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NOTICE
A RBGULAR MBBTING OP TUB PLANNING COMMISSION, VILLAGE OP ORONO WILL BB
HELD NOVEMBER 16, 1970
AGBNPA
1. VARIANCE - Schultz
2. DIVISION - Abrahanjson
3. DIVISION - Bollum
4. PREPABBED HOUSES - Hilton Homos - Cecil Taylor
S« PROPOSED ORDINANCE - Low Lying Land
6. amend zoning CWE ■* 100* Setback for Commercial Buildings
VILLAGE OF ORONO
Regular looting of the Planning Connission,
Noveaber 16^ 1970
The Planning Coamissioii met on the above
date with the following members present:
Chairman Poisson, Doiigoske, Dorn, Elliott,
Gasch^ Kullbcrg, Nicholls, Russell, and
Councilman iteCarthy. Absent: fiartig,
O'ilalley, and Schooning.
Chairman Russell acknowledged the new
Chairman, Fred Poisson, who proceeded to
preside over the meeting.
Raymond Abrahamson represented himself in
an application for a division of his property
at 22S North Fcrndalc Road, Parcels 205-
3600, Section 36. He brought a rough sketch
in last monti; to sound the thinking of the
Planning Commission on the division at which
time he was informed they would give it a
favorable consideration if he brought in a
bettor preliminary plat. At this time, he
nrosented the new plat. It was first noted
by members that the new nlat consisted of
nine lots, whereas the old one was six.
Members then studied tl.c surrounding area
land observed Mr. Abrahamson was surrounded
^on one side by Hill-'J-Way, consisting of
lots approximately the same as the plat ns
presented, the railroad tracks on another
side and North Fuvndalo on the third side.
Russell moved, Elliott seconded, that the
division could not be allowed as presented
unless the property was zoned to R-lD.
.'lotion. Ayes (8) - Nays (0).
James Thilman represented himself in the
division of property at 915 Brown Road North,
Parcel 1010, Section 27. The Planning
Commission at the last meeting recommended
a division of the property into R-IC lot
sizes and that he should sell the lots in
multiples of these lots as approved. Ir.
Thilman presented a plat drawn un this way
and stated that the 14 acres had been sold,
divisod into four lots and that if, in
the long-range future, this would be
necessitated, the zoning perhans would be
different than the present.
lliott moved, Nicholls seconded, that tho
ots remain as presented in the first
preliminary nlat--that is, four lots,
.’lotion. Ayes (8) - Nays (0).
7:30 P.M.
DIVISION
225 North Fcrndalc Road
DIVISION
915 Brown Road North
MINUTES OP A REGULAR ^IBETING HELD NOVB'fflER 16, 1970 Ft*e 2
The variance application of Donald Schultz
for property oimed by hin at 1913 Payorncss
^Point Road, uaa studied by nenbers. A
study of the plat nap showed the lot did
not noet either tho acroasc or frontage
roquirononts of tho R-in zone.
Russell Moved, Dongosko seconded, that since
the lot was in single separate ownership,
there already was a house on the property,
the property has nimicinal sewer, Mr. Schultz
should bo allowed to rebuild or restore.
providing plans were submitted to tho
Planning Coaaission and^ - - - - - - -Village Council.Motion, Ayes (9) - Nays (0).
Since tho division of John Bollin.
Stubbs Bay Road North, Parcel 2625,
Section 32, meets all tho requircinents
of the R-IC zone.
Kullborg moved, Nicholls seconded, that
the division, as presented, bo allowed,
contingent on tho 50' to the west of the
tract owned by Kenneth Bollun be combined
with his property. lotion. Ayes (8) - iNays (0).
Tno request of Cecil Taylor to be allowed
to place a Hilton prefab house on his
property on Vino Place was studied,
riomeors agreed that some provision for
lower cost housing should bo provided
for but that duo thought should bo given
to an earnest study of all aspects of
prefab housing before any comnitnents
be made. Cotaicilman McCarthy, Kullberg
and Poisson volunteered to be on a committee
to do more research work on the possibilities
of prefab homes. The building inspector
said he would have more facts after a IJ.B.C.
conference meeting of November 19, 1970, at
which time Heston Homos would present facts
and photos regarding same and that ho
would contact U.B.C. regarding an alleged
$700 fee for inspection on the Hilton Homo.
Dom moved, Russell seconded, that study
should bo wade until the next meeting of
December 21, 1970, Motion, Ayes (9) - Nays (0)
VARIANCE
1913 Pagerness Point Road
DIVISION
595 Stubbs Bay Road North
PREFABRICATED HOME
Cecil Taylor
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UIN1ITB8 OF A MGUUR MHBTI>fG HBLT> NOVE‘?BB»l 16, 1976 Pago S
Tho proposod Low Lying Land fill ordinance
kWas prosontod. Poisson questioned who was
'going to take care of land in the flood
plain area, for which there was no ready
answer. In general, nenbers agreed it was
a needed ordinance and sooewhat more thorough
than our present ordinance. The building
inspector stated that it should sfipcrccdo
Chapter 70 of the U.B.C. where there could
be conflict.
LOIf LYING LAND OKOINANCB
It was noted that 100* side setback on
Crystal Bay Road and Highway fl2 was not
a coaaorcial but an industrial setback.
Kullbcrg questioned a 100* side setback in
coraercial areas as there are SO* lots in
situations such as this. Dorn stated
that it was perhaps intended for now
plattings. ihitil more infomation is
presented, nonbors concurred that no
recoMiundation bo undo.
100* SIDE SETBACK
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The Mooting adjourned at 9:30 P.M.ADJOURN'TENT
Respectfully subnittod.
Miha Schoiicr
Secretary
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