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HomeMy WebLinkAboutgr00090_000056_pg170Mounds View City Council June 8, 1981 Regular Meeting Page 6 that the walls of the building would act as a sound barrier, as well as the fence that would be constructed. He also explained that the fence would be constructed so that 2 or 3 addi- tional feet could be added if noise was found to be a problem. Mr. Butler gave a presentation using charts to show common noise levels and what is anticipated from the development. He summarized by saying that Tyson's wants to be a good corporate neighbor. Steve Weiss, 2822 Dickens Lane, stated he was a resident of the trailer park and worked second shift and didn't want to be woken up during the day with the noise of the trucks. He added that he felt a sound barrier wall would devalue his property. Candy Duchein, 2232 Dickens Lane, stated that they already have a noise problem from another trucking company across the street from the proposed development. She also stated she was concerned with the childrens safety as they played in the area. Mr. Butler pointed out that the wall would serve as a protective carrier also, to keep the children off the trucking property. Patricia Magnuson, 2228 Dickens Lane, stated she had lived at the trailer park for seven years and did not want the development as she felt it would provide a noise problem. Mayor McCarty closed the public hearing and reopened the regular meeting at 9:15 PM, Councilmember Doty asked if refrigeration units would be used, and what their approxi- mate number would be. Mr. Tyson replied that all their units were refrigeration units and that they would all be in the yard only once a week, usually on Saturday. He added that the units are not started up until they are fully loaded and the driver is ready to pull out. Councilmember Forslund stated that she was concerned about the noise levels and quoted from a letter from the Minnesota Pollution Control Agency, dated May 28, 1981. ouncilmember Hodges stated that he felt the wall would be helpful as a sound barrier and that he did not feel the refrigeration trucks would create much noise.