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exempt private school founded in 1984. The number of students <br />has grown from 13 to 60 and has been housed at Asbury Methodist <br />Church since its inception. The children begin school at age 3 <br />and go through grade 7 and their first two graduates have gone on <br />to junior high school this year. <br />Mr. Dean explained Phase I and Phase II and noted that the <br />maximum number of children under Phase II would be 200 students. <br />The open space required is 40 percent, and they have allocated 67 <br />percent.. They would like to be good neighbors and have gone to <br />great lengths to isolate the buildings from the neighborhood. <br />Glen Baldwin, trustee, wished to comment on the children's <br />good behavior at the school and that there has never been a <br />problem during the drop-off and pickup hours. <br />Mr. Dean read into the record the following two letters <br />received from people who live adjacent to the existing facility <br />on 43rd Avenue, south of SR -60: <br />"To whom it may concern: <br />This is to let you know that SunCoast Primary School <br />has been what I would call a very good neighbor. The <br />children have been kept under control at any time that they <br />have been within the sight of my home and they are also <br />quiet. I enjoy seeing the children as they do their <br />exercises outside.. <br />Sincerely, Branch Bridwell <br />1746 43rd Ave., Vero Beach." <br />"To whom it may concern: <br />I have lived next door to the SunCoast Primary School <br />at 1746 42nd Ave. for a year. We were never bothered by the <br />school in any way. Even in the evening when they have their <br />after-school programs, the noise level from the school was <br />not noticeable. Please allow the school to go ahead with <br />their expansion and the school is an asset to the area. <br />Thank you. , <br />Connie J. Quinn." <br />39 <br />