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MINUTES OF THE REGULAR ORONO CITY COUNCIL <br />MEETING HELD ON FEBRUARY 10, 1997 <br />( #7 - Spring Hill Golf Club EAW - Continued) <br />• <br />Kelley asked if there is a rebuttal time in responding to physical design questions. <br />Braman said historically they have been able to respond immediately. He said it is the <br />Council's responsibility to review and determine if the agencies have received an adequate <br />response. <br />Kelley questioned at what point the process would have to start over again in reinforming <br />the participants. Crosby said if changes were found that required republication, it would <br />be the responsibility of the City as the RGU. Crosby said they are prepared to build the <br />design as shown as they have already responded to neighborhood concerns. <br />Jabbour noted the differing hats being required to be worn by the City as Council and as <br />the RGU. He noted if the Council makes a change, the RGU can then make a change. <br />Radio informed Jabbour that as the RGU, if the project is seen as a different project as a <br />result of a major change, they can then step back and re- review. <br />Goetten said she would like to see further discussions held regarding the concerns after <br />hearing the comments that have been made and suggested a work session be held. She <br />did suggest involving the Planning Commission. Jabbour, however, said he would like to <br />keep the discussions for the time being at the Council level. Crosby noted the Planning <br />Commissions' concerns would be different than that of an EAW standpoint. <br />Radio brought to the Council's attention the need for the Council as the RGU to start the • <br />public comment process for the EAW. On the other hand, Radio indicated the document <br />is from the RGU as being their document. Radio said he had concerns with the <br />conclusions found in the document. He is concerned with language used, not wanting to <br />bind the RGU or misquote or mislead the agencies. Radio recommended the conclusions <br />be eliminated leaving the technical information intact. <br />Goetten commented that the concerns by Radio re- enforce the need for the work session. <br />Jabbour said the Council needs to be satisfied with the document distributed and <br />suggested tabling the matter. <br />Braman noted conclusions are to be drawn as much as possible, rather than issues being <br />left open for discussion. He drew attention to the question noted in the EAW regarding <br />whether all questions have been answered. <br />Kelley cited the issue of the road which he felt may be of question. Crosby informed <br />Kelley that the road work had been completed to the satisfaction of Staff and City <br />Engineer. Braman said while the traffic issues are documented, it was difficult to obtain <br />information other than projections. <br />• <br />10 <br />