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MINUTES OF THE <br />ORONO PLANNING COMMISSION MEETING <br />Monday, September 15, 2014 <br />6:30 o’clock p.m. <br />_____________________________________________________________________________________ <br /> <br />Page 19 of 59 <br /> <br />five units. Fredrickson stated they do not have a road that is accessible throughout the year even though <br />the City knew about the flooding problems last year. Fredrickson noted pictures of the flooding have <br />been included in the Planning Commission’s packet. <br /> <br />Fredrickson stated the other issue she would like to raise is safety and that the entrance as it is proposed is <br />in a dangerous spot. Fredrickson noted at Kelly and County Road 15 is Lund’s and that it is extremely <br />difficult to take a left onto Kelly Avenue or to get out of the Lund’s parking lot As a result, what is <br />happening because of the huge traffic backup on the corner of County Roads 15 and 19 at the stoplight, <br />there are large trucks and people in cars that will take a quick cut on Kelly Avenue, driving all the way <br />down and taking either Lydia or Shadywood. Fredrickson indicated there are trucks going 50 miles an <br />hour down Kelly. Fredrickson stated what the City needs to know is that the residents on Kelly bought <br />into the idea of a quiet street. If ten families are added, even if they are retired, would add to the volume <br />of traffic and that there will be 20-plus cars going in and out, which does not include visitors. <br /> <br />Fredrickson stated the last issue is visibility of the development. Fredrickson indicated she looked at the <br />1981 Delaney agreement with the City of Orono and it says that no structure shall be constructed, erected <br />or placed upon this land, including, without limitation, fences, hardcover or roads of any nature or any <br />other structure or improvement inconsistent with the natural state of the land. No trees, shrubs or <br />vegetation shall be destroyed or removed from the land. Fredrickson stated she does not understand why <br />so many things need to be special about this development and that the agreement is something that the <br />Delaneys knew when they purchased the land. <br /> <br />Fredrickson stated she has talked to the majority of the neighbors and they do not want the project as <br />proposed. Fredrickson stated this is not just a piece of paper but their neighborhood. <br /> <br />Stewart Alger, Attorney-at-Law, stated he is here on behalf of the Fredricksons, Alex Ware, Gary and <br />Brian Schroeder, Brent Lindgren, Jim Schmidt, and Scott and Jill Wine. Alger stated he would like to <br />emphasize a couple of points. First of all, the neighbors would like the Planning Commission to deny the <br />application or at least extend the period in which the City will make a decision on this application so that <br />the neighbors have an opportunity to fully understand what is going on here and prepare their comments. <br />Alger stated in his view the Planning Commission will benefit from the residents’ careful review and that <br />from the homeowners’ perspective, the application is moving very fast. <br />Item #01 - PC Agenda - 10/20/2014 <br />Approval of Planning Commission Minutes 09/15/2014 <br />[Page 19 of 59]
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