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ORONO CITY COUNCIL MEETING <br />MINUTES FOR AUGUST 11, 1997 <br />( #5) #2267 JOHN O'SULLIVAN, 3340 SHORELINE /2380 SHADYWOOD - COUNCIL SITE • <br />PLAN APPROVAL <br />John O'Sullivan was present. <br />Gaffron stated this application is for a third access to the Culvers site from Shadywood Road by <br />crossing the conceptually vacated portion of Navarre Lane as well as the southerly corner of the <br />church property. Customers are having difficulty entering from eastbound County Road 15 and <br />leaving his site heading east. The City Engineer has reviewed the site and determined that this <br />proposed access is too close to the intersection and notes that this location will be a potential <br />problem if the County ever creates a free right turn lane from westbound County Road 15 to north <br />bound County Road 19. The City Engineer would prefer to have this proposed access limited to a <br />right - in/right -out access. <br />Gaffron noted that Planning Commission reviewed this application at their July 21 st meeting and <br />voted 4 -2 to recommend denial based on unresolved safety concerns related to the northwesterly <br />access of the restaurant although they acknowledged the need for an additional access to the site. <br />Gaffron stated the safety issues related to a revision in the building plans after original approval <br />regarding the northwest building entrance configuration. The exit doorway now opens to a sidewalk <br />rather than directly in front of the drive -thru lane. The Building Inspector's recommendation is to <br />add a 6' long length of railing along the sidewalk from the doorway, so that pedestrians will have the <br />ability to see vehicles in the drive -thru lane before stepping off the sidewalk. Planning Commission is <br />also recommended a "zebra striping" crosswalk in the middle of the parking lot for pedestrian safety. <br />Gaffron stated Staff agrees with the need for an additional access for the site. In staff s opinion the <br />right - in/right -out limitation will not result in a solution to the traffic dilemma on site. Staff <br />recommends that if the access is approved, it should be on a temporary basis only until a permanent <br />access is provided as part of the church site development. He noted Staff has not prepared a <br />resolution for Council tonight, it will be brought to Council's next meeting. <br />O'Sullivan explained to Council the building configuration regarding the doorway, stating that <br />during the building review this change was brought before the city staff. He stated the third access <br />will be used primarily by restaurant customers and would reduce traffic to and from County Road <br />15. <br />Jabbour asked when the church would be developed. O'Sullivan stated it could be this fall or maybe <br />next year. <br />Peterson asked if the 6' railing was part of the original plan. Gaffron stated the approved site plan <br />did not include the railing although the original resolution requires the sidewalk with a railing and <br />striping. <br />Goetten asked if it would be possible to place a stop sign at the end of the proposed access. is <br />4 <br />
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