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2 log 1 1 the car lights would shine into his house. Spiegler was willing to place fence and shrubs so that car lights would be blocked and inquired how far out to the street a fence could be built. Mrs. Kulkay thought a turn around would be dangerous and suggested a service lane to parking lot by the southernmost apartment building, then there would be no backing out. Mrs. Schultz doubted the turn-around would solve the problem and made note that even after barricades were placed on the Robert Hall boulevard, drivers continued to use the boulevard for turning around. A few residents objected to creating c one-gray on Fry Street because it would be detrimental to value of property. Stanley Schultz, 1725 Fry Street agreed that a turn- around is a good idea,_but thought it should be placed between Spieglerts buildings instead of next to his house, _ M. Marrinan, 1766 Fry Street, brought out the following points (1) people in apartments are prohibited from getting. to parking lot, (2) there is an isolated group who are wide open for anything to solve the problem of turning around in driverorays, and (3) consideration is being given to the probability of males Fry Street a one-moray. Assume that Fry Street goes south - it may solve the problem with apartment people, and solve it for 5 - 6 people who are being inconvenienced. As a whole, the people that live on St. Marys, on Garden, and the rest of Fry Street would be.affected. If people exercise one-gray prerogative they are going to have to go north on some street and logically it would be St. Mary1s. He thought people should get down to business and take into consideration the whole - that one-gray idea should be forgotten. Maybe Spiegler would agree to make a wider area for those people, not only to turn around but a place for guests to park and nose the car in and then pull it out and go in either direction. Bergstedt and Harris want to go on record as being against one moray street. Bergstedt took privi7.ege of asking Spiegler to make access a11. the way through to the parking lot. In answer to inquiry, Attorney Galvin advised that driving into driveway to turn around is not illegal. If there is a violation of trespassing on private property, attorney said that a sworn complaint has to be made by someone who observed the violation. Architect Johnson, speaking for Spieglers, recalled that all this matter went through a year of meetings, changing designs, etc. - the main problem was people