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4x 232 <br /> •' 4 June 15,1908 <br /> µµµt <br /> Jack PSnnette of 1402 Hoyt safe there has been no research done o <br /> A located O consideration given to the commerical area 2 1/2 blocks to <br /> the east o4 the hospital for these improvements. No research o <br /> I'_ Y„ testimony was given to the home owners in regards to the loss o4 <br /> value for the increase in traffic ancongestion.ngestian. There has <br /> been no research or testimony given to the home owners inthe area <br /> F for their loss of value for view obstruction t shade areas that <br /> these buildings will impact. <br /> Pauline Kerney of 1333 Rockefeller sold she opposed widening 14th <br /> Street because St will cause decreased visibility at the c and <br /> k bring the street and power lines closer to the hones corners <br /> hazardous conditions. <br /> red Cattle,attorney representing General Hospital, said Mr. O'Dell <br /> nada the statement that eGeneral Hospital had not been a good <br /> 4; 7, neighbor but had threatened the citizens. He said the hospital had <br /> q none through a number of changes in the facility to make it into the <br /> 1 F ! medical k it is today and the atestimonyfrom the neighborhood <br /> \ 111 that theneighborhood had been stable and quiet neighborhood. <br /> /t Hess said It Inconsistent roar this major.institution that hes <br /> /� been s L midst R ofthis could be such a negative impact that <br /> three th M1 ne said Mx. 0'Oe 11 had not hewn any <br /> 04 Pact o P 1 use that he dlsagiaetl with the <br /> { Hearing Examiners decisions.rH said nacccording to the ordinance the <br /> Yll burden of identifying or is upon or more of the appellants <br /> and if the council finds ran identifiable error, hen a hearing <br /> K fi ���0 should be set on this. <br /> Y i <br /> ao Pacillty r ncethisdecision.type can not e const xucee0 fn en 1- zo n <br /> YI r extreme a thorough antl the Heaxing Examiner M1etl came out with a <br /> �j extreoflt thoroughnThe council l already decided o <br /> IP IIS me of these decisions with the comprehensivealend plan. <br /> yJ The hospital has provided a perking Stud, a sterno study.end <br /> N I y ,1 shade study when asked and has identified every possible impact to <br /> i�HHH333 p the neighborhood at the request of the city. All the neighbors were <br /> � <br /> 'rQ. asked to be part of this. He said because of this the Hearing <br /> fII1 Examiner's function has been',Milled. He said Mr.O'Dell had not <br /> identified any error-in-fact or error-in-law, he just disagreed with <br /> the Hearing Examiner's decisions made on the testimony he had <br /> K 4 heard. He said this was true with Mx.Pxnnette and Mrs.Kerney also. <br /> 3 "' Councilmember Morrow asked if the hospital had done anything about <br /> the resident's property values and Mr.Cattle said they had not done <br /> dl 1;I this as the city had not asked them to do this. <br />, Counollmenbex Stephenson asked about the point Mr. O'Dell had made <br /> that the parking garage was s u posed a to b 0 ft. high but In <br /> reality w s 40 Ti. a Allen Eimpo, Assoc Administrator of the <br /> hospital said the face of the garage is 30 ft. on Rockefelle.:and <br /> farther beck from the front of the building these is another level <br /> o provide more At that point the height Is 48 ft. above <br /> Rockefeller but lessor distance above the rade at that point <br /> a les. <br /> n <br /> Looking up at a angle to the building, you building, would not see that back <br /> I; face,you would only see the front o4 he building. <br /> EY It' Coeeember Overstreet asked the Traffic Engineer about the <br /> comment <br /> ent onexcessive traffic accidents on Rockefeller and 14th Si. <br /> and Mr. Davis said there had been one fatality two years ago at this <br /> t <br /> ,l <br />