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t4I~llTE S Ci.ty Counc~i.1 Oce, 23, ].9F35 iinclai.r Mr. Johnson presented a revisec( pl~n whi.ch incorporated the recornmendations (Con[.) of the Ylanning Commission. Jolinson pointed out Chat [he f:ive foot green ar.ea i.s desi.gnated w1.th the excepti.on of Ghe easCern edge of the C~roperly. P1r. Blesener commerited Chat he l,oolced at tlie si.te and tlie fence al.onF the east:ern propei-ty li.ne is bariYed up from cars k~iCti.iif; it. ~3lesener su~gested that the conccete cur.b be moved ~i.n aiway from the teiice 4 or 5 feet t:o prevent thi.s, 'Che Ptanner potnted out that thi.s i.s the reason that the five Eoot t;reen area i.s recommended< blr. ,Jok~nson agreecl Chat Ckie curbin~ can be moved away from the fence. Pis. Nar.clini k>ointecl out that everyone has Co gi.ve green e~rea and that even residenti.al pro~erty must compl.y ~oith setbadcs anc( are not allocoed to use a nei.ghbor's ~reen area. Nar.di.ni aske<l if Si_nc~lai.r c~as so shorC of space that giving Che fi.ve feet wotild present a~>roblem. ~"~r• Johnson stated Chat they wer.e not and felt the curbing could be moved i.n order to protect the fence. Fahey stated that i.f the cur.bing is bei.ng moved Co protecC the fence, the area mi.ghC as we11 bc; green area r.ather than bituminous. Johnson stated that they will comply wiCh the recommendations of the Council. Mr. Licht aslced i.f Che existin~ wood curbing woul.d be removed. Johnson replied that i.t would, Mr. Coll.ova a;ked aboi.rt screening of garba;e recepti.cles. Johnson stated that they saould be glad to screen i.f. this i.s what the Counci.l wants. However, screening presents a problem for the people pickin~ up [he garbage. The Planner commented that the screeni.ng ctoes not have to be ri.oht up agai.nst Uarba~e containers and can be away trom them so that there is not a probiem f:or the garbage collector.s. Mr.e;. 5calze aslced about the signs ori thc property, Mr. I~ahey commentE*.d that he saw no reason to chean~;e the si~ns and fel.t that t:he Sinclai.r proposal. wasjust x reworlcin; of the exi.sti.ng ix~i.lding. T'ahey felt that it was not the :i.ntention of. t.he sign ordinance to f;o bacl< and malce everyone confo.rm to tkie orci~inance. Nar.dini poi.nCed out that the Sia.e of the driveway cloes not bother her. Johnson pointed out that the situati.on should be better cahen the bri.d~e projecC :is completed as the t'ree~aay entrance wi1.1 be moved to the east. yr. I3lesener poi.nt~d out tliat Country Dr.i.ve, howe.ver, wi:l.l be moved rnor.e to tkie west. Mse Nardini statecl that she just wanted to mal<e sur.e that the prof.essi.onals have ].ooked at: the si.tuation to make sure that everythi.ng has been done to tielp the situation, p1~~ _?_