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<br />Page -8- <br />hind Continental View in Louisville. First of all I would like to thank <br /> <br />the Council very much for having this opportunity to discuss this issue <br /> <br />one more time. There have been some other meetings - I didn't have a <br /> <br />chance to talk at those. But I do want to thank you at this point and time. <br />When I first walked in here tonight I was a little bit mortified, and a <br />little bit disappointed to see so few of the Mesa residents here. I <br />very <br />know for a fact that over 300 of them are concerned with this issue, <br /> <br />and very much against it. So I thought about it for awhile and came to one <br />conclusion; the only one that I could come to. They have lost faith in <br /> <br />the City Council of Louisville; they don't feel anybody is listening <br />anymore. I would have hoped with all the information that had been <br /> <br />presented at these earlier meetings and Planning Commission, other Council <br /> <br />meetings, other on uh, or rather impromptu type meetings that the infor- <br /> <br />mation that surfaced not only in regards to the traffic, the potential <br /> <br />water problems, the incompatibility of a light industrial factory or mon- <br /> <br />strous office complex in a fine residential area would have been enough <br /> <br />to table this whole issue. I think maybe those people who didn't show <br />up were right - somebody in Louisville is not listening. (Loud and thunderous <br />applause). I've kind of got a question for the Council and that question <br />being, short of Neodata walking up here and tabling this whole item them- <br />that anybody <br />selves. Is there anything/in this place that can say tonight to put it <br /> <br />on the back burner? Your silence is your answer. I have heard rumors <br />to the fact that there are a few individuals on this Council that are <br /> <br />sensitive to people's cries living on the Mesa. To those of you indivi- <br /> <br />duals, we thank very much. <br /> <br />(More loud applause). We only regret that <br /> <br />those individuals are a vast minority. Thank You. <br /> <br />(More applause). <br /> <br />Meier: Mr. Dennis Knowlton - would you step up to the podium and state <br /> <br />your name and address, please. <br />