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P & z -4- <br />9/5/78 <br /> <br />Rev. Reed: According to an ~nterpret'ation 'from someone iQ the' Attorney <br />Gener,ol's office, the C:ity :~ust put tarough 153rd Ave~ and then there <br />would be sufficient fro~.tage. <br /> <br /> Jack Menkveld: Is there just an easement, or a road easement dedicated <br /> to the City? <br /> <br /> Ken Petorson read written comments from other citizens. ( Written comment <br /> from M_~chael & Patsy Mosby, L. Marie Johnson, N.L. Dallman, Sharon Barthel, <br /> and Sandra Soah pluz netition with 59 signatures opposing any further <br /> construction at 15328 Hematite N.W. are in file)(Also letter from Harris <br /> Grace Hauctvedt). <br /> <br /> Mosby: Uow many of congregation from Ra~sey? <br /> <br /> Rev. Reed: It is known of your business, but approximately 67% are <br /> from the Anoka area. <br /> <br /> Mrs. James Fugate, 152nd Ave N.W.: Not that much traffic during <br /> the hours of 9:30 to 12:00 and 6:30 to 8:00 on Sundays and 7:30 to 9:00 <br /> Wednesday night and it isn't going to hurt the children. Her husband tries <br /> to help with th~ care of the yard, and realizes that it doesn't compare <br /> with the adjacent neighbors yard. Explained that Rev. Reed had helped <br /> her and her husband with some personal problems. <br /> <br /> Mrs. Wurm: The church yard in in terrible shape and she has observed the <br /> unsafe way people leave the parking lot. <br /> <br /> Marlene }fro/l, 6841 152nd'Ave. N.W.: Mrs. Fugate has older children and <br /> she is concerned, about the younger ones. <br /> <br /> Rev. Reed: Is also concerned about traffic situation and can furnish <br /> license .:{~ of others speeding. Stated that his congregation would be <br /> willing to accept a 20 m.o.h, limit~ and have welcomed those very children <br /> to their bibl8 school. <br />Haugtvedt: Sug:::'ested the Church use the house until they can relocate. <br /> <br />!<ev. Reed: Money not available for other property, and according to <br />other information from the Attorney General's Office~ if they meet the code <br />requirements, they can rebuild. <br /> <br />Thomas S~ah, 6821 152nd Ave~~ N.W.: Agrees that traffic now is tolerable~ <br />but does not want any increase. <br /> <br />~'Turm: Question to Rev. Reed regarding his Doctor's Degree and if the <br />house will be used as a halfway house for children with drug problems? <br /> <br />Re~. Reed: No comment <br /> <br />Art Dunn: After reading pazt minutes, symthpazies with both sides, and <br />asked that if finances are available for a new church, couldn't the plans <br />be chs~ged with the price savings being used for the purchase of land <br />at a better location. <br /> <br />Wurm: Aske~ Rev. Reed if they would' be branching off into Christian Day <br />School. <br /> <br />~ev. Peed: At present he is satisfied with the public school system. <br /> <br />Mrs. Wurm: Stated that the Rev. has never lived in the house, and explained <br />how they had been harrassed by a member going door to door <br /> <br /> <br />