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<br />... <br /> <br /> <br /> <br />Pauline Kilker, Rt 2 Box 661, Broomfield, Colorado <br /> <br />Kilker: We have been in our home for 52 years. We <br />certainly don't want a road to go right down <br />Dillon Road and take our homes. You have open <br />space just south of us that could be used for the <br />road. <br /> <br />Jim SChreiter, Rt 2, Box 645, Broomfield, Colorado 80020 <br /> <br />Schreiter: When you talk about open space it seems like the <br />open space in Boulder County is something <br />different from others. A farm is nothing but open <br />space. W-470 authority or the parkway authority, <br />they mark it open space if the County or the city <br />owns it, but if a farmer owns it it's not open <br />space. I don't know the difference. I do know <br />that I have preserved this for the birds. My <br />purpose is to make a living and stop the cities <br />from growing together. I'm not interested in <br />selling this land, or the price of land or your <br />big development that would increase my land value. <br />I'm not interested in that, I'm interested in <br />staying there and am very much opposed to this <br />highway going in and through my property. The <br />airport in this is not the issue, the airport is <br />something they tell us this highway is going to <br />go to. Each of the groups that are meeting are <br />trying to decide what is in it for them. This is <br />not a road to the airport, this is a developer's <br />dream. Broomfield wants it because Interlocken <br />wants it so they can sell their property. The <br />bottom line is money, they don't care where this <br />highway goes or who it affects as long as they can <br />sell their land. There is an abandoned railroad <br />that crosses 287; why not use this land? If you <br />put this beltway over on the railroad, you could <br />develop 96th. You don't have to be locked in on <br />something that Broomfield says. Put this road in <br />a straight line. <br /> <br />Don Shonkwiler, 400 McCaslin Blvd., Louisville, Colorado. <br /> <br />Shonkwiler: The issue about the Denver airport, I read the <br />same article that Councilman Howard read, this <br />article was more of a "let's get some facts on the <br />table and find out whether or not we can really <br />pullout of the airport." It was more, we really <br />can't get out of the airport, we are in to it now <br />so deeply that we can't pullout. I believe the <br />airport will be built. I do believe it does has a <br />impact on the future of Louisville, the quality of <br />life in Louisville, the economic future of <br />Louisville. On my part that access is going to be <br />barricaded at Broomfield. I think the lack of <br /> <br /> <br />8 <br />