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MRS. LUCILLE ENG, 2213 Midlot.hian: (Not in t.he improvement area) Asked why the lights were proposed to be placed so close together at 150 feet when normally they.lre 3 or 4 times farther apart.. MR. A. L. LIEN, 1495 w. count.y Road B-2: He believed that the lighting would increase the traffic because more people would use count.y Road B-2 to get to the Rosedale Shopping Cent.er. MR. OSCAR HUSBY, 2400 North Pascal (Spoke before): If t.here are problems of vandalism on the golf cour se, he sug9'ested that lights be put. on the golf course. He further said t.hat since the Council represents everyone in the village, t.he people in this area should have the same rights as a corporation like Dayton's. MR. GLENN JOHNSON. 1535 W. county Road B-2 (Spoke before): The west side of Z~erman Lake is a congregating area for the younger generation and if the council lights the area he was sure this would happen quite often. He and his neighbors hope the council will drop the project. MR. THOMAS HOLD(?), 1357 w. County Road B-2: While he is not. opposed to lighting in general, he is opposed to the major lighting as proposed. He said if there has to be lighting he thought it should be t.hat type that should be used in a residential area rat.her t.han the type that would be used on a highway. He felt it should be something that would add to a residential area rather than detract from it. MR. MATT R. RUOHONIEMI, 1477 W. County Road B-2 (Spoke before) : Asked for an expression by the representative of Northern Stat.es Power Company as to what. type of light.s might. be used t.hat would be more architecturally sat.isfactory t.hat the super-highway type lights that are proposed. MR. OSCAR HUSBY, 2400 North Pascal (Spoke before): Said he didn't think he would object to having lights put at corners or int.ersections as has normally been done in residential areas.