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SharonOswald, 1131 W. Brooks, asked if there was any human impact on the park. 1 2 3 MarkGoheen, 905 Transit, asked what the closest distance is from the “high” path to the 4 building. Mr. Rosa noted that the closest to distance is approximately 42 to 43 feet 5 horizontally and 16 feet in height. 6 7 Mr.Goheen asked for clarification of church parking lots. What is the relationship of the 8 church residents per service (250-300 church goers at any one time). It may expand by 9 100 seats. The church building is not changing outside dimensions, however, the 10 expansion area would be on the north or east side near the sanctuary. 11 12 HarrisMallony, 2596 Grotto, asked if stone similar to the new foundation could be used 13 on nearby retaining walls. 14 15 Margaret Lackey, 3078 Evelyn, asked about church population (350 families, 1100 total 16 members). 17 18 KendraGoheen, 905 Transit, asked for clarification of the view of the new building. Will 19 new designs be done. Chris Henningson explained that he has experimented with helium 20 balloons in the summer on the site as viewed from the surrounding properties. The top of 21 the building would be just below the top of the tree line. 22 23 KendraGoheen, 905 Transit, asked what the 501c3 organization is. (A 501c3 is a tax 24 exempt, non-profit organization. Tax exempt mortgage bonds can also be used.) 25 26 In response to a question, Bob Van Slyke said the developer could inventory trees. 27 28 Diane Martin, 2559 Fisk, asked if 50 more parking spaces could be placed on the north 29 side of the building. What will happen to child care and bible class outdoor green space. 30 Rev. Rice said it is possible to add more north parking in a ramp. The location allows for 31 the children to play in the park. 32 33 KendraGoheen, 905 Transit, asked what happens when a coop member dies. (Mr. Van 34 Slyke said the asset share would go to the deceased relatives/family). 35 36 MarkGoheen, 905 Transit, asked if the parking could be installed without the residence? 37 38 Roger Johnson, 924 Transit, asked if stop lights would be required because of additional 39 traffic. 40 41 PeggyEgli asked how visible the resident and building lights at night would be (Mr. Rosa 42 said the development will light up the area, not the park). 43 44 TerriMickli, 912 Transit, asked if the senior project would be opened to Section 8 by 45 Presbyterian Homes. (Mr. Van Slyke noted that the financing and cooperative regulations 46 and by-laws prohibit other uses). 47 48 BillHauer, 2550 Fisk, asked where the parking will be added to the site. (Chris Hennings 49 explained the 150 existing spaces, 191 spaces built on top and others.) 50 51 MarkGoheen asked if the City has studied buying this property? 52 53 JohnHaus, 2479 Churchill Street, asked if the parking lot could be increased with another 54 level of parking. (Chris Henningson said the Church hopes to build something of utility to 55 the community). 56 Page4 of 12