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MINUTES PLANNING COMMISSION 4/28/82 Page 8 Laurie Burns, 2196 Tanager Court, spoke in opposition to the rezoning having concerns with. Tanager Court going through to Valley Avenue. She said she is concerned with the possibility of apartments going on the property proposed for change and doesn't want more traffic on her street. She said the street is already impacted with vandalism because of other multiple units in the area. Chairperson Getty indicated that the proper time to address these concerns would be at the development stage. She asked Ms. Burns if she represented the telephone company and Ms. Burns said she didn't but that her business card was furnished for the purpose of getting ahold of her during the daytime. Leontine Halverson, 4323 Valley Avenue, indicated even with the rezoning she would retain her farm and not change the land use at this time. Dave Hills, 2057 Foxswallow, stated he wouldn't have bought the house he did 22 years ago if he knew the adjoining property was going to be high density. Commissioner Lindsey said his house backs up to the same property but that the citizens under a proposed PUD could look at the total development at the time one was proposed and that a perfect example would be the Orloff property across the street on Valley Avenue where condominiums are built backing to the existing single family residences. He said there are no windows or anything else which-would deprive the single-family residences of their privacy. ~;r. Hills then asked if they were notified of the General Plan change. Mr. Harris explained that there was a quarter page ad taken out in the newspaper announcing the public hearings covering many properties throughout the City and there were many front-page stories regarding the land use changes. Mr. Hills said he just never realized that the vacant land abutting Foxswallow was the subject of a General Plan land use change. Mr. Harris explained that the General Plan land use change for the entire City was a result of a citzens' committee recommendation to the City Council. The public hearing was closed. A motion was made by Commissioner Doherty, seconded by Commissioner Wilson recommending that the 8.8 acres of land (4323 and 4365 Valley Avenue) located on the north side of Valley adjacent and to the west of the Valley Plaza Shopping center be rezoned from the "A" (Agricultural) and R-1-6500 (Single-family Residential) Districts to the PUD (Planned Unit Development) High Density Residential District. ROLL CALL VOTE Ayes: Commissioners Doherty, Jamieson, Lindsey, Wilson and Chairperson Getty Noes: None Absent: None Abstain: None 4/28/82 _ r..