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SPECIAL COUNCIL MEETING OCTOBER 20, 1986 PAGE TWO Councilmember Hankner asked if the Planning Commission reviewed the Compre- hensive Plan as part of their site review and requested chronological information from the Staff on the review process. She further indicated that she and Council member Quick had "doorknocked" the area and discussed with residents their concerns regarding the development proposal. She then listed the advantages and disadvantages she has identified for the project. Mike Johnson, 2165 Belle Lane indicated to the Council that he was concerned about traffic speed and noise on Quincy Street and agreed that the placement of a stop sign at Bronson and Quincy would be acceptable to himself. Russ Pahl, 7940 Greenfield requested that Council consider the intent of the City's Comprehensive Plan rather than the actual words as he felt it was the intent of the Council adopting the Comprehensive Plan to protect residential areas from non residential traffic. Dave Mitchell, 5493 Quincy indicated that the street improvements on Quincy and H -2 had created problems by allowing parking on both sides and indicated that he felt the crosswalk on Quincy should have a traffic control located at it Doris Lelm, 2139 Belle Lane addressed the issue of speeding traffic and hazardous traffic condi- tions. Keith Peacock, 5453 Quincy wanted to know how many businesses would be developed and why the developer needed access onto County Road H -2. He also voiced concern that residential properties in the area are being sold to young families which will mean more children and therefore greater traffic hazards. Glenn Dawson, 2201 Lambert indicated that his observation showed that most developments of a sLmilar nature have roads providing no direct access through the eni:ire site and that the road pattern for this development should be modified.