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MINUTES OF TIiE <br /> ORONO PLANNING COMMISSION MEETING <br /> Monday,January 18,2010 . <br /> 6:30 o'clock p.m. <br /> (#10-3438 DNA PROPERTIES,LLC, 1535 BOHNS POINT ROAD,CONTINUED) <br /> to divert the runoff. There are plenty of grassy areas also to help filter the water before it reaches the <br /> lagoon and the lake. Gronberg noted they are agreeable to relocating the lot line for Lot 3 slightly south. <br /> Schoenzeit asked if it is common on platting to reset the elevation. <br /> Curtis stated this would be the time to determine a new existing grade for the development. <br /> Schoenzeit asked if there would be a covenant to retain these building pads to preserve the proposed <br /> drainage swales. <br /> Gronberg stated if someone wants to change one of the building pads,they would need to submit a new <br /> application to the City. <br /> Curtis stated the Planning Commission is approving a concept grading plan and plat at this time and that <br /> any major changes to the grading and drainage would need to be approved. <br /> Schoenzeit asked whether the drainage would be included on the title. <br /> Gronberg stated there would be standard utility easements around the perimeter of the lots, around the <br /> lagoon, and as shown on the plat near the street. <br /> Kang noted for the record that a letter was received from Rick Hauser, 1535 Bohns Point Road, <br /> expressing concerns regarding the fact that Bohns Point Road is a narrow residential dead end street and <br /> that there may be issues with traffic during construction. He is requesting that all driveway access points <br /> be positioned so that the lights from vehicles not illuminate an existing house; the mature evergreen trees <br /> and landscape grading along Bohns Point Road not be removed; and that any additional utilities be placed <br /> underground. <br /> Chair Kang opened the public hearing at 6:59 p.m. <br /> Virginia Sweatt, 3225 Bohns Point Lane, stated they have already suffered through six years of <br /> reconstruction and reshaping of this site in the past,the removal of a number of trees on the lot, and <br /> considerable noise. Sweatt stated she has a number of concerns regarding the application given the close <br /> proximity of this lot to their house. At times in the past school buses have had a difficult time accessing <br /> Bohns Point Road during the prior work on the lot. <br /> Gronberg stated the setback is 10 feet, and in order to construct the swale,they have left approximately 22 <br /> feet between the building pad and the adjoining lot. Gronberg stated there would be a cut through the <br /> berm in order to construct the common driveway,but that they would be doing replanting in that area. <br /> Sweatt reiterated her concern that this project would cause traffic problems as well as noise issues. <br /> Sweatt requested the City's regulations be followed as it concerns the height of the rooflines. Sweatt <br /> stated she has a concern with the number of houses proposed to be built on this site as well. <br /> Chair Kang closed the public hearing at 7:08 p.m. <br /> Page 5 <br />
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