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City Council Minutes — 06/03/02 Page 6 postage Mailing cost per issue is about $2,500. Roll Call, Ayes: Kough, HIausing, Schroeder, Maschka and Kysylyczyn. Nays: none. III. Public Comment A. Hilaby Peterson Hirtsh-935 Roselawn Incinerator in home council would turn down--logic says incinerator should not be in a residential environment. Study sited on pg 2 slanted and biased. People choose to work in industrial area, know the risks, people do not choose to live ne�t to a crematory. Study on pg 3 regarding McCarrons--Como is closer. B. Darry Hertsh-935 Roselawn There are a lot of unknowns. Analogy: yearly physical-- hoping to prevent the unknown. Asking the council to do Preventative Medicine. Kysylyczyn's response on historical perspective--all communities finds it necessary to change zoning. Changing zoning is the best option. C. Chris Beardsley-1754 Alameda St. It is agreed upon by residents and Crematory there will always be chemicals emitted, but at what levels, studies cannot show good or bad levels of emissions. Another concern, enforcement of removal of implants, seeds, pace makers. The amount of inercury in McCarrons tripling is very troubling. Appreciates viewpoints of Klausing and Maschka. Industrial areas have more latitude with stack heights more air cleaners. Emissions are better controlled in industrial areas. Would also support the ban of crematories in the city all together. Also a concern is how do we regulate the crematory. D. Mary Bakeman-resident Saturday, June 8, 2002,10:OOa.m. will be the unveiling of interpretive marker at Lexington Park. (comer of Co. Rd. B and Lexington) They will be planting two trees for Bob Bierscheid, and George Lindgren. New 10+ Area - 10' X 10' X 10' Climbing Rock w1 a slide through it, and a crawl through log with peek out windows. Half