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-9- <br />• <br /> <br />Walso asks a question about the report submitted by Engineer Lemberg <br />and whether the Resolution includes his recommendations. Stefanson <br />advised that both Lemberg's and Dale's recommendations were included. <br />John Labalestra has one major objection to the plan as submitted and <br />that relates t:o the density of the surrounding area in light of the <br />people who live there and their expectations. However, in light of <br />what is best for the city of Falcon Heights, the hope of building single <br />family homes is not something that is in the future. He wishes there <br />has been an opportunity for the builder and the citizens to meet to <br />discuss the project. He is also voting against the Resolution because <br />there are no recreational ammentities on the site; i.e. tennis courts, <br />swings, etc. <br />JOHN <br />LABALFSTRA <br />Harold Nilsen asked President Terry Brennan, American Shelter Corporation, NILSEN~ <br />whether the plan could decrease the density and still be viable. He BRENNAN <br />answered by stating that feasibility of financing is so very close both <br />in construction and take-out financing that it is getting to a point <br />where it is touch and go. He wn.ll consider the question by the 10th <br />of March. <br />Following the discussion, the following voted in favor of the foregoing <br />motion: Olson, Nilsen, Stefanson, Wallin, Mead and 'rl+aldo, and voting <br />against the same: Blomberg and Labalestra. Motion carried to adopt <br />the Resolution. It will be passed on to the City Council for a public <br />hearing on March 10th at 7:00 P.M. <br />Chairman Al Stefanson thanked each member of the Planning Commission for <br />their time spent on the project. <br />Wallin moved, seconded by Labalestra that the meeting be adjourned at ADJOURN <br />11:15 P.M. Motion carried unanimously. <br />,~ ? ~ 1 <br />.l~wl, , <br />,Derry Wallin, Secretary <br />