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MINUTES OF THE <br /> ORONO PLANNING COMMISSION MEETING <br /> May 18,2009 <br /> 6:30 o'clock p.m. <br /> (#09-3395 George Bagley, 1105 Ferndale Road West, Continued) <br /> Turner stated this zoning district requires two acres,with this lot comprising 0.63 acre. The property has <br /> a defined lot width of 0 and the zoning district requires 200 feet of width. <br /> Turner illustrated the proposed plan on the overhead and highlighted the proposed reductions in <br /> hardcover. The applicant is proposing the hardcover in the 0-75 foot zone to be 33.2 percent, which is a <br /> reduction from 33.7 percent. The only hardcover permitted in this zone would be an 8-foot wide <br /> driveway,which is allowed because the property has no other access, and a 32 square foot landing for the <br /> dock. New hardcover would consist of a low retaining wall that minimizes the cut and fill areas, the <br /> sidewalk to the front door,33 square feet of the front porch and additional driveway in front of the third <br /> stall. A portion of the driveway and the old sidewalk to the front door would be removed. There would be <br /> a 149 square foot reduction in hardcover. <br /> Turner stated the floodplain regulations require that when alterations are made to a house in the <br /> floodplain,any expansion of the structure must be in compliance with the floodplain regulations. When <br /> the cumulative value of alterations exceeds 50 percent of the value of the structure,the entire structure <br /> must be brought into conformance with the floodplain regulations. Compliance for this house would <br /> require raising the floor of the crawl space and garage. The house would be 3 to 30 feet from the <br /> floodplain. The floodplain regulations require a 15-foot setback. <br /> Turner indicated the fill is necessary to provide access to the garage. This would be required even if the <br /> house was being replaced in-kind. Most, if not all, of the trees north of the house would be removed. A <br /> tree replacement plan should be required before council consideration. <br /> Floodplain regulations require the elevation of the driveway be no lower than one foot below the flood <br /> elevation or 930.5. Part of the existing driveway is below this elevation and must be filled. Less than <br /> five inches of fill will be required but it should be included in the MCWD application. <br /> The recommendation of Staff is approval of the conditional use permit with the following conditions: <br /> 1. The plan being revised so no point of the driveway is lower than 930.5. <br /> 2. Replacement trees being planted,with the plan being provided prior to Council consideration. <br /> Planning Staff recommends approval of the variances subject to: <br /> 1. The property being combined into one tax parcel. <br /> 2. To reduce the visible impact of the house, especially as viewed from the lake, the house siding, <br /> trim and shingles being dark colors. <br /> 3. To compensate for the loss of the drain field that receives the runoff for the screen porch, a net <br /> reduction of 267 square feet of hardcover(118 square feet more than proposed). <br /> 4. Provision of mitigation measures including: <br /> a. The new driveway having a permeable surface. <br /> PAGE 2 <br />
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