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1 S 5- 1 which had been published June 6th, -and mailed to all property owners of 2 record within 200 feet of the subject property, was read by Chairman 3 Zawislak. No one .present reported failure to receive the notice or 4 objected to its content. . Copies'.of the petition request for the 5 temporary structure and the explanation .of- the church 's proposal had 6 been included in the Commission packet along. with a copy of the May 24th 7 letter from Erling M. Weiberg, spokesman for the group of neighbors who 8 had participated in the previous planning for an addition on the south 9 side of the church, indicating that the neighbors were in favor of the 10 church -being permitted to utilize the trailer for classrooms until the 11 northern addition could be built. 12 I" 13 In his June 15th memorandum, .Mr. Childs had recommended approval for a 14 period of three years on the condition the trailer is skirted and tied 15 down. He also .indicated the- church -representatives had agreed to place 16 the mobile home ten feet from their building to meet the fire code. 17 Por. Childs indicated there had been-- no calls about the request. 18 19 Commissioner Bjorklund indicated he .perceived this request did not 20 differ much from schools.. who. erect similar structures to accommodate 21 classes whilef they wait to see whether their student population would 22 go down. Commissioner Jones indicated he was not in favor of granting 23 ,permission. for the interim addition for as' long as three years , per- 24 ceiving the. church should know-whether they would be able to build the 25 structure within two years , and., at that time, they could request an 26 extension of their permit until the addition is up. Commissioner Wagner •27 was concerned that the structure would be sturdily constructed and , 28 suggested it might not be. needed .until October. 29 30 Reverend Valtinson indicated the church would be renting- space in the 31 Wilshire school building- for 100 pupils this summer but said it was 32 difficult to get the little ones to the school in the winter . He i 33 indicated there would be no plumbing in the structure and said some 34 of th.e church Council members had not been too impressed with the trailer 35 the church had first considered which had been used by Control Data 36 for business purposes . 37 38 Donald Esau -and Larry Antczak., 3505 and 3501 - 36th Avenue N.E. , the 39 neighbors who live closest to- the church, were present and Mr. Esau 40 indicated he was speaking on behalf of Mr. Weiberg who had been unable 41 to attend. He reiterated that .all the neighbors on 36th Avenue and 42 Mr. Hastay on Chelmsford had been contacted and all supported the new _4.3_plans_of the_chur_ch__and their-request-f.or-a--s-tr-uctur-e=to-use-as tempora-r-y 44 classrooms until. the new addition - is completed. He` said, since the 45 meetings on the south. addition, communications had been kept open between 46 the church. and the neighbors and, although, there was still some concern 47 about the slope of the land between the church and the neighbors ' pro- 48 perties , the church. had been keeping that area mowed this summer. He 49 attributed the change in feelings between the parties to the efforts of 50 the. City Council, staff, and Planning- Commission: Mr. Esau also 51 confirmed that none of the neighbors were against permitting the church �52 to use the mobile home. for three years . 53 54 Commissioner Bjorklund indicated he believed two winters should be 55 enough. -and that staff should be authorized to veto any structure which