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<br />10/5/82 <br /> <br />Page -12- <br /> <br />Mayor Meier <br /> <br />that he had addressed those questions, in <br />his opinion. He further stated he would <br />vote for the well-being of this City. <br /> <br />Stated he too felt that he had expressed <br />his opinion at several of the meetings held <br />previously. As to the benefit of the entire <br />community, he felt Neodata would be. Regard- <br />ing the present zoning and circumstances <br />with Neodata, he really didn't think there <br />was anything that could be better for the <br />area, other than residential. But it is not <br />zoned residential. Dealing with the facts <br />as they are, not as they would wish them to be, <br />he felt this point of view had to be approached <br />as such, and felt that Neodata was attempting <br />to mitigate thE= impacts more than anyone else <br />would. He felt in a lot of respects had <br />gone out of their way to work with the neigh- <br />borhood in the area; also that a lot of other <br />developers would not have done that. For these <br />reasons he was in favor of the issue. <br />Mr. Knowlton inquired if he had the opportunity <br />to respond. <br />Mayor Meier replied no, as this was not a <br />public hearing. <br /> <br />Steve Yatchak <br />1091 Azure Way <br /> <br />Stated he would personally like to go on record <br />to say there are a number of his acquaintances <br />in the area are not against the office zoning. <br />They are against the proposed project of <br />Neodata, the type of business, the magnitude <br />of the project, and the potential impact on <br />the area. The affidavit of loss of real estate <br />sale in the area has frightened the residents, <br />and possible loss and depreciation of property <br />values. This is a very significant concern <br />in the area. The magnitude of the project has <br />the resemblance of a light industrial factory <br />complex. He remarked if people wanted to <br />live in this enviornment they would be rushing <br />out to the Storage Tech area and he didn't <br />see this happening. He reiterated they were <br />not against thE~ zoning - they would anticipate <br />i.e. doctor's offices, dentist offices, vets, <br />etc. Felt it would be very nice to have those <br />personal services very close to home. He <br />directed a question to the City Attorney - <br />in respect to the litigation going on, is it <br />legal and proper for the City to continue with <br />the Industrial Revenue Bond proposal, or should <br />