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PUBLIC HEARING - APPEAL 232 CUP 70-2 - LIGHTFOOT (continued) Arthur J. Bilava (continued) health, safety and general welfare of the persons residing in the vicinity; that no use was specified in the Municipal Code for horse shows; and that the conditional use permit would adversely affect the General Plan since the area was designated for medium residential use; Mrs. Oliver Peterson, 4718 W. 5th Street, who stated that they were not opposing the animals, but that they could not open their doors, hang clothes, etc. because of the dust and that the dust was harmful to her heart and emphysema conditions; Wanda Goddard, 4714 W. 5th Street, who stated that the dust adversely affected the health of her granddaughter who lives with her and has asthma; Mr. Rose, 4626 W. 5th, who objected to the dust from the horse shows and from the unpaved parking lot; Oliver Peterson, 4718 W. 5th Street, the appellant, who objected to the dust and stated that two letters were on file with the Planning Commission objecting to the conditional use permit and they were not read at the Planning Commission meeting; at the Mayor's request, the Clerk of the Council read aloud the two letters on file from Albert Adams, 2301 S. Shelton and from Lorene 1Rickard, 4726 W. 5th Street, objecting to the flies and dust from the stable; Jim Scheuneman, who expressed the opinion that there should be no horses in the area, since they were being ridden on the streets; Albert Adams, 2301 S. Shelton, also spoke. The following persons spoke in opposition to the appeal: Wallace Cloud, 2721 N. Laird Street, who explained that one of the conditions in the use permit was that the dust factor be curbed and that a process of oiling was being done at the present time that would take care of the dust problem when it was completed, He stated that a dairy was west of the subject property, directly to the south was a chicken ranch, another stable was southeast of the property, and to the east was Mr. Peterson's property; that Mr. Peterson kept horses and dogs on his property, creating dust; that only two horse shows had been held since July 1, 1969, and that the cars all parked in the arena area; and that the home owners on the north side of the street had no objection to this stable; Jack Lightfoot, 202 S. Newhope, the applicant for the conditional use permit and owner of the stable, explained that dumpsters came in three times a week to take away the manure so that was not a problem and that the dust problem was being taken care of by the oil processing. CITY COUNCIL -112- April 20, 1970