HomeMy WebLinkAboutgr00090_000041_pg220July 26, 1976 Page 9
Councilman Baumgartner asked the Compassion Christian Center
representative, Pastor John Matthews, what the use of the
garage back in the corner was? Pastor Matthews replied for
storage. Councilman Baumgartner wanted to know if it could
be used for garbage. The Center representative replied they
have no garbage. Councilman Baumgartner questioned the cans
on the east line and_noted that they get moved around alot.
It_.was indicated that these cans do not belong to the Center.
Concerning the parking lot, Councilman Baumgartner asked that
the agreement include that applicant agrees to develop parking
lot according to Chapter 40.05 para. 2. Center had no objection.
Admin. Achen and Councilman Shelquist indicated that stating
'according to Chapter 40.05" is less restrictive because the
Chapter requires only "dust free" surfacing. Atty. recommended
indicating bituminous surfacing and all other conditions of
Chapter 40.05 para. 2.
Robert Glazer, 2625 Hillview Rd., indicated that he understood
this was not a closed issue and still open to debate. No one
can argue that this is not inconsistent with the Comprehensive
Plan. Council must consider the impact the Center has on the
neighbors. Councilman Hodges stated that putting up the fence
and blacktopping is trying to soothe the problem. Mr. Glazer
responded that these added conditions are merely creating
symptoms for expanded usage. This building started out as a
church, now it is a parochial school.
Leonard Truskowski, 7930 Sunnyside Rd., asked how much the
Comprehensive Plan had cost and Councilman Shelquist indicated
$17,000. Mr. Truskowski stated his opinion as an adjoining
property owner of the Center to be that the present use of
the property is entirely inconsistent with the Comprehensive
Plan. He wanted to know how Council can continually change
this plan at taxpayer's expense. Mr. Truskowski stated that
he had understood from the public hearing that the limit for
the Center would be 75 or nothing and now Council is talking
about double.
Councilman Shelquist stated that he had understood the agree-
ment as the Council was polled last time to be to increase
enrollment to 100. Admin. Achen explained that because the bible
school involves so much traffic, the bible school would be moved
at 100 and after discontinuation of the bible school, enrollment
of the elementary /secondary school could go to 150. This is
only staff recommendation.
MS (Baumgartner - Shelquist) to limit the enrollment of the
elementary /secondary students at any one time to 75 as stated
in the existing special use permit.