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<br />..... <br /> <br />. 'Minutes of Special Council Meeting <br /> <br />March 23, 1981 <br /> <br />The applicant, in answer to concerns that trees will be removed, <br />said they do not intend to remove trees, we don't have to; will <br />leave the site as natural as we can. It was noted that the house <br />at the base of the tower, and the guy wires, will be fenced; <br />area beneath the tower will be open for use if deaired. <br /> <br />. <br /> <br />Woodburn said he queries the appropriateness of a park in this <br />area because of the relatively few people it would serve and its <br />close proximity to the rendering plant. Buckley said the devel- <br />ment of the acreage to the east would be the determining factor <br />of whether a park would be warranted; it was anticipated origi- <br />nally that this park would serve 800 people; therefore would <br />need 8 acres; at present zoning would serve about 400-500 people; <br />therefore would need a 4 or 5 acre park. <br /> <br />Comments from the Floor <br />Jeanne Winiecki reported that a medium density project was pro- <br />posed in this area with a park; noted that the tower proposal <br />preserves the wetland which is desirable. <br /> <br />Jim Winiecki suggested that the city consider the NSP acreage, <br />on the east side of Old Highway 10, as an alternate park area. <br /> <br />Mr. Ghobrial, Valentine <br />emitted from this tower <br />possibility; it will be <br />ference is coming from; <br />damage from the tower. <br /> <br />Crest,said he opposes the radiation <br />and feels interference is a definite <br />difficult to determine where the inter- <br />will also be difficult to prove ice <br /> <br />Leonard Grudnoske, Old Hwy. 10, spoke in. favor of the tower; feels <br />it will not be a distraction; noted that Mr. Joe Bussard, owner <br />of the acreage immediately east ~f the proposed tower property <br />stands to lose the most. <br /> <br />Joe Bussard, Old Hwy. 10, said he feels the tower development <br />will be the best for everybody; does not object; feels it is a <br />good use of the proper.ty. <br /> <br />Don Krie~er, Valentine Crest, said it is not approved by Parks <br />Committee; feels it's about time we say "no" to Motorola. <br /> <br />Rav Keil. realtor for Winiecki property noted that he can't <br />imagine a park in this location with a freeway to the south, <br />rendering plant to the west; owner can't continue paying taxes <br />and assessments to keep the area open; noted that the proposed <br />tower site is approximately 1000 feet from Valentine Crest area; <br />if ice should form, it would not reach Valentine Crest. Noted <br />e. <br />that the tower will not generat~ traffic or noise. <br /> <br />Mr. Holste, County Road F, said he worked in TV for several years <br />and knows of incidents where blocks of ice fell through a roof; a <br />700' tower could cause ice to fall 1400' away; said the freeway <br />would certainly be in the range - feels a bond to protect the <br />property owners and those on the freeway, should be required. <br /> <br />. <br /> <br />City En~ineer Christoffersen referred Council to his report of <br />February 27th re a potential sewer line and road through the <br />tower area; suggested that these mayor may not interfere with <br />the tower development proposal. <br /> <br />Vaughan said he has indicated acceptance of the conditions to the. <br />Planning Commission motion. <br /> <br />Mr. Holland, Valentine Crest Rd, said he has watched ice fall from <br />the Highway Patrol tower. <br /> <br />Pat Holland, Valentine Crest Rd, said the purpose of the petition <br />is to show objection from the people in Valentine Crest area; asked <br />if we need the tower; all who will see it are opposed. <br /> <br />-5- <br />