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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 21 of 59 <br /> <br />sinking. Ponzetti stated he is afraid that whatever is going to happen with this site is not going to make <br />the situation better since the development will have an additional impact on the wetlands and will <br />exacerbate the problem. <br /> <br />Ponzetti stated whenever he goes up to the corner of Kelly and County Road 15, it takes two to three <br />stoplights to take a right on to County Road 15. Ponzetti stated it is a terrible intersection, access is very <br />difficult, and adding more cars will make the situation worse. Ponzetti indicated he is very much against <br />the project. <br /> <br />Ken Heimbach, 2525 Kelly Avenue, pointed out on the overhead the location of his property and the <br />deciduous trees. Heimbach noted he would be able to see the units six months out of the year. In <br />addition, there are four sloping driveways where the water comes down at once onto Kelly. By adding <br />more hardcover, the water will go down Kelly and make the situation worse. Heimbach stated he could <br />not get out of his driveway this spring due to the flooding. <br /> <br />Heimbach stated there was so much more information that came out tonight that the neighbors were not <br />aware of. Heimbach stated the project is much more complex than he realized and that in addition to the <br />water problems, there are all of these beautiful houses that appreciate the wetlands in the area and that the <br />City should not screw it all up. <br /> <br />Elizabeth Sedgwick indicated she is here tonight representing the owners of 2605 Kelly Avenue. <br />Sedgwick stated she would like to cite a conditional use permit that was granted in 1978, Conditional Use <br />Permit No. 6400056, by the City of Orono, Resolution No. 3517, which permitted the excavation and <br />creation of a Type III wetland involving the movement or exporting of approximately 600 cubic yards of <br />fill within the street easement of the property located at 2605 Kelly Avenue. Sedgwick stated in her <br />opinion the purpose of creating the wetland at that time 37 years ago was to provide a reservoir for storm <br />water runoff. Sedgwick stated it is known that Kelly Avenue has been flooding for quite some time. <br /> <br />Sedgwick indicated the photograph depicts a duck swimming down Kelly Avenue and that she thought <br />the pictures would provide a better idea of the flooding experienced on Kelly Avenue. The last picture <br />displays the entrance to the construction site at 2605 Kelly Avenue. Sedgwick indicated the flooding <br />affects not just her client but all the neighbors throughout the season. Sedgwick stated her clients have <br />Item #01 - PC Agenda - 10/20/2014 <br />Approval of Planning Commission Minutes 09/15/2014 <br />[Page 21 of 59]
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