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Henry Dyslin, 5092 Brighton Lane, asked are the town houses for sale? Reply - yes.
Clement Fountaine, 5167 Red Oak Drive, what assurances development would be as
proposed? Village could enforce restrictions if they saw fit. Restrictions could
be placed prior to construction or zoning.
Ernie Johnson, 8009 Red Oak Drive, what is completion date? Three years completion
date, start single family homes on south first. What about recreation? Swimming
pools, tennis, tot lots provided.
Lloyd Buelt, 5085 Brighton Lane, school children can't utilize these features.
William Lyes, 5054 Sunnyside Road, can they legally ask us to show cause why it
can't be rezoned?
Attorney answered, Mr. Lyes reference to Sunnyside duplexes not related to this
proposal.
Gerald Tesch, 5135 Long Lake Road, why not build all R -1 first? Street layout
would be different.
Norman Chervany, 2595 Woodcrest, why does project have to jut so far into residential?
Environmentally and socially what will project do? Somebody forgot something in
previous meeting. Arguments presented for the proposal while staggering are not
important. Objector.
Ralph Hanggi, 2475 Woodale Drive, noisy.,
Donald Sandstrom, 5130 Greenwood Drive, number of units vacant? Has survey been
taken? Does current population justify need? Mayor stated trend to build 1:1-ratio.
John Simpson, 5046 Eastwood Road, what makes it feasible for apartments and not homes?
Pilings. Objects.
Mrs. DiGiovanni, 5115 Long Lake Road, is all area F bad? Can people afford rent?
Objects to F.
Henry Dyslin, will vote for it if stick to proposal.
Gary Payment, 5165 Red Oak Drive, opposed.
Charles Ross, 5142 Eastwood, enough apartments, objects.
John Krawczyk, 5128 Eastwood, can people live that close together?
Mr. Copeland stated only three persons per acre over single family homes.
Ernie Johnson, storm sewer? Can't go into NSSSD. Is water available? Mayor
ruled him out of order.
Mr. Simpson, what about cars?