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A <br /> , <br /> COUNCIL MEETING <br /> JAN 12 2015 <br /> REQUEST FOR COUNCIL ACTION ��TV QF ORONO <br /> �_— <br /> Date: 7 January 2015 <br /> Item No� <br /> Department Approval: Administrator Approval: Agenda Section: <br /> Name: Melanie Curtis�,,� /, <br /> Title: Planner W��� <br /> Item Description: Casey&Jill Hoehn—2325 nd I Cove Ln—Encroachment Issue <br /> List of Exhibits: <br /> Exhibit A. Request from Property Owner with Attachments(photos) <br /> Exhibit B. As-Built Surveys <br /> Exhibit C. City Engineer As-Built Survey Review Comments <br /> Exhibit D. Building Permit Survey <br /> Exhibit E. MCWD Memo—11/24/14 <br /> Exhibit F. Retaining Wall Engineer Letter-09/19/14 <br /> Exhibit G. Glendale Cove Plat (Partial) <br /> Exhibit H. Glendale Cove Plat with Wetlands&Wetland Buffer ldentified <br /> Exhibit I. Flowage&Conservation Easement—City <br /> Exhibit J. Wetland Buffer Declaration&Amended Declaration—MCWD <br /> Summary: <br /> A building permit for the new home was issued in September 2013; a temporary Certi�cate of Occupancy to <br /> allow Casey & Jill Hoehn, the property owners, to move into the finished structure was issued in January <br /> 2014. The City-approved site plan (09/12/13)associated with the permit included one proposed retaining wall <br /> near the west side of the home. When the final as-built survey was submitted on August 19, 2014 to close out <br /> the permit and issue a Certificate of Occupancy it was noted that 3 additional walls around the home. One <br /> wall extending the width of the property was constructed within the wetland buffer and the drainage& utility <br /> easement had been constructed without City review or approval. Typically landscape features (i.e. patios, <br /> walls, etc) which vary from the permit-approved landscape plan should have City approval and a Zoning <br /> Permit; in this case a Zoning Permit was not requested. An additional wall was constructed on the west side <br /> of the home which exceeds 4-feet in height. Consulting Engineer Bob Bean observed this wall in the field and <br /> indicates in the attached 08/28/14 comment memo that an engineered design is required; a building permit is <br /> also required due to the height. <br /> The wetland buffer area is covered by a City conservation & flowage easement and a MCWD wetland buffer <br /> declaration. Both documents are attached and reflect a prohibition of the construction of structures within <br /> the wetland buffer. Resolution of this matter would be for the wall located within the drainage and utility <br /> easement/conservation easement to be removed. Staff met with the property owners and MCWD staff on <br /> November 7th to discuss resolution to the encroachment violation and the final Certificate of Occupancy, <br /> which continues to be withheld until the issues are resolved. Following that meeting the applicants made a <br /> formal request for an encroachment agreement. <br /> Staff Recommendation <br /> Staff is agreeable to allowing all or some of the retaining wall within the easement area to remain subject to <br /> the requirement that the property owners enter into an encroachment agreement with the City. The <br /> encroachment agreement would allow the City to require the property owner to remove the encroachments if <br />
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