1981-06-03 Joint Public Hearing and Regular Meeting

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• • Minutes, Joint Public Hearing and Regular Meeting June 3, 1981, Page 5 Faris: You turn off 26th onto D Street. Woods: Yes. Faris: These last two outlots are contiguous to the housing addition. Waters: If you will turn to page A6 in your agenda and please see the subdivision Battleground Vista off North D Street. Malone: How long has that been there? Waters: About 25 years. Malone: Is that down where Furlows live? Waters: Yes, sir. Malone: Well, I didn't think there was but two or three houses down there. • Waters: I think there are seven. Faris: How many houses are in the subdivision? Woods: Right there within 200 feet? I think there are three, and a couple on down the road. There is no other way out of the subdivision. That's all I have to say. Walker: My name is Keith Walker. I live at 11630 Flintlock. The subdivision, Battleground Vista, I can tell by listening, most of you didn't know it existed, was platted in 1952. Since that time it has remained virtually unimproved due to the lack of water and sewer. Now that we have water, houses are coming up; there's three right there now and there is one under construction and the dirt has been brought in for the fourth or fifth one. All these homes are going to be right here within 200 feet of the property in question. We've had a pretty rough time out there. We have had very little sup- port from the City on most things. It's pretty bad when you get stuck going for your mail. The ditches in front of the house has got grass five foot tall, but we're making it out there and we are making a pretty nice little subdivision. We would ask for the support of the Council on this matter. The property that's right off 26th Street is indeed quite a • ways from us. The last two (18 and 23) are right beside us. But if it is rezoned and Mr. Fladeland builds his cabinet shop, which I don't have any objections to that, but what's going