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MINUTES OF THE <br />ORONO CITY COUNCIL MEETING <br />Monday, May 10, 2010 <br />• 7:00 o `clock p.m. <br />(9. FORESTARMS COUNTRY CLUB HOMEOWNERS ASSOCL4TION(FACCHA) 2010 <br />JOINT USE DOCKLICENSE, Continued) <br />Curtis indicated that is not the case and that she has spoken to the association's surveyor regarding that. <br />Theisen indicated he would be more than happy to remove the fire pit. The canoe storage is two 4 -inch <br />diameter dock pipe pounded in the ground and those can be removed. There has been absolutely no <br />change to the survey other than the delta, which is the City's responsibility. <br />Theisen indicated he did speak with the City Engineer and was told that the City does not have money to <br />maintain it. Theisen stated in his view the City should hold up their end of the agreement and that the <br />area is turning into swamp area or wetland. <br />Franchot stated he would be in favor of the motion, but noted the decision to require a new survey sounds <br />very arbitrary and unnecessary. Franchot suggested before Staff requires a new survey, that they should <br />drive by to see if there have been any improvements. <br />Bremer noted the City requires an updated survey with every building permit as well, but that perhaps the <br />City should rethink that approach. <br />McMillan asked why the year 2007 was chosen. <br />A& Curtis indicated 2007 is when staff who was handling this program changed hands. Staff reviewed the <br />files and made some assessments that a substantial amount of the information was insufficient, which <br />included some hand drawn maps and drawings made on plats. Staff approved the permitting in 2008 and <br />2009 utilizing the information that the City had available. In the applications for 2008, the City received <br />a 2007 survey and Staff felt that requiring updated surveys as of 2007 would be sufficient for the other <br />residents. <br />Franchot stated this feels like a one -size fits all solution and reiterated that he would be in favor of the <br />motion since the applicant's position is rational and the survey is not hand drawn. <br />Curtis stated this was a staff decision that was made so the program could move forward and that Staff <br />felt that same requirement should be applied to every licensee. <br />McMillan stated she agrees with some of the issues raised by Council Member Franchot. The survey is <br />certified and changed slightly in 2002. McMillan indicated she would recommend Staff drive by and see <br />if there have been any changes made to the property but that the survey does not need to be updated <br />unless there are some changes. The applicant has indicated there is no new hardcover on the property and <br />that is adequate in her view. McMillan stated in her view asking the applicant to submit a new survey is <br />unnecessary unless Staff notices changes. <br />Mattick stated Staff is attempting to get a handle on the hardcover for the various properties. Staff did <br />visit the site, did view changes, which is part of the basis to request an updated survey. Mattick stated he <br />can understand why those items seem trivial but they are not reflected on the survey. There could <br />possibly be other items on the property that Staff did not notice on their walk through and that the updated <br />• surveys would be helpful to Staff. <br />Page 11 of 17 <br />