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Under rebuttal,Mr. Walz stated that there is no legal responsibility to have green space and that they did not cause the deterioration of the street. He noted that he has been straight-forward and that his client is willing to make the commitments referenced in his letter. He concluded that the City Attorney's Office has signed off on the petition and that he hoped that the Council would approve the petition. He stated that property would never look like Blackthorn and that because of the landfill hours they need the special exception. Council Member Coleman noted that there has been major investment in the area and that the Council should make sure that operations close by not be adversely affected. He stated that he would prefer to see the commitments in writing. The fears which Mr. Morris has highlighted also need to be addressed. Following discussion,Mr. Walz requested that the resolution be continued until the March 22nd Council meeting. Council Member Dieter stated that the Council needs clarification on what is a"transfer station". Following discussion,Council Member Coleman made a motion, seconded by Council Member Puzzello that Bill No. 04-29 be continued to March 22nd, at the request of the petitioner's attorney. The motion passed. Council Member Pfeifer stated that the Council utilizes the advise of their Council Attorney and that they will ask her for an opinion on the proposed transfer station. There being no further business to come before the Committee,Council Member Kuspa adjourned the meeting at 5:40 pm. Respectfully submitted, Council Member Ervin Kuspa, Chairperson Zoning and Annexation Committee KCF:kmf Attachments