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ORONO CITY COUNCIL MEETING <br />MINUTES FOR OCTOBER 12, 1998 <br />( #7) TONKAWA SHORES PRIVATE ROAD - CONTINUED <br />Gaffron stated that if the Council would agree conceptually it would give the property owners some <br />direction as to how to proceed. <br />Kelley felt the road should be 24' wide with a cul -de -sac at the end. <br />Regan questioned if it turns out that the 16' easement is a private easement if Render will still qualify <br />for the subdivision. <br />Mayor Jabbour replied that Render would probably need to move the road off the private easement and <br />start all over with the subdivision process. <br />Regan stated that is not what he personally wants to see happen, and that he wants to see the new houses <br />built. <br />Mayor Jabbour was opposed to making the developer put in a 24' wide road when the Council has <br />allowed, in the past, a 22' public street. <br />• Kellev commented that the Council has forced the 24' wide roadway issue for many cul -de -sacs in the <br />last 10 years. <br />C� <br />J <br />Mayor Jabbour stated he felt the rule should be abolished. He reminded the Council that during the <br />previous mayor's term, that he voted to remove that rule. <br />Flint felt the width of the road should be at 20' and the location is good. <br />Kelley questioned if Council allows a road less than 24', then what would the hardship for variances be <br />in the City Ordinances. <br />Mayor Jabbour replied, the Orono Comprehensive Plan on which the City Code is based was written <br />with the understanding that it is the Councils responsibility to preserve the open spaces, preserve Lake <br />Minnetonka, allow minimum hardcover, and I think it is in harmony with the community's philosophy. <br />Kelley asked if 3420 North Shore Drive currently uses the roadway and if they would want to use this <br />roadway. <br />Gaffron stated that property has an old driveway which is overgrown at this time but that there is a good <br />chance they would want to use the roadway. <br />Page 7 <br />
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