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MINUTES OF THE <br /> ORONO PLANNING COMMISSION MEETING <br /> Monday,August 17,2009 <br /> 6:30 o'clock p.m. <br /> (7. #09-3422 RICHARD 8c LEESA ANDERSON,3205 CRYSTAL BAYROAD, VARIANCES, <br /> 7:42 P.M. —8:29 P.M., Continued) <br /> Morris indicated it would be 280 to 290 square feet. As it relates to the illegal deck,they are proposing to <br /> do whatever the City requires to resolve the issue.Morris stated at one time there was a shed with a <br /> concrete floor,which was then removed and converted to a deck. <br /> Chair Kempf opened the public hearing at 8:08 p.m. <br /> There were no public comments regarding this application. <br /> Chair Kempf closed the public hearing at 8:08 p.m. <br /> Kempf stated a 744 square foot house with no basement is very small and that he can understand the need <br /> for an addition. Kempf stated as long as the two lots cannot be divided,he would be in favor of a <br /> variance to allow the encroachment into the setback. <br /> Kempf noted the adjoining property also has an issue with hardcover,which consists primarily of a large <br /> gravel parking area,which was not addressed at the time they brought an application forward to the City. <br /> Curtis indicated she is not familiar with that property. <br /> Leesa Anderson stated the deck is approximately 20 years old and that they did replace a deteriorated <br /> concrete deck that was on the property with a wood deck. The pavers were taken out and wood was put <br /> in its place. The building inspector then said a permit was required. The issue was discussed back and <br /> forth with the City and they eventually paid a citation for the deck. The building inspector also required <br /> them to lower a portion of the deck,which was done, and they were told the deck was fine after that. <br /> They were not told that they needed to obtain a permit after that and they were not aware it was still an <br /> issue. <br /> Anderson stated a number of neighbors in the neighborhood have parking in the front,and their parking in <br /> the front has existed since 1947. Anderson noted Crystal Bay Road is narrow and that people do park on <br /> the street. One car is parked in the back but they are unable to park more cars in that area since it would <br /> protrude out into the road. <br /> Leslcinen asked what would be necessary to correct the situation with the deck. <br /> Curtis stated it should be addressed within this application as far as location and size,and then a building <br /> permit obtained once the deck is approved. Curtis noted the applicants are proposing to reduce the size of <br /> the deck but that the Planning Commission should review the property as if the deck were not there and <br /> decide whether it would be allowed. <br /> Kang commented she appreciates the applicants reducing the hardcover to 35 percent, and that given the <br /> reduction in hardcover, she would view the application somewhat favorably. <br /> Rice noted the hardcover calculations do not include the rock and rubber membrane area. <br /> Curtis stated she would like to see the hardcover areas depicted on the survey and included in the <br /> calculations. <br /> PAGE 12 <br />
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