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-2- Mr. SiIrons asked heM many people would be served. Mr's. Lindahl indicated that she planned to be open two days a week - 'Ihursday from 12:00 to 8:00 and Friday from 8:00 to 5:00 and that she expected to acCOItlIDdate approxi- Irately one person every 45 minutes. Mr". Mastel asked if it would be possible to put a restriction on the days of the week. Mr. Dahlgren indicated that just about aIrj condition can be attached to a special use perrni t. Mr. Vern Johnson asked if there could be a tine limit attached to the permit. Mr. Dahlgren indicated that there could be and that it would be reasonable to expect reco'Very of costs to Mrs. Lindahl in 2 - 3 years. At this point there were a nunber of questions from some of Mrs. Lindahl's neighbors. John Wheaton indicated concern over the traffic in the cul de sac and the safety of children. Bonnie Wentsill indicated that she was a~inted with other residential beauty shops and that there were no problems in this regard. Mr. Linden Lang further reiterated the traffic problem. Mr. Roger Josephson indicated that he had been in contact with several realtors who had told him that he could suffer some depreciation on his hone. Maxine Wortmann indicated ooncem over water pressure in the area and that the additional use of water by Mrs. Lindahl could add to the problem. Mr. Honchell, at this point addressed the question of water pressure and explained that to a large degree the problem had to do with sane erratically operating purrps in the area. At this point Mrs. Wheaton presented a petition that she had put together in which several neighbors had indicated opposition to the Lindahl request. Mr. Rukavina opinioned that traffic didn't appear to present as great a problem as had been indicated. Mr. Vem Johnson opinioned that he was reluctant to faust anything onto the neighborhood that the neighbors didn r t want. Mrs. Cushing indicated that she thought there was sorre over concern on the pal.t of the neighborhood and that the proolens brought up weren I t as severe as the neighbors seened to th~. Mr. Si.:rrons indicated that he was not convinced that things were as bad as neighbors seerred to think and that he did not think that the problem of devaluation of neighboring houses would be a problem. Recomrendation Mr. G. Johnson xroved and Mr. Si.:rrons seconded, that the Comnission reccmrend approval of the Patricia Lindahl request for a special use permit for a beauty shop in a residence at 323 Grandview with the conditions that there be a three year limit placed on the special use permit and that no signs be permitted. Roll Call, Ayes: Rukavina, Cushing, Mastel, SiIrons, G. Johnson. Nays: Dressler and V. Johnson. Mrs. Dressler then indicated that she was very reluctant to approve anything when so many of the neighbors were opposed. Mr. Vern Johnson indicated that he had wished the matter could have been resolved with the neighbors prior to the hearing. Mr. G. Johnson indicated he thought the neighborhood should try to provide a rrore organized opposition when this matter cones before the Council.