1984/04/18 Council Minutes - Laserfiche WebLink

157 April 18,1984 Alice Dye,of 2130 106th Pl.S.E.,spoke of her conerns that this type of facility might be allowed in the Silver Lake area. marcia Livingston,of 6414 Cady Rd.,spoke of the relationship between pornography and crimes against women and children. She suggested that the City impose a special tax on this type of business and use these monies to fund organizations such as Rape Relief,Stop Abuse,etc. Rex Bean,of 7406 Olympic Dr.,said he did not feel the City was going far enough and ehould zone this type of business right out of existence by making the boning regulations so prohibitive they won't be able to come into Everett. Carol Lively,of 4301 So.3rd,objected to the zoning being too close to the Lowell area. She said they already had problemo with hoboee and transients because of the tracks and felt adult enter- tainment places would draw even more undesirables into her neigh- borhood. Bill Sieh,of 10907 29th Dr.S.E.,read a letter from Pastor Arthur'Sather objecting to any of these businesses in the city ir=rbei:12:e=tag-rz:27"""'"" Mae Stork, of 1512 Baker,qa.a statement from her church opposi, this type of thing being allowed in Everett and said the City should begin developing more types of wholesome recredtion and commented that the ma,people probably wouldn't want this type of thing either. Rob Lund,of 3006 Smith,pointed out the area designated for adult entertainment facilities was half residential and half business and this sort of thing would upset the balance there. Pat Eite,of 10523 56.Ave.M.D.,Mazysvilled said she was speaking for Men White,who wanted the public to know about a.new film called °Love Story°which will be available the first week in May. , ' EouiqueRoggen.8p,of 12190 SD 15.St..Eel...,spoke of the effect of pornography on men,women and children. She urged support of pending legislation dealing with pornograp,laws Ththe state. Gary Kell,of 2806 139.St.S.E.,objected.any so.,changes in the Eastmont area and objected to any pornographic material being allowed in the City. Gail Chi.,of 4601 So.4th,felt the City should declare a moratorium on this altogether and that the problem could be solved by the City and citizens working together. 2./les,Assistant City Attorney,pointed out the City could not legally ban these types of uses and therefore a moratorium would be inappropriate. b..Chism pointed out the route to the dump and animal shelter was through this area and ma,children would be going to these Pl.. with their parents. She asked that 41.St.be included.an entry corridor. She also raised the question of this possibly being an aree included in block grant funding and Dennis Derickson said it might be but no block grant funds had been spent there.