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<br /> ..11 <br /> Wilson: As someone who was against W-470 beltway/super <br /> highway, I find the proposed Northwest Parkway <br /> something that is probably acceptable or one of <br /> those compromises that we are going to be forced <br /> to make. I find it acceptable under certain <br /> conditions and among those should be it really is <br /> a parkway that is contained by open space, that is <br /> protected from strip development, that is a modest <br /> local transportation corridor, not a beltway or <br /> super highway. I think this needs to be a Class 2 <br /> highway and not a Class 1 highway. I think it <br /> needs to be planned very carefully and planned so <br /> that it does the least possible damage to existing <br /> property owners. Under those conditions the <br /> parkway is something that is acceptable and will <br /> enhance local transportation routes without being <br /> a beltway or super highway. I think we need to <br /> limit this to a parkway and in order to think <br /> about the future of the Metro area and quality of <br /> life, we need to shift from building space for <br /> automobiles to an efficient mass transportation <br /> plan for the Denver Metro area. <br /> Walt Wood, Rt 2 Box 662, Broomfield, Colorado. <br /> Wood: The main reason I came tonight is to make a <br /> showing and for you people to know that we people <br /> that are along Dillon Road are very interested in <br /> what is going to take place. Does not feel that <br /> the new airport is needed at this. I would <br /> consider the fact that we don't need a highway to <br /> be built to and from the airport. <br /> Paula Neumann, 10935 Dillon Road, Broomfield, Co. <br /> Neumann: I would like to point out the small amount of open <br /> space that would be effected if the parkway were <br /> to go south of Dillon Road through the Rock Creek <br /> farm. There is approximately 25 miles of parkway <br /> land and less than one mile of it would have to go <br /> through the Rock Creek farm. The amount of open <br /> space that Rock Creek has for open space, this <br /> would just cut off a small edge of the total Rock <br /> Creek farm. I would hope you would consider going <br /> south of Dillon Road to Rock Creek Farm. <br /> Arthur Neumann, 10935 Dillon Road, Broomfield, Colorado <br /> Neumann: I bought 56 acres off of Dillon Road in 1974. <br /> There wasn't one tree on the property and we <br /> planted 600 trees and I think there are about 150 <br /> trees left. Every time this road comes down the <br /> pike it is aimed at my property. Every time I <br /> turn around this thing becomes a situation where <br /> my property is going to be eaten up by the <br /> 6 <br />