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Commissioner Getty felt it wasn't too late for this to happen as the matter would go before City Council. Mrs. Johnson felt that this matter causes a lack of trust on both sides, Mr. Martin indicated they would still pay for a study as committed and if the study shows anything different than the studies already done, they would be happy to mitigate all of those concerns. He apologized for the lack of communication but stated he and Mr. Pearson had met, thought the concerns were resolved, but that apparently the information was not communicated to the rest of the group, Mr. Hillyer, 975 Kolln Street, addressed the Commission stating that someone in a very large truck was practicing driving on the weekend in the park and no one knew how to handle the situation and whether or not the streets were private or public. He said it was very noisy and if the area cannot be protected from this type of thing now, what would it be like with many trucks. He said a 6' screening wall won't do that much good. Charles Pignolet, 987 Kolln Street said he has lived next door to the Hillyers for 24 years and doesn't want Condition No. 7 eliminated. He further stated that trucks go two ways so miti- gation measures would have to be taken within the park itself as well as on both sides of Valley Avenue. Chairperson Lindsey felt that buildings constructed would serve as a buffer for the residences on the east side of Kolln Street. Mr. Pignolet further said he doesn't want Condition No, 7 changed or removed relating to hours of operation, He was assured this is not an issue at this time. Mr, Harris stated that originally they proposed to amend Ordinance No. 928 but that the application for modification has changed and the only ordinance being requested for amendment is No. 924, Mr. Pignolet said initially it was a hard fight for the residents to get these conditions imposed and felt they shouldn't be sub- jected to this same fight over and over again. Bob Pearson, 3590 Churchill Drive, spoke stating he hoped a middle ground could be found, He said trucks are his main concern and spoke to the confusion on the definition of "2-axle" trucks. He said there is no confusion in his mind nor anyone else who attended the meetings that 20 ton trucks should not be using Valley Avenue. He addressed Condition No, 9, E1 Charro Road. He asked what would happen when Valley Avenue extension opened to Stanley Boulevard and trucks going to I-580 and asked if perhaps Lone Star or others would follow suit. He further stated that many residences back up to Santa Rita Road and he felt they were not adequately addressed this evening. He said that 1-1/2~ of total traffic being trucks doesn't appear too great, but the total of 600 is a lot of trucks. He indicated an 8' sound wall would not mitigate the sound of trucks, He also felt that changes to the PUD required an Environmental Impact