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• • <br />• Regular Meeting 1/6/75 4 <br />5. JOINT PUBLIC HEARING - "SPECIAL USE PERMIT" - (CONT'D. <br />Mayor Thomas asked if there was anyone present desiring <br />to speak in opposition? <br />(A) MR. JACK OLIPHANT, 101 GARFIELD - Mr. Jack Oliphant <br />was recognized and addressed the Commission. Mr. Oliphant <br />stated that although he lived an extreme distance from the <br />proposed location, it was quite near the Firemen's Training <br />Center and Firemen's Memorial Center. Mr. Oliphant's <br />questions ranged from what actually was proposed to be done; <br />had all the necessary agencies been contacted; where was the <br />needed water to come from; and would the City be closing <br />streets? Mr. Oliphant stated that Main Street did not <br />need another vacancy. The existing eye sores on West Main <br />on out Spencer Highway, due to commercial establishments <br />were not the best. La Porte was a very good place to <br />raise children, educate them, and could be a show place, <br />since there is really no industry here. <br />(B) MR. J. B. TIPPIT, 810 N. 12TH - Mr. Tippit was <br />recognized and addressed the Commission. Mr. Tippit <br />• stated that it appeared that light industry was just <br />surrounding La Porte Terrace. He further stated that <br />industry has no feeling for people, plus it would also <br />devalue his property. <br />(C) MR. BOB CRAGER - 713 N. 11TH - Mr. Bob Crager was <br />recognized and addressed the Commission. Mr. Crager <br />stated that it appeared to him that the area in question <br />was going to be full of industry. He felt there should <br />be a buffer zone between the homes and industry. He was <br />very opposed to the permit to allow industry to come to <br />the location. He stated that he had seen lime on the <br />streets, making the streets very slippery. Lime is a <br />caustic. He stated that he thought the people should <br />have a right to vote before the Commission made a decision. <br />He felt there should be a referendum election. <br />There being no one else desiring to speak against the <br />proposed permit, Mayor Thomas asked if there was anyone <br />present desiring to speak for the permit? <br />(A) MR. FRED WESTERGREN - Mr. Fred Westergren was recognized <br />and stated that he and Mr. Bruce Angel had made application <br />for the "Special Use Permit". Mr. Westergren stated that <br />their desire was to meet all EPA, Air Pollution, Water <br />• Pollution, County, City and any other Agencies that were <br />deemed necessary. <br />
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