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this parcel is R-L we should promote diversi- <br /> ty. Within our present day, only the larger <br /> lots with a view or amenities are even sell- <br /> ing within the city. These facts can be <br /> verified from real estate sales and our own <br /> building permit sales. Loan appraisals for <br /> the church and school will not be affected by <br /> he zoning under the highest and best use <br /> principle. Development with an R-L zoning <br /> would seriously impact traffic on adjscent <br /> streets. After several neighborhood meetings <br /> and a work session with representatives of <br /> the church, we would ask you to follow the <br /> planning commission recommendation and zone <br /> the St. Louis church property R-R. <br /> Jan Ferrari, Louise Sliman, George Harrach, <br /> Ray Sears, Gail Wetrogan all concurred with <br /> Mr. Meters. The neighborhood has no problem <br /> with the school/church being built, but with <br /> the zoning that is being proposed for the <br /> project. If the church does not get built <br /> the neighborhood is conceynad with the R-L <br /> zoning for a subdivision. The neighborhood <br /> would also request that the remains of the <br /> building and the old buildings be taken care <br /> of and removed. <br /> Ted Kristals, 1041 Lincoln - is in favor of <br /> R-R zoning. The neighborhood supports what <br /> the church wants but not the zoning. <br /> John Yates, 1025 Lincoln - requests that the <br /> Council zone this property R-R. <br /> Bob McClaren, Superior, representative for <br /> the church - did not understand what R-R <br /> zoning was when he agreed to this at the <br /> Planning Commission meeting. We do need to <br /> expand our school. I did not know that the <br /> zoning of the land would make a difference <br /> when it came to the appraisal of the land for <br /> the financing that we need. I hope the <br /> Council will consider our recommendation of <br /> R-E zoning for this property. <br /> Nancy Cummings, 261 Short place - is there a <br /> difference in R-L and R-R zoning in terms of <br /> the neighborhoods input even if the <br /> school/church are built? <br /> Franklin stated no. Once the zoning is <br /> decided then the next step is for a church a <br /> special review hearing. Then the neighbor- <br /> s <br /> 7 <br />