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MINUTES OF THE REGULAR ORONO COUNCIL MEETING HELD JUNE 10, 1985 PAGE 14 <br /> , Council suggested that the people to be appointed not only <br /> come from Orono but from cities the police department serves <br /> such as Minnetonka Beach, Long Lake, and Spring Park if <br /> interested. <br /> ORDINANCE CLARIFICATION <br /> HEIGHT OF FENCE City Administrator Bernhardsonstated that the currentzoning <br /> ordinance regarding fences is vague. Bernhardson stated <br /> that based on staff ' s interpretation of the fence ordinance, <br /> fences up to 3 1/2 feet have been allowed in the 0-75 ' setback <br /> area. Bernhardson explained that the fence constructed at <br /> 2010 Shoreline Drive is a hazardous fence in that it <br /> obstructs the view of Hennepin County street signs, and the <br /> public access location. Bernhardson explained that <br /> Hennepin County permitted the owner at 2010 Shoreline Drive <br /> to construct a fence on the right of way. Bernhardson stated <br /> that the owner of 2010 Shoreline Drive and Hennepin County <br /> have agreed that if the fence is knocked dow�i by Cou�ty snow <br /> plows, Hennepin County willreplace thefence. Bernhardson <br /> stated that however if the fence is knocked down by buildup of <br /> snow, it is up to the owner to replace the fence. <br /> Bernhardson noted that the fence is a public and safety <br /> nuisance standpoint as it exists. Bernhardson noted that <br /> even at 3 1/2 feet the fence could block the view from the <br /> public access . Bernhardson reported that the owner at2010 <br /> Shoreline Drive has informed staff that if he is requested to <br /> remove the fence, he requests that staff enforce the rest of <br /> the fences around the lake. Bernhardson asked Council for <br /> clarification of the fence ordinance. <br /> One man in the audience noted that the fence depreciates the <br /> beauty and value of the shoreline. He reported that he saw a <br /> lady miss the bus because the fence blocked her view from the <br /> approaching bus . He noted that the fence makes a good fence <br /> for kids to write obsenities on. He noted that the snow will <br /> eat away the fence in the winter. <br /> City Administrator Bernhardson stated that the owner claims <br /> that the fence is for the privacy of his family members for . <br /> sunbathing. Bernhardson asked the Council if they <br /> interpret the ordinance to mean that no fences are allowed in <br /> the 0-75 ' setback area or only 3 1/3 foot fences allowed in the <br /> 0-75 ' area. <br /> � One lady in the audience mentioned that this fence, if <br /> allowed to stay, will set precedents for future fences around <br /> the lake. <br /> Councilmember Grabek stated that the fence is a hazard and <br /> endangers the view and safety of traffic and pedestrians in <br /> that area and that the fence should come down. Grabek noted <br /> that the view is blocked for those exiting out of the public <br /> access. Grabek noted that the owner should be tagged and <br /> ordered to remove the fence and invited to meet with the <br /> Council. <br />
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