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-G- • t4r. Truakowaki otated that bhere is as miioh conp,eetion on the atrePt as there is in Uhe ~arlsin~ lot. The ver,y reason that we are h2re ~ today is tl~e renson the Luther.an ahut•ch moved--thay didn~t have room. 14n. Burmeieter aeked ~f the parkinR lot aanommodate3 all the o$ra in tha evening. Mr. Da1rR replied that he hus ahecked out parking epaaes and there were aome left but people were stia.l parking on the street. They do not litco it, and have inetruuted the members of the congrogation not to. The raoponsibility for pa2lcing the parkinA on the eCrret is the paliue. bir. Foss ineerted that park3ng is alwnys tough--tho same holds true for Red Oak Sahonl. Mr. Truakowski stated that he ia still aoncerned g~ a neighhor. ~ It is aongested now. If you can~t police the adults, how will you poliee the ch3ldren? t4s. Burmeister stated that whan AUiding Suvior was there it wne the bame Ching. Mr. Truekowaki atated that that is why Abiding Savior moved out-- no rnom, Pqs. Andluden stated that she Pelt that there should be a top limit. Mr. Mackeben asked her if the children dietu,~oed hor? D;s. Andluden replied ttiat they only go over the carner of her Zct, and have not bothared them very much. However, it might be bad if there were twice as many. F~ut thoy ~re ~cnorally surerv].sed. Mr. Coony etated that rr.any sahools have property and then maybe a road--thera are phys3cal pr~blemo there. Mr. hlackeben asked him what would his reaction be as s neighbor iS ~ St woru Sncreased? :4r. Coony replled that had he known that oonaldersL•ion was being given toward expanaion it may have affected his decision to move. `a.~s' Mr. Daire atated, that to aummarize, what they have placed before the i ~ommiseion is not final. We want t~ be regulated 1n the same way ~ othere are rogulaCed. Under present conaideration is the revision of th~ wording in Section IV and we orill go on from there anQ plaao reaeonable regulations. Ms. Haake asked if it cvere requeated that you nave,playground equ7pment put in +~nd put some i"ence around that area, would you do that7 Mr.. Daire replied that one option would be that the Bihle School would be diep?aced. Thaq the parking Chat the students are now ooaupying wuuld be vaoatod. That would provide a who].e area for play spaca. fleoauso of the due.t prob2em we 'at~e puCtinE monay aside to pav~ thaL now. ~ ~4r. Truskowakl coneedad thut for aound abntement bl.ceictoppi~g would , certainly be an improvement. He asked what they Sntend to do w].th ~ the snow? You have been pi11nS it in my bactcyard. { Mr. Deiro replied L•hat that ics rs consideratlon that the Planning ~ Commission would address. iNe. Haeke stat•e3 bhat the problama aeeM to be the ahildren and the ; late haurs--maybe there should be apeoified houxe. j Mr. Daire replied that Chey are ~ust asking thst they be treated 11ke i any other Taailit•y in the community. He Poele Chat it is good that i Mr. Truskowski rnised these ~notcera, but if he S3 having pro6lema with disturbinq of the pexce, he ahou2d complain to the police department.;