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Page 4 City Council Minutes June 27, 1988 e ----------------------------- Dave Sellergren, City Attorney, explained that if the plan is adopted by the Council, the next step would be to reexamine the zoning ordinance and the subdivision ordinance to make sure they are consistent with the objectives in the Growth Management Plan. Duane Kropuenske, Planning Commission Representative, explained that the Planning Commission held a public hearing on May 31, 1988, and recommended approval of the plan with 8 revisions. Mayor Gunkel opened the public hearing at this time. Diane Galbrecht - 11369 192nd Avenue NW e Mrs. Galbrecht explained that the people in the Deerfield 3rd area have been in the area for one year or less. She stated the neighbors had many concerns regarding the environment of the area. With the adoption of the Growth Management Plan, the environment and aesthetics of the area are subject to change from what was originally planned. She indicated another concern was that of safety. With the high traffic congestion on Highway 169 already, the addition of commercial property will only increase the congestion. The highway will take on the appearance of a commercial strip and the noise will increase. Mrs. Galbrecht presented the Council with 22 petitions showing opposition to the rezoning of property east of Highway 169 to commercial property between Elk Hills Drive and 197th Avenue and also expressing opposition to the proposed multi-family residential buffer area for Deerfield Third. Bill Brady - 19449 193rd Avenue NW Mr. Brady referred to map number 4-A reflecting residential zones. He indicated that he is concerned with property in zone #1 (municipal sewer and water lots) along Proctor Avenue. He indicated this was addressed by the Planning Commission as possibly being moved to zone #2 (2~ acres per lot). Mr. Brady indicated that after looking at aerial photographs of the land, he is recommending that more property to the west than was recommended by the Planning Commission be moved into the zone 2 area. He indicated that the land west of Proctor to the railroad tracks is of the same topography as to the land discussed by the Planning Commission on May 31, 1988. Dick Cherrier Mr. Cherrier stated the plan was a good plan and that he is in favor of the plan. Gene Shield - 20701 213th Ave. NW e Mr. Shield stated that according to the maps his land is being used for a collector street, an open space area and an area wide park. He stated the plan needs more study before it is approved.