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Buetow & Associates, Inc., Case No. 1842 Page 2 7. You will note from the site plan that the parcel of land to the rear of the proposed parking 'ot (east side), measured according to the site plan, is 100 feet by 100 feet. We have discussed the disposition of this property .with the applicant's representatives and suggested that it would be appropriate for them to sell this land to the City for park purposes for 30 cents per square foot. This is the rate that has been agreed upon with three property owners to the north Fronting on County Road B, wherein the Parks Department has negotiated a sale of 43,400 square feet off the south end of these properties. This represents the property south of the drainage ditch which runs east -west and transverses these properties. This park area is then added to the existing park land to the east and south, where the City owns 400 feet of frontage on County Road B. We have discussed the proposed park sale with Tom Dunwell, who notes that his client is willing to sell the property to the City at the agreed upon rate of 30 cents per square foot. B. The 10,000 square feet at the rear of the Mueller-Bies property in question is on a substantial slope. This purchase would square off the rear line of the existing Mueller-Bies property as indicated in the site plan as submitted. The Mueller-Bies people held a neighborhood meeting, at which time the contiguous property owner to the south (Virginia Mason) was present. She expressed no concern regarding the development proposal. There is in fact a possibility that somewhere down the line her property may be added to the Mueller-Bies property and,/or the ;Men's Club. This remaining house is, of course, isolated. Therefore, its, future may well be some use other than as a continued single-family home site. 9. The proposal then is for a Special Use Permit for "mortuary use" to which conditions might include: a) Dedication of 10 feet of right-of-way for Dale Street. b) Sale of the easterly 10,000 square feet to the City. c) Construction' of a concrete curb on the periphery of area. d) Approval of final engineering plans. e) Approval of final landscape plans.