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� � , <br /> REGULAR MEETING OF THE ORONO COUNCIL, AUGUST 8, 1977 Page 19 <br /> Messrs. Lee and Richard Primus were present PROPOSED SKI ORDINANCE <br /> concerning the proposed Ski Ordinance revision <br /> discussion. Mr. Lee Primus stated that he did not <br /> �hink it was up to them to write Orono' s Ski <br /> S Ordinance. The City Council informed them that it <br /> would help eliminate some problems if they would <br /> make suggestions concerning the revision of the <br /> Ordinance. <br /> � <br /> � Discussion was held concerning the status of the <br /> Ski Tonka special use permit which was approved <br /> � two years ago subject to Ski Tonka' s submitting <br /> additional information for Council review. <br /> � <br /> The City Attorney stated that since Ski Tonka <br /> never submitted the additional material, the <br /> . tentative approval of a conditional use permit on <br /> Phase II of the ski operation had been withdrawn <br /> , by the City Council as had been indicated to their <br /> prior Attorney, Jeff Bonner. The City Council <br /> agreed that there was no application for a conditional <br /> use permit for Phase II before the City and that the <br /> Primuses should submit one. <br /> � The City Attorney suggested that if the Primuses <br /> � wished to make any additional comments later on <br /> the ordinance, they should submit them in writing <br /> � for review. <br /> �aurus moved, Butler seconded, to hold a public PUBLIC HEARING DATE <br /> hearing Monday, September 12, 1977 at 7: 00 P.M. Ski Ordinance <br /> to consider an amendment to the Orono Ski Ordinance. <br /> • Motion, Ayes (3) - Nays (0) . <br /> P�Lr. Greg Frank, City Engineer, read the following DUAL SEPTIC SYSTEMS <br /> • letter into the record concerning septic systems, <br /> dated July 26 , 1977, which states: <br /> � As requ�:sted by the Council, we have researched <br /> � available literature to determine the sources and <br /> amounts of residential water usage. Table I <br /> summarizes the data in the form of percent of <br /> total residential water usage. To convert to <br /> � gallons, we recommend that a flow of 250 to 300 <br /> • gallons per day per household of three people <br /> be used. Each additional household member <br /> � should require an additional 50 to 75 gallons <br /> per day. <br /> � We have �alked to several pliunbers to obtain cost <br /> � estimates for providing a dual plumbing system, one <br /> waste system for toilet and kitchen wastes and a <br /> second system for all other wastes. For a typical <br /> � four bedroom household, we have been told that a <br /> single waste plumbing system would cost roughly <br /> $3,500-$4 ,500. An additional $600 to $1, 500 <br /> � would be associated with having to provide two <br /> • plumbing systems in a new home. This would apply <br /> only for interior plur,tbing. (Continued) <br /> _ End of letter <br />