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----- No ex parte contacts or conflicts of interest were declared by - Concil ors. Staff notes and minutes were entered as part of the record. Public hearing was opened. Mayor Keller requested testimony from the applicant or his designees, but no one was present to testify on behalf of Mr. Goldstein. Beth Campbell, Neighborhood Liaison, said she had had phone calls on the subject, one from the neighborhood group and one from Mr. Goldstein. She wondered if they had been properly notified, as she felt they were intending to be present. Mr. Saul said that notice of the public hearing had been sent to Mr. Goldstein September 7. Those speaking against granting the minor partition were as follows: Joseph Fiszman, 2700 Central Boulevard; Rachel Fiszman, 2700 Central Boulevard; Joan Nibley, 2720 Central Boulevard, and Edward Rubey, 2730 Laurelwood Lane. Generally, the neighbors' concerns were as follows: 1- The proposal would destroy several significant and beautiful trees presently on the property. 2. The steepness of 27th Avenue does not allow good vision for vehicles exiting from the proposed panhandle drive. - 3. The proposed development would lessen the desirability of the neighborhood. 4. The sewage system in the area has caused problems, due to inade-. quacy of the system. Mayor Keller again requested the testimony from Mr. Goldstein or his designees to comment or rebut, but no one was in attendance. Public hearing was closed, there being no further testimony pre- sented. Mr. Hamel moved, seconded by Mr. Bradley, to deny the appeal and incorporate the Planning Commission findings. Motion carried unanimously. 2. Property located west of Chambers Street on the south side of Graham Drive (Montgomery) (M 78-81) APPLICANT WITHDREW APPLICATION FOR PANHANDLE LOT AND ITEM WAS DROPPED FROM AGENDA. c. Liquor License Requests for New Outlets - 9/25178--3 43'