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Donald Zdroy, 2815 Kincaid Street, didn't agree with the planning proposed for the area where his property is located. The proposed right-of-way dedication, he said, would ruin a good house location. (1470) There was no further testimony offered and the public hearing was closed. -- Councilman Murray asked staff what impact the fairly significant annexation near- by would have on building permits in that area and whether some increase in popula- tion was expected there. Assistant Manager answered that extension of sewers to the Skyline Loop annexation would accelerate development in that area. Councilwoman Shirey asked for clarification.of access to Mr. Zdroy's property. Assistant Manager said that Mr. Zdroy did have access to 43rd Avenue. He would not necessarily have to change that access upon dedication of the right-of-way, but it would provide exit to the south rather than having to go north to 43rd. If no public need was found for the right-of-way in the future, the area could be vacated and ownership would revert to the abutting properties. Mr. Chenkin added that planning staff felt the pattern shown on map of the area was the only feasible and safe way to develop streets in that area because of intersecting streets from the west. Councilman Bradley asked for clarification of the appeal, whether Mr. Zdroy was appealing on the right-of-way dedication requirement or all three conditions of the subdivision approval. Assistant Manager answered that the main issue was dedication of right-of-way on 43rd and at the south end of Mr. Zdroy's property, there was no objection to dedication of the sewer easement. Mr. Murray moved second by Mr. Keller to deny the appeal and adopt as findings of fact supporting the denial planning staff notes and minutes of February 4, 1975 and memo from planning department dated February 21, 1975. . Mr. Zdroy couldn't see any possibility of a road's being constructed on the right-of-way required because the property owner to the east of his property was proposing his own entry. Also, the property owner to the south would not permit a sewer easement through his parcel, he (Zdroy) had stated he was more than willing to permit the easement on his south property line. But he felt it too early for the city to take the acreage. He said he would have to change his plans to accommodate the city's plans. Vote was taken on the motion as stated. Motion carried unanimously. C. Compacted Garbage Rates Compacted Garbage Rates - Copies of resDlution setting out rates were distributed to Council members with agenda. Adoption of the resolution was recOmmended by the Garbage Board in order to establish rates for compacted garbage to provide control of the competition situation between collectors. (1583) Mr. Murray moved seconded by Mr. Williams to approve rates and present the resolution for adoption at the meeting. Motion carried unanimously. the proposed March 24 Council. l~ umm 3/19/75 Pub I-irng Assistant Manager explained that one of the major garbage haulers had not re- ceived notice of the Garbage Board's discussion and had a number of concerns about the proposed rate structure. Staff was unable to reach any members of the Board for an explanation of the rates. .- Public hearing was opened. 3/24/75 - 2 , ?>2.