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1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 31 32 33 34 35 36 37 38 39 40 41 42 43 44 45 46 Mark A. Ness, 1433 Skillman, asked what the assessment charge would be. Deb Bloom reported no assessment was proposed. Bradley will pay for the improvements. Chair Harms left the room. Acting Chair Rhody asked if there were comments. Mark Battis stated that the store will have 5-7,000 transactions per day. He recommended a curfew from 9:00 p.m. to 6:00 a.m. for truck deliveries. He objects to the volume oftraffic. Acting Chair Rhody asked if this included snow plowing and refuse pick-up (no). Mr. Battis said there will be more people moving out of the neighborhood because the delivery vehicles will be stacked up. Ron BaIczewski explained his frustration with review of the proposal. He asked what could be done to be heard by the City. Acting Chair Rhody explained the rights provided both business and residential areas. William S. Sadler, 1370 Ryan, stated that he lives in an area with a brick, 3,500 s.f. home, requested the Planning Commission to consider the impact on the neighborhood. Since the street (Ryan) has been closed, the criminal behavior has declined. Bruce Weber provided pictures of flooding in the area. Mr. Weber endorsed the concept of a curfew for deliveries, garbage pick-up, and trucking. He urged the Planning Commission to examine the issue of traffic in and around Har Mar. He asked for an environmental impact statement. John Ridge stated that he felt the drainage (moving south) issues have not been adequately addressed. He requested that a drainage plan be completed before the project is approved. Deb Bloom stated the City will look at the drainage ponds to de~ermine adequate size, no increase in impervious surface. The easements only relate to the pipes in the ground; the ponds are a separate issue. A mailing to interested residents with technical information would help. Could the issue be reconsidered after the study is done? He agrees with Mr. Weber regarding traffic and a need for an environmental study. Joan Porwoll, 1353 Shryer, expressed concern about traffic congestion, water issues, lighting, re-grading, and ponding. Ward Schwie, 1383 West Ryan, asked why this project is not brought up to the current city code requirements? Screening? Water Problem? Acting Chair Rhody noted the changes are east and south of the building. Janice Brokenly, 1454 Skillman, asked if the pipe moved will take away green space. Will other utilities be moved? (None that the City is aware of) Page 5 of 12