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Orono Bldg Code Board of Appeals-1997
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MINUTES OF THE BOARD OF APPEALS MEETING <br /> HELD JUNE 25, 1997 <br /> Grace asked if the use was considered B-2 or F-2. Bellows responded the point is that it is not E-1. <br /> She noted in one part of the code,the building official could determine the occupancy,but in another <br /> place, a certificate of occupancy was required. <br /> Kohnen stated that he believed F-2 was the correct classification. Mr. Olson made that <br /> determination and intended to issue a certificate of occupancy. <br /> Roelofs stated the building can be characterized by its current use by the authority of the building <br /> official. The sprinkler system then becomes an issue. He had a problem with the statement that if <br /> it remains with the original usage, nothing needs to be done. He stated there is definitely a <br /> difference in the character of the way it is used,and therefore should be brought up to code. At the <br /> same time, he would sympathize with the owner regarding the sprinkler system. Because of the <br /> discrepancy in the past use,it would be justifiable to reclassify the building for today's use and move <br /> forward. <br /> Rye commented that there are opportunities to preserve the building and look for ways to collaborate <br /> with the City for educational purposes. <br /> Erickson stated classes were supposed to begin: Schneider has not received any income for 6 months <br /> or more. The Environmental School has some things to do but they need to sub-lease. They were <br /> supposed to start on the 23rd. Bellows noted there were children in the building that day doing art. <br /> Oman was unaware of the use. <br /> Roelofs asked how they could move into the School without a certificate of occupancy. Erickson <br /> responded they were told by the City they could move into the building and hold open houses. <br /> Oman responded that the Council had overstepped their bounds in allowing its use. Kohnen noted <br /> the only reason for having a building official is to watch out for the health and safety of the public. <br /> The code was not developed to consider economics. <br /> Bellows noted income was derived from the Kid's Art Studio. Erickson stated the Environmental <br /> School would be paying as well as soon as they are in. They planned to start some tutoring and <br /> summer school classes but that had to be put on hold. <br /> A parent of the school stated they don't have a couple month to wait for a decision as they must plan <br /> for teachers and a place for the school. <br /> Kohnen moved,Bellows seconded,to reaffirm Lyle Oman's change in occupancy classification from <br /> B-2 or F-2. <br /> Erickson asked if the decision could be tabled. <br /> 12 <br />
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