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REGULAR MEETING OF THE ORONO COUNCIL, P10VEMBER 14, 1978 Page 16 <br /> The hardship claiMs were the narrow lot width and VARIANCE <br /> extreMe grade of slope to west of lot. �Planning 440 Willow Drive <br /> Commission requested Council action on the variance (Continued) <br /> application at the November 14, 1978 Meeting <br /> because of the inclement weather. <br /> Council D4eeting - November 14, 1978 <br /> Butler moved, Pesek seconded, to anprove the variance <br /> request of Richard Perry, Jr. , 440 Willow Drive, <br /> for construction of the garage only, at this time, <br /> per Planning Commission recorimendations of Nover:iber 13, <br /> 1978, i4otion, Ayes (5) - PJays (0) . <br /> P�r. Alan Olson, City Planner, presented the City V�FSi SHOTZ: LAFRy�TTE <br /> Council with a status report concerning the West BAY REPORT <br /> Shore Lafayette Bay dredging project. <br /> 24r. Alan Olson, City Planner, presented the City SEL�IER HOOKUP REPORT <br /> Council with a report from Michael Gaffron, <br /> Septic System Inspector, concerning the status <br /> on sewer hookups. <br /> t�ir. Alan Olson, City Planner, entered into the SE[aER CONNECTION <br /> record the following r,►emo concerning a sewer 1399 Park Drive <br /> connection for Joan Bloom, 1399 Park Drive, <br /> dated November 8, 1978, which states: <br /> P4rs. Bloom is requesting reimbursement for the cost <br /> of a pump required to connect her house to the 1970 <br /> Saga Hill sewer project. This property is one of <br /> a few which were to require �umps as part of the <br /> overall project design. Orono policy, determined <br /> at the time the project was ordered, has always <br /> been to reimburse the homeowner for the extra cost <br /> of the pumP. These costs have averaged $400 to <br /> $550 over the last three years. <br /> This connection was made in October. The connection <br /> should have been completed by January, 1975, <br /> according to State law and local ordinance. Obviously, <br /> connection years ago would have been at less cost <br /> than now. <br /> A purlp has been installed which is apparently under- <br /> sized to handle the job. The cost for the inplace <br /> 1/2 hp. pump (typical of other such installations) ' <br /> is $613. 20 including labor. This nay have to be <br /> replaced by a 1 hp. pump which would cost approxir.lately <br /> $1, 000 excluding labor. <br /> (Continued) <br />