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Mey 10, 1978 Page 1 ~^'~Mrs. Loren Kostad stated thet she was a caretaker at Scolland Green end that she jhad heard man,y favarable camients from the residents in her building, in favor of the pro~ect. ' Ms. Flavln stated that as meneger, she had 38 residents move out Apr11 30, and 43 leaving May 31, and that in checking with them to see why they were leaving, most steted thoy were going •~o pleces that offered more facillties. She added that the pro~ect is noE propasing eRy rent increase slnce they are trying to stay compet{tive with oEher rental property 1n the area. Chairperson Haake asked if the Scottand Green owners were aware of the 45 acre park that would be going in next door. Ms. Flavin replled that they were but thnt they would retner have their o~n park thin the use of a pubtic park, Comnission Member Glazer stated that• he felt as lonq as it was private property snd the requlrements were going to be met, the City should not stap the pro~ect. Official Rose replied that Staff often gets caught up 9n management's problems as they receive ca11s about perking, and camplaints on screening and so forth, which is one of khe reasons Staff would like Co require screenin9. MSP (Haake-Fedor) to recomnend to the City Council the approval of Che outdoor recreational facility for Sc~tland Green Apartments and that Scotland Green be charged upproximately $A273.60 toward the SDM charge and that a development agreement be drawn up and entered into, and that a fence 6e erected on che north and we;t side ,+++'~ of the play area, wherever Scotland Green feels it would be most feasibie to cantain (~their facilities for their exc1usive use. 4 ayes w Comnission Member Bunneister asked that Scotland Green take into consideraLion the recomnendations of the Park and Rec'reation Dtrector. Councilmembew 8aumgartrser pointed out that it is one of the respo~sibilities of the Building and Zoning O4fi,cial to think of everything possible that might invalve the City, and that Officiai Rose 9s anly tirying to protect the City and Poresee any and all potential pYOblems, and that the Ptanning Commission and City Councit have the responsibi7ity ta seler.t the options they feel are neces~ary. UPCOMING AGENDA AND PREYIOUS CITY COUkCII. ACTION Official Rosr. reporLed that the City had received a prafessionai report of traffic considerations from 7-11, and that he has been meeting with Midwest PlunnTag to review the report. EIEf,TION OF VICE CHAIRPERSON chairperson Heake sta:ed th~t paul Fednr would be vice chairman for the Pematnder oP i978. ~Chairperson Naake stated that she had received an outline of a proposed survey from i the Task FoPCe from Peter Sargent ~nd that he had ceiled her, requesting dlrectton 1 from the Plenniny Cuimi•ission on the survey.