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188 <br />COUNCIL MEETING AUGUST 22, 1988 <br />Mr. Schumacher showed a map indicating the VFW property and <br />showed how the property is dual zoned. It was noted that <br />the VFW could build in the eastern portion since it is <br />properly zoned for the Club. <br />Tracey Douglay, 540 Lilac Street said by considering the <br />site plan before the proposed rezoning is putting the horse <br />before the cart. She asked that the Council protect her in <br />her zoning efforts. She said she is uncomfortable with the <br />VFW proposal because it will make the traffic problem in the <br />area worse. Mr. Bisel said he thought she was making an <br />unfair assumption in regard to the VFW. Mr. Reinert <br />suggested that since the Council has heard some testimony <br />that impacts this proposal the Council should postpone any <br />action on this proposal until something is resolved <br />regarding the area rezoning. He said the VFW plan may be a <br />good proposal. <br />Bruce Orman, 545 Lilac Street said he would like to see big <br />trees on the western portion of the VFW property which <br />abutts his property. <br />Patty Shipman, 907 Lois Lane noted that the VFW is at the <br />entry to her street and did not feel that it impacted her <br />neighborhood. <br />Richard Partridge, 540 - 77th Street said the new VFW would <br />be directly behind his property. He felt the noise and <br />lights would cause his property values to go down. Mr. <br />Bisel said it could also go up. <br />Cliff Hagen, 7974 - 4th Avenue told the Council that the VFW <br />purchased the land seven or eight years ago and they thought <br />the property was correctly zoned. Mr. Wahlberg had sold the <br />property to the Club expressly for the new Club. He also <br />noted that people behind the VFW property have large lots <br />and the Club would be a long way from the houses. <br />Peggy Orman, 545 Lilac Street asked which side of the <br />property the building will be located on. She said she <br />wanted large trees for a buffer. <br />Larry Anderson, 515 Lilac Street said he was not <br />particularily in favor of the VFW proposal. He expressed <br />concern regarding traffic especially at Lilac Street and <br />Lake Drive. <br />PAGE 16 <br />1 <br />1 <br />
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