether Kenobi Pond can handle the runoff for this area because the <br />design work for the pond was done before all the Ichanges have been made to the industrial area. Murphy <br />stated the City has serious concerns regarding whether the pond is able to hold the water and how the <br />water is diverted to the pond and that he has a concern with the water running across Morrie's property. <br />Murphy stated he also has a concern with the progress of the highway project and that he would be <br />reluctant to give final approval on anything until the drainage issues are resolved. <br />Murphy stated his second issue relates to the road. Murphy stated he is unclear what the width of the road <br />right -of -way is on Industrial Boulevard in Long Lake. <br />Gaffron stated to his understanding they have a <br />Murphy stated he would like to hear what the <br />right -of -way. <br />White stated the concerns raised by Council Me <br />development. White inquired whether the turn- <br />right -of -way and a 40 -foot road. <br />are to Ryan Companies in having a 70 -foot <br />Murphy are the same concerns he has with this <br />group feels the pond is not large enough. <br />Murphy stated it has to do with the issues that Morrie's property has been dealing with and the need for <br />the City to understand how much water is going to be diverted to that pond and the route that the water <br />runoff would take. Murphy stated another issue is the rate of runoff. Murphy stated those issues should <br />be resolved prior to this application being approved. <br />Murphy stated it does not take a 100 -year flood event before the ponds in Long Lake are full to capacity <br />and that the amount of hardcover being proposed, for this site could exacerbate the problem. <br />GE 21 <br />