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MINUTES OF THE <br /> ORONO CITY COUNCIL MEETING <br /> Monday March 13,2017 <br /> 7:00 o'clock p.m. <br /> 12. #17-3903 ALEX UGORETS,2520 SHADYWOOD ROAD,SKETCH PLAN—Continued- <br /> Goodrum stated the visual impact of the building is focused primarily on the three residential homes and <br /> the windows in those homes are faced more away from the building. <br /> Goodrum displayed some aerial pictures of the site, noting there are a number of trees on the site between <br /> the building and the residential homes that will remain. Goodrum displayed some pictures depicting the <br /> view of the site from the residential homes. <br /> Crosby asked what the people on the other side of the road will see. <br /> Goodrum stated they would see a 30-foot high structure similar to the Freshwater building. <br /> Seals stated the last time she remembered a development being discussed by the Council there were a <br /> number of residents who appeared and that she would encourage the developer to reach out to a wider <br /> area. <br /> Walsh asked if the height of a house could be 30 feet or 39 feet if it was stepped back part of the way. <br /> Barnhart stated on a flat roof, Staff ineasures from the top point of the highest adjacent grade. Barnhart <br /> stated the applicant is suggesting that there are some design elements that will mitigate some of that. <br /> Walsh noted residential homes would be peaked at 30 feet and could not be stepped back in the front or <br /> the back. <br /> Goodrum noted residential homes have pitched roofs,which makes them appear taller. <br /> Walsh commented they are actually getting more because they do not have the pitch. Walsh stated if one <br /> person is allowed a higher height, other people will want the same thing. <br /> Goodrum noted there is a 75-foot buffer from the wetlands and that the trees in the area will not be <br /> removed. Goodrum stated they also need to incorporate some stormwater ponding in that area but that <br /> they want to preserve as many trees as possible. <br /> Walsh asked how many acres there are total. <br /> Goodrum indicated it is approximately 20 acres if all the lots are combined. <br /> Walsh asked how much of that is dry buildable. <br /> Goodrum stated the area they are looking at is approximately three acres. <br /> Barnhart stated he does not have that exact number,but to his knowledge there are approximately three <br /> acres of dry buildable on this site and Freshwater has around five acres. <br /> Walsh noted only the dry buildable counts towards the density. <br /> Page 18 of 32 <br />
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