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Puhlic Hearing 4-27-70 Page -6- <br />After Public Hearing the Design & Platting Committee and the rest of Council <br />meet and discuss pros and cons and decide whether it is to go on third reading, <br />and pass it or reject it, at any subsequent meeting. Generally it is not the <br />next meeting, and in this particular case it is my recommendation that it not <br />be the next meeting so we can study it. This will come up at some future meeting <br />and it will either be passed or rejected. Tonight is the Public Hearing and <br />there will be not vote taken. <br />At this point Mr. Johnns asked if he should have received notice by this time. <br />Mr. West answered yes if he is within 500 feet. Mr. Johnns stated he did not <br />receive notice and he said he checked with some of his neighbors and they did <br />not receive a notice. <br />President 0'Neill then asked if anyone else in the audience who lives within <br />500 feet did not receive notices. Mr. Foldesy and Mr. Boehm, both of Leenders <br />Lane, stated they had not. Thier sublots nos. are #40 and #41. President <br />0'Neill stated he did not know what to say. He was informed that all notices <br />were sent out first class mail and they should have received them. At this <br />time the cards from which notices were sent out were referred to. President <br />0'Neill asked if the two gentlemen had received a letter addressed to Blossom <br />Land Corp. or Beachwood Builders, as the latter were shown as owners of these <br />sublots. Mr. Boehn stated he has lived there for 2 years and Mr. Foldesy said <br />the same. <br />Mr. Murray, 6818 Charles, asked if the three new members are going to be permitted <br />the right of three readings, inasmuch as the first reading was on December 16, 1969, <br />before they took office. President 0'Neill stated the three members will vote on <br />this piece of legislation. Mr. West stated the legislation will have had three <br />readings; one in December, second reading in January with new members, a reading <br />tonight, it will be read again on third read-ing, so in fact they will have had <br />three readings when considered by Council. Mr. West also stated we have had as <br />many as six readings of a particular Ordinance. <br />Mr. Bruce Olseth, 4567 Ashbury Park, asked if Council feels there is a need for <br />additional commercial property to be zoned, and also asked Councilman Boehmer if <br />he has had a reading from people in this area as to their sentiments. <br />Mr. Boehmer answered he has heard from many residents on Dover and in Pine Ridge <br />Development and everyone he has talked to are against this. He stated he could <br />make a committment now. He will vote according to what the residents want and <br />sympathizes with everyone down there. <br />Mr. Olseth again asked if Council feels there is additional need for commercial <br />property in the City. <br />President 0'Neill said he was not about <br />Mr. Olseth should be fair enough to let <br />given them an opportunity to discuss it <br />and passage or rejection. <br />to poll Council at this point and that <br />Council hear everybody's objections and <br />before bringing it up for final reading, <br />Mr. Donald Thoennes, 28446 North Park, asked whether the traffic survey showed <br />this would be going westward beyond Dover. Felt the old time businessmen between <br />AVW <br />