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� � <br /> ORONO PLALdNING COMMISSION MEETING HELD JUN� 18, 1990 <br /> ZONING F�LE �1527-STUBBS COP7TIL7UED <br /> Mabusth asked ��r . Gronberg if he could determine the total <br /> area east of the drainageway and then calculate how much 15% of <br /> that area will be. <br /> tiloos stated that she would not be in favor of �he variance <br /> because it will be d�_ificult to sufficiently linit th2 <br /> development of the property. <br /> Cohen , Bellows and Kelley did not believe this property <br /> should be d.eveloped. <br /> Johnson <�sked whether it would be possible to install a pipe <br /> to facilitate drainage rather than having the ex�_sting <br /> drainagev�ay, <br /> I�;abusth stated that a pipe posed �ore problems �or <br /> maintenance. i�abusth said that at one point staff had conaidered <br /> realigning the drainageway and asked Gaffron if he could <br /> elaborate. <br /> Gaffron stated that due to the amount of runoff , a pipe <br /> �aouid not be as practical as a swale. He sa.i_d that staff did <br /> recommend cnaiinelizing the drainageway. <br /> Hanson s�tated that the lot does meet the standards requireci <br /> to be classified as a buildable lot . Hanson questioned whether <br /> it is current_ly accurate to state that 600 gallons of water per <br /> ' day and four bedrooms are one and the same. He su5gested that <br /> the City nay wish to further examine that issue . Hanson also <br /> suggested monitoring the amount af water usage with a meter as <br /> staff recommerided. <br /> Kelley a�nd Cohen disagreed with the use of a meter because <br /> of a lack of an appropriate penalty should usage exceed 600 <br /> gallons . <br /> Gronberg reported that the area east of the arainageway i.s <br /> 3/4 of an acre , 150 of wh�_cn would allow a 4 � 900 s . f . footprint. <br /> �;r. Stubbs noted that the zoning for this parcei at the time <br /> he purchased i.t was one acre. <br /> Mabusth recollected that area variances have been ap�roved <br /> on the basis that zoning for a given area changed subsequent to <br /> the property being purchased and that septic testing confirmed <br /> adequate and suitable area for principal and alternate on- <br /> site sewage disposal systems . In this case, the septic <br /> capabilities limit the future residence to four bedrooms or G00 <br /> gallons/day use level . <br /> Hanson noted that septic testing has indicated that gravel , <br /> - 8 - <br />