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• it had been perceived' that. .without fencing it would be- possible for <br /> 2 the police to :drive around the building, as they still. -do;: once or <br /> 3 twice a night. <br /> 4 Chair Franzese reported that - .when Commissioners Hansen and Wagner <br /> 5 had called to say they would not be present that evening, .'they had <br /> 6 both indicated they would not be in favor of the request because <br /> 7- they perceived no real need for-the second caretaker unit. <br /> 8 No other persons were present: to provide input to the discussion <br /> 9 and the Chair closed the hearing at 7 : 53 ,P.M. for- Commission <br /> 10 consideration of a recommendation to the Council. <br /> 11 Werenicz indicated he would have a hard time justifying such a <br /> 12 drastic step as amending the Ordinance based on one re- <br /> 13 quest for an isolated situation where the applicants _ <br /> 14 perceive the need for security for a facility for which <br /> 15 there have never been any security problems. <br /> 16 London agreed the amendment was pretty much uncalled for because <br /> 17 the request appeared to represent an economic rather than <br /> 18 a real need by the applicants; <br /> 19 said he could think of other ways of providing security <br /> 20 than to allow a live-in unit for that purpose. <br /> 4�1 Wingard agreed he perceived this was just an easy way for the <br /> 22 owners to rent out'` the unit once they had to conform -to <br /> 23 Larry Hamer ' s order to evict the renter who was in there; <br /> 24 but indicated he wasn' t really bothered about the unit <br /> 25 being rented which seemed O.K. to him. <br /> 26 Franzese said she had also recognized this was an economic issue <br /> 27 for the applicants ; <br /> 28 perceived there were telephone or recording systems which <br /> 29 could be used when the caretakers were not available; <br /> 30 pointed out that the facility does have regular hours of <br /> 31 operation posted which made it hard for her to differ- <br /> 32 entiate between - this business ' needs and those of other <br /> 33 businesses;, <br /> 34 said she thouaht any one who was interested could get in <br /> 35 touch with the caretakers during the hours which have . <br /> 36 been posted or could leave a note for the caretakers to <br /> 37 get in touch with them by telephone when they are there. <br /> 38 <br /> 39 Madden said he lived in the .-same block and- had -perceived the <br /> .40 triplex next door seemed to require more police super- <br /> .41 vision than this building; <br /> 5 <br />
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