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REGULAR MEETING OF THE ORONO COUNCIL, JULY 11, 1977 Page g � 3. Accesses - 50 ft. and 65 ft. County seemed CURB CUT & PLArdTING � agreeable. I think we could reduce the 50 ft. North Star Marina access some. Our City roads do not exceed 32 ft. (Continued) ' in width. The approach radii added to the 50 ft. � access seems exceedingly wide. � The Kempfs will now proceed with preparing a site plan. When it is submitted, I will include the � proposal on the Council agenda for your review I ' before forwarding it to the County for approval. I Butler moved, Massengale seconded, to table the request of North Star Marina until further informa- � tion is available. Motion, Ayeas (5) - Nays (0) . 1 Henry Muhich, Building & Zoning Administrator, SUBDIVISION � read into the record the request of Robert F. 320 Woodhill Road I White, 320 Woodhill Road, for a subdivision, #275 dated June 15, 1977 , which states: Robert F. White � Applicant is requesting division of his existing � five acre tract into two lots; the one with the existing house to have 2. 7 acres, the one with a � proposed house to have 2. 3 acres, all dry. The division line is located where shown due to the � sharp hill crest at this location. The proposed � ' lot would exceed 200 ft. in width, but is only 140 ft. deep at the proposed house location. � Because of this, the applicant is also requesting a 20 ft. rear yard setback variance (from 50 ' to 30 ' ) � for the proposed house. The rear yard abutts the Woodhill Country Club property. No other structures � are nearby. � A septic system design has been submitted and sent i to the City Engineer for his review. The division would be subject to the standard park dedication � fees and should include requirements for the private easement. � A public hearing has been scheduled for July 5, 1977 at 7: 30 P.M. Planning Commission Meeting - July 5 , 1977 The Planning Commission received a copy of the engineer' s review and approval. On the subdivision, the only concern was the access problems on Woodhill Road. Planning Commission wanted to ensure that access would always be over the existing driveway • and that no new access would be developed. (Continued)