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' ' Public Hearing Minutes of 10-19-70 Page -8- <br />itself approxima.tely $32,000 and the County approxima.tely $27,000. With the <br />way this project is designed this property will produce approximately 45 <br />children. Based on 1967-68 school year to educate 45 pupils took $26,453. <br />4D With contribution developer is making the city will have a net overage of <br />$96,000 from this project. Most homes in any community do not pay their fare <br />share for schools. It is commercial property, industrial and apartment <br />properties that pay. We will not put a burden on City as far as rubbish <br />removal is concerned - we handle this by ourselves; also maintain the property <br />and might even have snaw removal. The only city service that we do use is <br />Police and Fire Departments. <br />Mr. W. Zahnke, Whitehaven Ave., asked if this will look like Horizons West on <br />Brookpark. <br />Mr. Packer said that is a 19 story building - entirely different structure than <br />he is proposing. Completely different type of structure involved. <br />Mr. Benedict, Whitehaven, asked if this goes through is there going to be an <br />increase in Police and Fire Departments? <br />Mr. West answered anytime a building is put up and particularly an apartment <br />building it does increase the requirement of the Police and Fire Departments. <br />A gentleman asked about the buses needed for the 45 children. Asked why not <br />keep apartments on Brookpark? <br />Mr. J. Cerny, Whitehave, asked about smoke from incinerators, beer cans, etc. <br />thrown around parking lot. <br />Mr. Packer said at the present time compactors are being used. As far as <br />policing property they take care of that. <br />Mrs. Hiros asked what grade is this going to be built on. Mr. Packer said at <br />ground level. Discussion about the downward slope continued. <br />Kathleen McCrone, Wellesley, asked if they are going to have to put their own <br />fence up with 45 children and a recreation area. Wellesley has 85 of their <br />own. Feels if people want privacy they will have to be put to expense of <br />fencing in their property. <br />Mr. Packer asked if a fence would satisfy her. <br />Mr. Keefer, said we cannot stop progress but we can vote not to allow this to <br />be rezoned and feels Council should consider this. <br />Mrs. Smith on Overbrook, stated she has a water problem in summer with regard <br />to pressue being low. Feels this will further decrease water pressure. <br />Mr. West asked if proposal would come out of same ma.in. Mr. Karhan said no <br />they will be tieing into Lorain Rd. <br />Mr. West asked if there is a low pressure problem what are you going to do <br />up to the 7th floor of an apartment if it were built there. Mr. Karhan answered <br />they put a pump in basement to pressurize the top floors. <br />Mr. West asked specifically does this pull water away from the main in which they <br />get water on Wellesley. Mr. Karhan said it is the same main that feeds Wellesley.