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MINUTES OF THE ORONO CITY COUNCIL MEETING Monday, February 10, 2014 7:00 o’clock p.m. _____________________________________________________________________________________ Page 18 of 30 (9. #14-3647 EOF INVESTMENTS, LLC, D/B/A YOUR BOAT CLUB, LLC – 1444 SHORELINE DRIVE – COMMERCIAL SITE PLAN REVIEW FOR UNDERGROUND FUEL STORAGE TANK INSTALLATION, Continued) 5. Installation permit will be subject to review and approval of Orono Building Official and Long Lake Fire Chief. 6. Installation and operation of fueling system shall meet all City and State requirements. 7. This approval is for boat club use only and not general public fuel sales. 8. Subject to submittal of any required SWPPP and NPDES permits Gaffron noted staff recommends approval per the Planning Commission recommendations. Gaffron noted a resolution has not been drafted at this point. Printup asked if there is an aerial of the southerly two tax parcels depicting the easement. Gaffron indicated on the west side of 1444 is a parking lot and contains a building. 1444 consists of two lots, with the parking lot that goes east through the gazebo being one lot and the other parcel containing two parking lots. The fuel system would be located past the gazebo and on to the third lot out to the dock system and then to the proposed dispensing unit. Gaffron indicated it would be a very short easement on the east end of the triangular piece. McMillan asked if the City has fuel tanks at other marinas that are not for public retail sales. Gaffron stated it is his belief that most of the other marinas have retail gas sales and that there is only one other marina with a boat club. Gaffron noted most marinas have their fuel dispensing systems located at the end of the dock so they are easily accessible by the public. Luke Kujawa, Applicant, stated in his view Staff has done a good job of reviewing the application. Kujawa noted there is already an easement on those parcels but that they will need to review that to make sure it allows for the fuel line. Kujawa stated as far as combining the two lots, since there is room to move the tank to meet a 10-foot setback from either lot, those two lots would not need to be combined. Kujawa indicated they could combine them if the City would like them to be for this component of the site improvements. McMillan asked if he has a preference either way. Kujawa stated technically they need an easement to cross the lot and that since there is already an easement over the other two lots, they could extend it to cover this lot. McMillan asked if he is okay with the recommendation to limit the gas only to the boat club.