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City Council Meeting Page 7 May 15, 1995 • Ted Travica, 19702 Irving Street, indicated his opposition to the request for land use amendment and rezoning. He stated that the allowing of a commercial use would be an intrusion to the homes in the area. Mr. Travica provided a letter to the members of the City Council which will be made a part of the official record of this Council meeting. Dale Miller, 11795 196th Avenue NW, indicated his opposition to the request. He stated that he was told that Outlot A was going to be parks, townhouses, or single family dwellings. He indicated he would not have purchased a lot if he had been aware of the proposed commercial developments. Al Fischer, 11946 196th Circle, stated his opposition to the request. He indicated he had been informed that Outlot A was not intended for commercial development. He further stated that he would not have purchased his property had he been aware of the fact that Outlot A may be developed as commercial. Wayne Traaseth, 11707 194th Avenue NW, indicated his opposition to the request. He stated his concern regarding the amount of traffic that would be generated by the rezoning. He indicated that rezoning of the property to allow commercial development would devalue the surrounding residential property. Bob Sturgis, 11789 197th Avenue NW, indicated his opposition to the request. He stated that the Steering Committee has not yet reviewed the future commercial growth areas of the City. He further indicated his concern regarding traffic in the • area. Phil Johnson, 19440 Holt Avenue, indicated his opposition to the request. He indicated that a rezoning to allow commercial development would adversely affect the residential neighborhood. He further indicated that commercial development would require sewer and water and stated that the extension of sewer and water to his neighborhood would negatively affect his property. Mr. Johnson discussed the issue of traffic routes to access the mall. He stated that he is concerned regarding the safety of the children as residential streets would be used as routes to access the mall. Michael Fox, 11747 197th Avenue, indicated his opposition to the request. He stated that property values would be negatively affected. He further indicated his concern regarding the safety of the children and the value of the homes in the area. Jenny Stone, 19783 Lowell Avenue, indicated her opposition to the request. William Jones, 11763 194th Avenue, indicated his opposition to the request. He stated that he knows of no other cities that build mails next to residential areas. Rolfe Anderson, 19411 Irving Circle, indicated his opposition to the request. He stated that the intersection of 193rd Avenue and Highway 169 is creating a hazard for the children to cress Hignway 169. He indicated he would rather see residential development along the highway. • There being no further comments, Mayor Duitsman closed the public hearing.