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• • Planning & Zoning Board November 10, 1999 Page 5 Mr. Corson asked where the tank will be placed for the fire sprinkler system. Staff advised the location is still unknown. The applicant is aware that a sprinkler system is required before the building permit is issued. Mr. Corson stated the applicant needs to be aware of the expense of putting the tank under ground. He stated he believes adding columns to the building to break it up would be a huge improvement. Ms. Lane stated she attended the neighborhood meeting. There were some neighbors who were strongly opposed to the project and some that just had questions. A representative from the church was present and indicated they want to be a good neighbor. One of the reasons for the size of the building is the need within the community. Several neighbors were in opposition to the roof top. Many preferred a gable or barn type roof. Ms. Lane continued stating she has trouble with the co relating to the City's ordinance. She stated that the a to a certain extent. She stated that the Environme her concerns relating to the septic system, prox compatibility to the area, and water quality athletic complex. Ms. Carlson stated her biggest con concern regarding the condition support the project so she is riteria/standards x does change the area d comments that support e, size of the project, e project will be dwarfed by the of the building. She also expressed te standards. She indicated that she cannot 'th her vote. Ms. Carlson made a M ose the public hearing at 7:43 p.m., and was supported by Mr. Corson. Motio ed 6 -0. Chair Schaps aske plicant has any difficulty with the conditions recommended by staff. Mr. Gary Nordness, representing the developer for Majestic Pines Church, stated they have no problem with the recommended conditions excepting for one. They would prefer to maintain 15' of parking setback rather than 20'. Chair Schaps asked if the applicant will consider a trail easement on Centerville Road. Mr. Nordness indicated he does not have an issue with identifying a bike lane through the parking lot. He stated the main issue at the neighborhood meeting was the water quality and run off which has been addressed. The lighting issues have also been addressed. He noted that most events will be completed by 9:00 p.m. The neighbor to the east of the project has been promised a fence. Traffic is also an issue but most traffic will be at off peak hours and will not have an impact on Centerville Road. The size of the building has