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HomeMy WebLinkAboutgr00090_000056_pg116MOUNDS VIEW CITY COUNCIL April 27, 1981 Regular Meeting. Page Five. Phil Koski, 7588 Groveland Road, is against the parking of trucks in residential areas. Arnold Marquette, 7584 Groveland Road, is against parking trucks on residential streets. Judy Rowley, 2562 Ridge Lane, is in favor of the Ordinance as it is now written. Discussed noise factors briefly. Further, that she has the same concerns as she did when the Ordinance first went into effect. Kathleen Long, 2604 Ridge Lane, is against the parking of semi's in driveways or streets. Also, that the trucks made alot of noise. Roger Baumgartner, 7585 Knollwood Drive, is in favor of the Ordinance as it exists now. He talked about a flat bed truck that had previously blocked traffic lanes on Silver Lake Road. He asked what heavy vehicles were going to do on the small interior streets. Councilmember Doty talked about heavy vehicles (i.e. buses, garbage trucks) that use the streets. John Winiecki, 7575 Groveland Road, with the road restrictions he cannot get a load of black dirt down the street. He opposes changing the Ordinance. Homberto Martinez, 5144 Long Lake Road, opposes the parking of trucks in residential areas. Talked about the noise and hazards of parking trucks in residential areas. Jerry Linke, 2319 Knoll Drive, is against the parking of semi's on residential streets or avenues. Rod Halvorson, 2629 Ridge Lane, sympathizes with the truck drivers regarding parking, but is opposed to them parking on streets in residential areas. Clare Geerts, 7600 Knollwood Drive, opposes any changes to the Ordinance because of comments that have already been made. Mrs. Elizabeth (Betty) Shelquist, 8025 Fairchild, stated that when they first moved into the village, they came in and got a Zoning Ordinance. In 1963 trucks were not allowed in residential areas. She is opposed to changing the Ordinance because of several reason, mainly because she feels that when you invest in an R -1 District there are certain laws protecting the homeowners. Her neighbor has a truck and she feels that this devalues the homeowners property and the neighborhood. She stated that they have never been allowed to park before and why should the Ordinance be changed now.