HomeMy WebLinkAboutgr00090_000043_pg034February 14, 1977 Page 4
Mr. Gross stated that his property borders the gas station and he
does not want any more Commercial in that area. He explained that
his yard is always full of rocks because of the commercial use there
now.
Roy Droel, 8080 c roveland,' stated that he would also oppose having a
commercial use there.
John Wells, 8020 Grovel and, stated that he can hear the loud speaking
system from the gas station all night and he is also opposed to
commercial in that area.
Fred Jones, one of the property owners with Ron Anderton, asked if the
property owners would petition to put the road in now. He stated that
they would be willing.
Mrs. Chestek stated that after her husband retires they will have to
sell. Between now and the next two or three years they would be
willing to see the road go through.
Mr. Jones stated that if the neighbors are Willing to let the land
develop from the back, then sir. Jackson should be able to develop from
the front.
An unidentified man stated that he is representing his father who
owns the house by the gas station. He stated that it is unrealistic
to think that there can be a residential area along Highway 10 because
of the noise. A light commercial area would be better and would border
the land behind it.
Councilmember Baumgartner stated that the Council should keep the
Knollwood Drive issue in mind. He asked if Ir. Jackson had a commit-
ment on the office building. Mr. Jackson stated that they would put
the building up themselves. The proposal is for a two story building
with one -half a story in the ground.
Mayor Pickar stated that the comprehensive plan shows this area to
be residential. Maybe if the road was put in and Mr. Jackson split
his property, the land could be developed from both sides. The property
towards Mrs. Chestek could be residential and the part towards the
road could be B -2.
Mrs. Dahl i n, 2949 Highway 10, asked if the proposed road would be taxed
from both ends. Mayor Pickar stated it would.
Councilmember Paumgartner stated that with the comprehensive plan and
the comments from the Planning Commission, he would be against the
rezoning. Councilmember Baumgartner stated that once Highway 10 is
extended north of "founds View, it will be a less used road and the
speed would be reduced. Once this occurs the noise on Highway 10
would be reduced.