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COUNCIL MEETING FEBRUARY 27, 1989 the appearance of the Court. She also noted that the residents pay taxes and if they did not care they would not be here tonight. Mr. Tritten, 6221 Laurene Avenue explained that he had a son and daughter who both lived in the Court. He felt the Court has a good plan and felt that Mr. Howard should be allowed to meet with his neighbors and make provisions for screening. Reed Rehbein, 6152 Hodgson Road asked what people think of Rehbein Transit? Some people think that buses look worse than the Court. Rosemary Storberg explained that she had read that the Centennial School District has more trailer courts in its boundary than any other school district. Sandy McCully, Baldwin Lake Court explained that she has lived in the Court since 1963 and is proud to live there. Peg Dotty,'Baldwin Lake Court said she has lived in the Court twenty five years. She explained that she raised two kids in the Centennial School District. She explained that the residents work but the lower cost of housing has allowed her to stay home with her children. John Grundhofer, 235 Linda Avenue felt the expansion would affect him because there will be no deadend street and traffic will increase on his street. He noted that people throw stuff out of car windows and he is always picking up debris. He also said that Mr. Howard had sent him a brochure about the expansion and this was the first notice that he had. He noted that the quality of people is good and bad where ever you go. He was concerned that Mr. Howard spent a lot of money for the land and could not spend the money for a plan. Mr. Grundhofer also noted that although Mr. Howard is a good manager, he will not be there forever. Mr. Bisel explained that he has called most of the residents on Laurene Avenue, Linda and Rohavic Lane as well as the east side of Hodgson Road. He noted that 72% of the residents are against the rezone, 12% support the rezone and 16% had no opinion. There was concerned expressed about Laurene Avenue going all the way through into the park. Those with this concern said if they could be assured that this would not occur, they would support the rezone. Some residents said that they bought their property knowing what is currently there and felt that allowing an expansion would not be in keeping with the zoning ordinance. Mr. Bisel told the Council that there are five trailer parks within the Centennial School District and this did not include the manufactured housing district in Centerville. He also told of the number of residents in these parks. Mr.