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42 <br /> 0 <br /> January 23,1991 <br /> 0 <br />. Charles Morgan III, 7301 Beverly Lane, felt this project would <br /> improve the traffic pattern in the area. He also indicated <br /> that this project would not house a great number of children. <br /> He assured Councilman Moser there would be public access to <br /> 38th from Grand. <br /> Marshall Dorman, 1011 Edwards, Everett, felt the project would <br /> obstruct his view and his property value would decline. He <br /> felt a full impact statement was needed. He did not feel the <br /> vacation would be more beneficial,with regard to safety. <br /> Ingham Planning Department gave an overview of how <br /> the neighborhood was informed. She;fated they did not receive <br /> anY appeals. <br /> Attorney Jim Iles reminded everyone that the hearing was on the <br /> vacation only,not the project and that in this case an EIS was <br /> not ren01r6d. - <br /> Shirley Waggoner wanted to know what Mr. Morgan would have to <br /> pay for the property and if there would be a sign indicating <br /> "public property." <br /> Ken Howe, Public Works, stated that perpendicular intersections <br /> are generally more safe,however there had been no accidents in <br /> 0 <br /> this area in the past three years. <br /> C=131s"IlaTcrttnlepecrcrementbUne'rtgeln vehicles.in:1g <br /> thu vacation. <br /> Mrs. Shirley Waggoner, submitted a petition signed by area <br /> residents stating that this should not be approved without a <br /> complete environmen,a1 impact study. <br /> Allen Whetstine,1306 38th Street, expressed concern for school <br /> children in the area. He net the proponent should provide a <br /> sidewalk along Grand Avenue. He also felt a eignal lignt at <br /> 37th was necessary. <br /> • <br /> ynnt <br /> ==t4a:212=',Vg'T:p17:"nn"nt tn the <br /> TeriatlinaZ.Izn Pope, seconded by Councilmen Moser to close <br /> 0 <br />