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• •Minutes -• page a <br /> lune 26, 1979 <br /> AUDIENCE COMMENTS ON <br /> RESOLUTION MO. 13 Jan Ells 500 Lincoln <br /> 1. Against the extension of Lincoln Ave. • <br /> 2. Against additional housing, wbtch <br /> mill cause overcrowding of schools and <br /> the possibility of more taxation for <br /> schooling. <br /> Jim Cedorberg <br /> 1. Piece meal development. <br /> 2. Against additional houses <br /> 3. Against extension of old streets. <br /> 4. Overcrowding of schools. <br /> Don McKee <br /> 1. Suggested that Council and staff look <br /> for another alternative to the Pine - <br /> Street extension, possibly more south <br /> where a neighborhood would not be disrupted. <br /> Mr. Drumm responded that many other <br /> ways for access were looked into and there <br /> seem to be many additional problems. ie. <br /> the connection to highway 42, crossing <br /> the railroad track. <br /> Jane Bostwick <br /> 1. Concerned about the safety of school <br /> children. <br /> 2. Does not like extension of old streets. . . <br /> John Leary <br /> Asked who will own the ball parks that are <br /> now being constructed on the property <br /> recently annexed. <br /> Hr. Paul Brooks stated that no matter what <br /> happens the ball parks will belong to the <br /> City. ' <br /> Councilman DiCarlo stated that he was the <br /> one who requested that the rights for a <br /> possible extension of Lois Drive be re- <br /> served for the City. <br />
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