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UTES <br />ty Council <br />May 28, 1986 <br />Thunder Bay <br />2nd Addition <br />(Cont.) <br />Mr. Don Stcynske, representing his father, Joseph Stcynske, replied <br />that this would be considered. Stcynske also felt that access <br />to his property should be provided from either the Sophie /Peterson <br />plat or this plat. <br />Fahey suggested that Mr. Stcynske get together with the property <br />owners on this matter. <br />Scalze pointed out that in order for the City to be interested in <br />the Stcynske property, there has to be access to it. <br />Paul and Mary Lou Kostecki, 656 LaBore Road, appeared before the <br />Council opposing the road going through to LaBore Road on the <br />south. Mary Lou Kostecki read from a prepared statement outlining <br />their reasons for opposing the road access to LaBore. The Kostecki <br />horse is directly across the street from where the proposed road <br />would access La3ore Road. Some of their main concerns were: noise, <br />light distraction, safety, air pollution, property devaluation. <br />Kostecki also pointed out the increased traffic on LaBore Road and <br />felt that the road was presently unsafe and should be widened with <br />sidewalks and shoulders added. Kostecki stated that she was amazed <br />that the City would even consider a road that would be four feet <br />from someone's home. <br />Fahey pointed out that whether the road went through to LaBore Road <br />or ended in a cul -de -sac on the south, the traffic would still end <br />up on LaBore Road. <br />Scalze pointed out that LaBore Road is a County road. Scalze <br />reported that in the past the City has requested stop signs on <br />La3ore, but the County has denied these requests. <br />Fahey stated that the County has LaBore Road included as part <br />of the main thoroughfare plan for the area. <br />Richard Haply, 670 LaBore Road, reported that he agreed with the <br />Kostecki comments and pointed out that the roadway will be directly <br />across from his bedroom. Hanley pointed out the additional cars <br />this development will generate and was concerned with the safety <br />of children in the area. <br />Mr. Wright pointed out that his bedroom would be next to the proposed <br />road as well <br />Mary Peterson, Payne Avenue reported that Allen Avenue is directly <br />across the street from her home and if the proposed road does <br />not go to LaBore, then she will get additional traffic coming her <br />way. Peterson stated that there are about 60 children in the <br />Payne Avenue area and was concerned about the safety of these <br />children and the increased traffic that would be generated onto <br />Payne Avenue should the road not go through to LaBore. <br />Page 94 <br />