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� . <br /> � SP�CIAL �PUBLIC HEARING, ORONO COUNCIL, MAY 24, 1977 Page 4 <br /> � Dick Benson, City Administrator, also read into PUBLIC HEARING <br /> the record the following letter from Betty Nymoen: Navarre Theatre <br /> � I live in an a artment alon (Continued) <br /> • p g-side the drive-in <br /> theatre. <br /> r rsy main complaint is the dirt and dust from the <br /> � driveway. <br /> � Cars speed through, both in and out, spinning <br /> their wheels and all the dust came into my <br /> • windows. At one and two o'clock in the morning <br /> • along with all the noise of the cars leaving, this <br /> can be quite a problem, mainly trying to breathe. � <br /> � Ki�s hang around the drive, by the trees, on <br /> � the fence and on the stairs of my apartment. <br /> • End of letter. <br /> � 10 : 00 P.M. <br /> � At 10 : 00 P.M. , P�r. Blohm stated to the City Council <br /> � that his client would agree to comply to all the <br /> conditions set forth and request that the fencing <br /> � and dust control be deferred until the June 13, <br /> 1977 Council meeting. <br /> • <br /> • Mayor Van Nest commented that the findings of fact <br /> tell us that: <br /> � 1. More than adequate data to cause concern of Council <br /> ` regarding safety and welfare of citizens. <br /> 2. Licenses for his operation should be reviewed <br /> • for adequate protection of the public interests. <br /> 3. Situation appears to be virtually out of control <br /> � regarding nuisance of motor bikes and the like. <br /> � 4. Ingress and egress appears to be out of control. <br /> 5. Noise is substantial to the surrounding properties. <br /> � 6. Parking on Northern and Blaine Avenues appears <br /> to be associated with drinking. <br /> � 7. Unwarranted trespass on neighbor' s property. Seems <br /> to be considerable evidence to support the fact the <br /> • activities are not sufficiently contained <br /> within the boundaries of the property. Alternatives <br /> � to a fence are not well understood as to their <br /> � effectiveness. <br /> � The public hearing was closed at 10 : 20 P.P4. <br /> � (Continued) <br /> � <br /> � <br /> � <br /> � <br /> • ' <br />