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Mounds View Planning Commission September 18, 1996 <br /> • Special Meeting Page 8 <br /> complaint on value reduction to property where <br /> properties abut churches already built or in <br /> where churches are proposed. <br /> Commissioner Brooks asked Mr. Diem if they <br /> had looked at other properties. Mr. Diem <br /> replied that they had looked extensively at <br /> other properties that were available or vacant, <br /> either they were not for sale or they required <br /> extensive soil corrections. <br /> Steve Borden, 3009 County Road H, asked if <br /> there would be a cement wall on the east side <br /> of the 10 foot buffer zone. Mr. Diem explained <br /> that no, there would not be a cement wall and <br /> that it would be strictly landscaping. <br /> Rochelle Moon, 6929 Pleasant View Drive, <br /> indicated that she was still a little confused with <br /> 11111 the parking, the pews and how they come up <br /> with the parking requirement. She was also <br /> concerned about handicapped persons <br /> attending the services who placed their wheel <br /> chairs behind the pews and they should be <br /> counted to ensure adequate parking for the <br /> church and felt that most people in wheel chairs <br /> do drive. Mr. Diem replied that there is the <br /> metro mobility service available that drops the <br /> people off at the church and picks them up. <br /> Director Sheldon indicated the if it is the <br /> Planning Commission's feeling that more <br /> parking spaces are needed, they should <br /> estimate the number of places that the area <br /> behind the pews represents and devise parking <br /> at four to one. She also expressed, that in her <br /> experience, she didn't think that the entire area <br /> behind the pews would be used for a solid row <br /> of wheel chairs. She suggested perhaps one <br /> additional space be assigned to that aisle area. <br /> Mr. Diem stated that the need for parking for <br /> the handicapped individuals is addressed by <br /> the handicapped stalls in the parking lot. <br />