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MINUTES OF THE <br />ORONO CITY COUNCIL MEETING <br />Monday, June 11, 2012 <br />7:00 o'clock p.m. • <br />(6. #12 -3547 JOHNAND PHOEBE STAVIG, 790 BROWNROAD NORTH, Continued) <br />currently is a vacant lot. Rahn indicated he would like to see a more concrete plan and that the proposal is <br />being driven by the square footage of the house. <br />Stavig indicated 1,600 feet is the upper level of the house and that it is at least 50 percent smaller than any <br />other house in the neighborhood. <br />Franchot stated he understands the concerns expressed and that in his view the City Council is not <br />designing a house but merely providing some direction on the best place to locate a house. <br />McMillan stated the applicant is requesting the City approve a building envelope for them so they can <br />market the property. <br />Franchot asked if the goal is to market the lot. <br />Stavig indicated not necessarily, but that if anyone is willing to pay him the assessed value of the lot, he <br />would likely be willing to sell it. <br />McMillan commented the applicant is attempting to figure out what he would be allowed to construct. <br />Rahn stated he understands the applicant's reluctance to Staff's proposal and that perhaps the City • <br />Council should simply vote on the application that has been presented by the applicant. <br />Stavig stated that is what he is requesting. Stavig stated they have attempted to address the erosion issues <br />and that his engineer and the City's engineer have agreed the proposed location is the best location for the <br />residence. <br />Franchot moved, Printup seconded, Application #12 -3547, John and Phoebe Stavig, 790 Brown <br />Road North, to direct Staff to draft an approval resolution for the application presented by the <br />applicant granting an average lakeshore setback variance, a rear street setback variance to allow 30 <br />feet where 50 feet is required, a variance to allow construction 15 feet from the top of the bluff <br />where 30 feet is required, and a variance to allow a 5 -foot encroachment into the bluff impact zone. <br />McMillan noted if the City does go down this path, she would recommend including some language in <br />the resolution regarding the amount of grading that would be allowed. <br />Rahn asked when the Council spoke of excavating for the walkout level, whether that was part of the <br />applicant's engineer's report. <br />Stavig stated there are specifics contained in his engineer's report about the grading and incorporating <br />rain gardens and other methods to handle runoff. <br />McMillan asked whether there would be language preserving the trees also included in the resolution <br />Gaffron stated other than what is being proposed to be removed, the rest of the bluff would be preserved. <br />McMillan asked if there is anything else Staff would like to see included in the resolution. <br />Page 10 of 17 <br />
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