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thrd construct a place of worship located on the north side of 9 Street SW (Oslo Road), east of 33 Court SW. He made two corrections to the backup: 1) page 76, paragraph 1, should read RS-3, instead of RS-6, and 2) page 79, paragraph Item 14.b, Tree Protection: should read “12 trees that are 20 inches or larger are being preserved”, instead of “Eleven of the preserved trees are at least 33 inches in diameter. There are no trees on the site 33 inches in diameter. He reviewed Phase I and Phase II of the project displaying aerial views of the site. He said staff is recommending approval and Planning and Zoning voted 6-0 for the Board to approve the special exception use request. In response to Commissioner Lowther’s concerns regarding traffic impact Director Boling said it was not a requirement to have a deceleration lane. Director Davis explained they do rd have plans to extend the widening of Oslo Road west to 43 Avenue in a few years. It does not include a separate turn lane beyond the 5 lanes. Usually church traffic is in the off peak hours and unless they have a school, a right turn lane is not warranted for a church. The Chairman opened the public hearing and asked if anyone wished to be heard regarding this matter. nd Mr. Fandrey , 687 32 Court SW, did not object to the construction of the church, but wanted to know how far back the building will be from the property line, because their property borders the property of the church. Director Stan Boling said the proposed pavilion is the northernmost proposed building and it appears to be 200 feet from the north property line. The main facility is probably 500 feet or more from the property line. The Chairman asked if anyone else wished to be heard with regard to this matter. There being none, the Chairman closed the public hearing. May 18, 2004 10