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lot. She felt the dances should be held in a place like the Fairgrou ds. She felt that 125 cars coming in and out of the complex would be very disturbing. Commissioner Mahern questioned Ms. McSherry as to whether her concern had do to with the hours of operation or the traffic in general. Ms. McSherry rep'ed that it was mainly the traffic and the thought that a dance hall just did not belong here. Cheri Willis, 545 Tawny Drive, said her concerns were the same a Ms. McSherry's. After she received the notice she went from door-to-door contacting peop e. She felt that people who might live further than 300 ft. from the site should be noticed, and noted that people who live on both sides of Bernal are very concerned. She stated sh would like for a decision to be delayed until she could circulate a petition to see ho many people in the area are opposed to the application. She expressed concern about the ho rs of operation and felt they were too long. She did not wish to discredit the people who ch or who dance, but she just did not think the location was the proper one for dances. use permit that can be Commissioner McGuirk reminded Ms. Willis that this is a conditio revoked should problems arise. ,-- Marty Wadekamper, 964 Riesling Drive, stated she is not opposed t some questions. In response to her questions, Mr. Thomson replied lease on the building; (2) There are three pairs of double doors and in. Lighting would be subdued but not dark; (3) There would be h There is no paid security. the application, but had (1) They have a 2-year pIe will be able to see dwood dance floors; (4) Ms. Wadekamper asked if the applicant would have the right to req st alcohol sales. Mr. Swift replied that the applicant could apply for a license, but he wou d have to again appear for a public hearing and people would again be noticed. Ms. Wadekamper asked if people under 18 years of age can attend. Mr. Thomson replied that people under 18 can come, but they must be with their parents. He added their patrons mainly come from the Tri-valley area, and they do not have travelin clubs. Ms. Wadekamper expressed concern about the hours of operation an felt that 11:30 pm was a bit too long. Sheila Larson, 744 St. Michael Circle, spoke in support of the applic tion and commented that in the past vandalism has been a problem at Romley's Center b ause of a number of vacancies. As she frequently walks in the area, she was aware that ith more businesses moving in that the vandalism and graffiti have slackened. She felt th coming of the dance studio would be an asset to the center. She said she goes to Camp P ks to dance and the dance is not that loud. In regard to traffic, she said she is usually go e by 11:00 pm. She noted that the compressor at the Romley Center makes more noise th she feels the music would be. She said her home is very close to the center, but she did not think the music would be that bad. She urged approval of the application. ~ Planning Commission Minutes August 12, 1992 Page 17