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June 28, 1976 Mr. Fischel replied between 90 100. More would make it necessary to move out the Bible ,school. Mayor Johnson moved to amend Article IV to read "shall be limited to nomore! than 100 enrolled secondary or elementary students at any one time." A dd a new section to the!Specal Use Permit which stipulat that Compassion Christian Center shall take whatever means are necessary to police their premises to restrict the nuisances which may be created by their operation which will adversely affect abutting property owners. This motion was seconded by Councilman Pickar. Councilman Pickar asked if they had plans in the future for developing the triangle space and Mr. Fischel stated yes, but it would be purely speculative, but if it would be necessary they, certainly; would do something in that order. However, he cannot say tonight what it would be or how soon. Mr. Glazer asked if the Council would consider making a temporary Special Use Permit based on their performance to solve some of these real problems. Mayor! Johnson stated that these permits stated that they may be revoked if not complied with. Mayor Johnson asked if they would be willing to set a date for completion' and Mr. Fischel stated that they are willing -to begin in the morning. He was not aware of the degree of the problems. Whatever you point out to us that is within our capacity we will do. Mr. Tritkowski asked when they would pave the parking lot plus a fenced in playground -he wants a reasonable time set. Mr. Fischel re- plied that they have half the money for paving the parking lot. It is a matter of money -he knows we will require these things to be done but to pin it down to a specific date is difficult. Councilman Shelquist stated that regarding the city playground -he would there should be some agreement in the Special Use Permit for compensation to the city for maintainence of that park and playground. The administration could determine whet a reasonable amount would be. Atty Meyers stated that he has heard of voluntary contributions by church groups and can see no problem, but it might increase our duty to them. Mr. Tritkowski stated that the taxes are high enough now. This will not alleviate taxes, but they are using- everything we offer -ie fire and police protection, etc. Mr. Mathews stated that they would certainly would Le Milling to pay a reasonable cost for the maintenance of that plavrround without the city having; to charge them. Mr. Glazer stated that the City is short on part: and playground facilities and the Council should set land aside while they have the opportunity. Janice Daire, Roseville, stated that the major time when the school uses the park is over the noon time. That is not the time when other children are using the park, so it does not overcrowd it.