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<br />r-- <br /> <br />Mr. Nordin stated they have not had a problem with balls coming ov in the last ten years <br />and could not understand why the school district is now becoming so ncerned. <br /> <br />In response to Chairman Hovingh's comments, Mr. Grant stated that t appears that the <br />church would prefer to take the risk of balls coming over the backsto and not install the <br />shatter-resistant material. Chairman Hovingh felt the backstop may n t have an overhang. <br />He also noted that the school had expressed some concern about the c . dren in the tot lot <br />possibly being hit by stray balls. Mr. Nordin noted that the tot lot is used primarily on <br />Sunday mornings and did not think this was an issue of concern. <br /> <br />Commissioner Wright further discussed the parking issues. He questi ned Mr. Nordin as to <br />the frequency of funerals and weddings at the church. Mr. Nordin s ted they have very few <br />funerals at the church, about three in the last 15 years; weddings may average one a month, <br />but parking has always been sufficient. <br /> <br /> <br />Commissioner McGuirk questioned staff as to whether they might be <br />regard to the landscaping of the islands if the church is allowed their uest. Mr. Otto did <br />not think this would be a problem, and stated that in general, parking lots and landscaping <br />are done on a case-by-case basis. <br /> <br />,-. <br /> <br />In response to Commissioner Michelotti's question, Mr. Otto stated at the temporary <br />modular building would be allowed to remain until 1998 or into the fi urth and fmal phase of <br />building. <br /> <br />THE PUBLIC HEARING WAS CWSED. <br />Commissioner Michelotti further commended Mr. Otto for an excelle t report. She noted <br />that she first saw the plan in 1985; she is pleased with the amount of dscaping that was <br />done in the front of the church buildings. In regard to the issue of I dscaping the diamond <br />tree pockets, she felt that if the two end planters were more heavily e anced that it might <br />compensate for not doing the tree pockets. However, this may need be changed at some <br />later date. In addition, she felt the sanctuary would pretty much scr n the parking lot area. <br />In regard to the extending the hours of the outdoor activities, she wo d stay with the 8:00 <br />pm hours, but is agreeable to 9:00 pm in the summer months if the c urch is careful not to <br />infringe on the rights of nearby property owners. She felt that the ne ghbors must not be <br />concerned as no one was here to protest. <br /> <br />Commissioner McGuirk stated that he felt the church should be allow to use the back of <br />the parking lot for outdoor activities for the youth. He also felt it w appropriate to extend <br />the hours to 9:00 pm for the summer months, noting that the conditio al use permit would be <br />protection enough in case of problems. He did not think noise from e church grounds <br />would be an issue for the neighbors. In regard to the back diamond lanters, he felt they <br />could be removed without causing any problem with landscaping and ould support the <br />applicant's request. <br /> <br />~ <br /> <br />Planning Commission Minutes <br />July 22, 1992 <br /> <br />Page 4 <br />
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