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Home My WebLink About1151 Vancouver Ave - Staff Report� Y , - P��.�� . rr�,� t� V i��`� �� ;,cc�� ;rcc�o-� rtivv�.vvrn��u � Application received ( 4/9/81 ) Staff review/acceptance ( 4/16/81 ) ..:� � v,.r."�Tv - _ �� _`� 'O~ 1151 VAPJCOWER AVENUE ��r�� -� project address PENINSULA EARLY LEARNING CENTER �`€:+;.�. .i__ e ,��o, �,= Project narie - if any �:� 1. APPLICANT Peninsula Early Learning Center name 343-8124 telephone no. 1247 E1 Camino Real, Burlinqame, CA. 94010 applicant s address: street, city, zip code JoAnne Bailey, Director 325-7060 contact person, if different telephone no. 2. TYPE OF APPLICATION Specia.l Perr^it ( X) Variance* O Ccn�omini�m Pernit O Other �*Attach letter which addresses each of the 4 findings required by Code Chapter 25.54. 3. PROJECT DESCRIPTION SPECIAL PERMIT to operate a preschool and kindergarten program at Roosevelt School for children 2 years 9 months of age to 6 years. Classes will be held mornings 9:00 AM.to 12:00 AM (with up to 35 children), and 12:30 PM to 3:30 PM (with up to 15 children). Progr,am activities will be located in rooms 3 and 4 of the east wing of the main building, wit:h approx. one hour of outside time per session (tentatively scheduled for the courtyard area betwaan rnnms fi,_8 and the media center). Two full time teachers (and one part time) will staff the�program; all staff parking will be at curbside on either Vancouver or Broadway. TMe Center presently operates from an ex-single family home at 1247 E1 Camino Real (attach letter of explanation if additional space is needed) a Specidl Permit foY' the school was approved October Ref, code section(s): ( 25.28.030 }( 25.56.030 ) 20, 1969), but plans to close this location. �� c +� o �n o +� � �� . N N Q� � > N C '� � O ��— rO -p Y � v^ RS i rt5 •� v n. r V -I--� �a�� a� � r cn U r� � •rt i O� cn > O � ro � •� L � o � 'p i �F i v rt5 RS N N 'II � J C �� a� � >, o U r i res -c z o� Q� � A �n � w ra 0 O'+ U � Q- � � � � �C � N .0 i •r- C +� r6 �C r Q i C Q1 f6 � N v aa � � •� -o 0 cn c • +� .n � -a �ova� � S. L N U O� •r- O � � Q + ra � o o�a�� N {1 S- fl- �k 4. PROPERTY IDEPITIFICATION ( 027-340-150 ) ( - ) ( - ) ( Acreage, City of Burlingame � APN lot no. block no. subdivision name ( R-1 ) ( 94,000 SF . ) zoning district land area, square feet Burlingame Elementary School District 2303 Trousdale Drive land owner's name address Burlingame, CA. 94010 Required Date received city zip code (�s� (no) ( - ) Proof of ownershi� (yes) (� ( 4/g/gl ) Owner's consent to application 5. EXISTIN6 SITE CONDITIONS School buildings (partially occupied) and playing fields on approximately 2.1 acres. Required (yes) ��) (yes) �r�) �g� (no) �3�) (�o) other) Date received ( 4/9/81 ) ( 4/9/81 ) � - ) ( 4/9/81 ) 10/23/80 Site plan showing: property lines; public sidewalks and curbs; all str�ctures and improvements; paved on-site parkino; landscaping. Floor plans of all buildings showing: gross floor area by type of us�`on each floor plan. Building elevations, cross sections (if relzvant). Site cross section(s).(if relevant). School District Bid Proposal. School District's Guidelines for Leasinq Roosevelt *land use classifications are: residential (sho�v � dwelling units); office use; reta'i'i'vu sales; restaurant/cafe; manufacturing/repair shop; warehousing; other (to be described). 6. PROJECT PROPOSAL *No new construct7on is proposed. Proposed construction; * Below grade ( SF) Second floor ( SF) gross floor area First floor ( SF) 7hird floor ( SF) Project Code Proposal Requirement Front setback Proposed classe Side setback will be i e in Side yard exis � g dCilities Rear yard � : Lot coverage Buildina height �andscaped area On-site pkg.spaces Project Code Proposal Requirement * n.a. � r. ' 0 Full tir�e em�loyees on site Part time em�loyees on site Visitors/customers (weekday) Visitors/customers (Sat.Sun.) Residents on property Trio ends to/from site* Peak hour trip ends* Trucks/service vehicles 6. PROJECT PROPOSAL (continued) *Excursions in Learning: P.C. approved 3/9/81 P.E.L.C. ONLY EXISTING* IP! 2 YEARS after after 8-5 5 PM 8-5 5 PM �� ' � �� ss �� 1 � 1 � .1 � sa '`Show calculations on reverse side or attach seoarate sheet. 7. .ADJACENT BUSINESSES/LAND USES Hillsborough homes to the southUeest, and Burlingame residences to the north, east and west. An air photo will �'equired Date received be provided for "(yes) (n�� ( - ) the public hearing. �ye5� �� ( Z�11/81 ) Location plan of aujacent properties. Other tenants/firms on property: EXCursions in Ledrning no. firr�s ( 1) no. employees ( 4-5 ) floor area occupied ( - SF office space) ( 1,100 SF other) no. employee vehicles regularly on site ( 4-5 ) no. comoany vehicles at this location (- ) 8. FEES Special Permit, all districts $100 ( X) Other application type, fee $ O Variance/R-1,R-2 districts $ 40 () Project Assessment $ 25 (X ) Variance/other districts $ 75 () Neoative Declaration $ 25 (X ) Condominium Permit $ 50 O EIR/City & consultant fees $ O � TOTAL FEES $ 150.00 RECEIPT N0. 1817 Received by H. Towber I herehy certify under penalty of perjury that the information given herein is true and correct to the best of my kr�owledge and belief. Signature L�� , � Dat�'-�h% � �,/ l �� Aoplicant�� STAFF USE OPlLY NEGATIVE DECLARATION File No. ND-290P The City of Burlingame by JOHN R. YOST on APRIL 17 , 19 81, completed a review of the proposed project and determined that: ( X) It will not have a significant effect on the environment. ( ) No Environmental Impact Report is requirede Reasons for a Conclusion: Peninsula Early Learning Center's prcposed preschool and Kindergarten programs will be within existing classrooms at Roosevelt School; no exterior changes will be made to the site. Additional traffic will occur through adja- cent neighborhoods, but arrival and departure times will be coordinated with other tenants on this property. The limited enrollment (15-35 children) and modest staff (2 ful ime an ar ime wi e s�gni ican y e ow recen pu ic sc oo eve s. � R. CITY PLANNER APRIL 17, 1981 • Signature of Rroce sino Official Title Date Signed Unless appealed within 10 days hereof the date posted, the deternination shall be final. DECLARATION Of POSTI!`�G Date Posted: '�,,-� `��._. � �, =� , \"`�.\ I declare under penalty of perjury that I ar� City Clerk of the City of 6urlingame and that I posted a true copy of the above Negative Declaration at the City Hall of said City near the doors to the Cour�cil Chambers. Executed at Burl ingame, Cal i forni a on '`�: ��•_ � ��>> , 19 Z.�, . Apnealed: ( )Yes ( )No _�. � 0 t'� \; , �Y CLERK, CITY OF _:, �. � P.E.L.C. ONLY IN 5 YEARS after £3-5 5 PM �1 t ��-� �' � � � ��f n �;� � �� 1. CIi:CULl;TTOid OF AE'PLCCATIOtJ . Project proaosal/pl-ans have been circulated for revievt by: Ci ty Engi neer 6uilding Inspector Fire Inspector Park Department City Attorn2y date circulated ( 4/17/81 ) ( 4/17/81 ) ( 4/17/81 ) � - ) � - ) r2oly received 6Y�S' _(� (=t�) (�o) (yes) =f� (yes) (no) (yes) (no) 2. SUP1MARY OF STAFF COPiCERNS/POSSIELE h1ITIGATIOM �4EASUP,ES ineno attached (Yes) _(� �3� (no) (yes) -� (yes) (no) (yes) (no) Concerns Mitigation Measures c � Is the proposed use of Roosevelt Review the neighbors' standards School by Peninsula Early Learning and the Center's proposed program. Center consistent with the guideline agreed by the neighborhood? Will the additional vehicle traffic Consider the capacities of adjacent to and from the school be a nuisance streets, likely impacts and hours to the neighbors? of peak traffic. Are there any Fire or Building Code Request review of the application problems with the proposed use of by the Chief Fire Inspector and the property? Chief Building Inspector. 3. CEQA REQUIREMEPITS If a Negative Declaration has not been posted for this project: Is the project subject to CEQA review? See Negative Declaration ND-290P IF APd EIR IS REQUIRED: Initial Study completed Decision to prepare EIR Notices of preparation mailed RFP to consultants Contract awarded Admin. draft EIR received Draft EIR acce�ted by staff Circulation to other agencies � i � � � c � i ) ) ) ) ) � ) � Study by P.C. Review oeriod ends Public hearing by P.C. Final EIR received by P.C. Certification by Council Decision on project Notice of Determination � � � � � i � 4. APPLICATION STATUS Date first received ( 4/9/81 Accepted as complete: no( ) letter to aoplicant advising info. required ( Yes( X) date 4/16/81 P.C. study ( 5/11/81 Is application ready for a public hearing? (yes) �r�m) Recommended date ( 5/27/81 Date staff report mailed to aoplicant ( 5/22/g]. ) Date Conunission hearing (5/27/81 Application approved ( ) Denied ( ) Appeal to Council (yes) (no) Date Council hec�ring ( } Application approved ( ) Denied ( ) ) ) ) ) ) � ) ) ) ) ) J� (t. °�( 5/18/81 si ne date "l �- — - ,_ _ ___�_ _ . 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Mr. John Yost, Planning Director Cirty of 3urlinaame 501 Primrose Road Burlingame, CA 94010 Dear John: This is to advise you that at the regular meetinq of on April 7, 1981 the E3oard accepted the bid proposal Learning Center, Inc. to lease a portion of Roosevelt 1151 Vancouver Avenue, Burlingame, California subject special use permit from the city of Burlingame. BOARD OF TRUSTEES MRS. ADA ANDERSON MRS. MARY JANNEY DR. DONALD M. KAY MRS. JEAN RICHANBACH MR. FRANK SEEBODE DR. JAMES E. BLACK DISTRICT SUPERINTENDENT the Board of Trustees of Peninsula Early school at to the securing of a The Board feels thai the operaticns and schedule of this organization meet the adopted neighborhood guidelines for leasing Roosevelt school and v,�ould strongly recommend favorable action by the Planning Commission and the City Council at their earliest convenience. A complete copy of this agenda item with supporting data and t solution has been enclosed for your information. This school hours uf operation for 1981-.82 to: A.M. sessicn, 9:00 - 11:45 12:45- 3:30. This creates one-half hour spread between their and their dismissal times and those of Carden Private schooi. tenant has indicated that they will take prompt action to file application and supporting data with your office. Very u,l y yours, �1� C C 'l CC�'�' Glenn A. Stewart Director ofi Business Services rg Enclosure he lease re- has changed its and P.�. session, starting times The prospective the appropriate cc: James E. Black, Ed.D., Supt. William Trevor Joann Bailey 4/7/81 9.1.2 9.1.2 Review of Bid Proposal Peninsula Early Learning Center, Inc. placed a bid for Alter- nate ho. 1 at the lowest acceptable bid price of $.35 per square foot per month, eauivalent to $11,718 on an annual basis for the first year. This space is in the east wing of the main building and includes rooms 3 and 4, the adjacent hallway, and the supply rooms immediately across the hall from room 4-- a total of 2,790 square feet. A second party also bi� on this space as a portion of their total bid. The resolution of this mutual interest has been explained in 9,1. The applicant has requested alternate No. 3 of lease ter`ms which is a five year lease without option. The Peninsula Early Learning Center, Inc. provides a Nontessori �ethod educational program designed for youngsters 2 years 9 months through 6 years. It is incorporated as a non-profit organi- zation in the state of California and is mana�ed by a Board of Directors. This organization has continuously operated since 1969. Its need to relocate is precipitated by the sale and development of existing leased premises for condominium construction. All information requested in the Bid Pr000sal form including a cashier's check for the two m�nth rent deposi_t has been provided. The references provided have been contacted with very positive responses received from each one. A copy of the Federal tax re- turn for school year 1979-$0 has been received and reviewed along with a proposed budget for the 1981-82 school year. Both documents show stronp financial stability. The operation of the school appears to meet all of the nei�hborhood guidelines as set forth in Item 3 of the Bid Resolution. RECOMMENDED MOTION: Accept the bid of Peninsula Early Learning Center, Inc. to lease rooms Nos. 3 and 4, main hall adjacent. and supply rooms directly across hall from room 4 in the East wing of Roosevelt School, 1151 Vancouver Avenue, Burlingame, CA for a period of five years without further options. Annual rent for the first year is to be $11,718. All terms and conditions set forth in Resolution :10. 8 dated February 10, 1981 are hereby made a part of these terms by reference. Occupancy may occur upon fulfillment of all of said terms. Moved by: Prank Seebode Seconded by:Jean Richanbach Vote: 5 - 0 4/7/81 9.1.2.1 $URLINGAME SCHOOL DISTRICT BID PROPOSAL FORMS 1. Propsective Lessee: Organization Name }7py�jnGll�A F�r�•, i earnin¢ C'Pn+Pr jr►C Address 1247 E1 .amino• BByirlineame Phone 343-8124 Person Reponsible William-Tr�vor Title Board President (1981 Alternate Contact JoAnne Bailey (Director) 1020 Sevier Ave Nk'325-7060 Name Address Phone 2. Describe intended use of premises (use reverse side or attachment) (If school, include: type of school, enrollment, grade or age levels, class schedules, opening and closing hours, utilization of playground. If other than school provide comparable information.) 3. Project Proposal a. Full time employees on site b. Part time employees on site c. Visitors/customers (weekdays) d. Visitors/customers (Sat.Sun.) e. Residents on property f. Parking spaces - employees g. Parking spaces - visitors h. Trucks/service vehicles i. Vehicular traffic to/from site Comments/Explanations: � Parents will be dropping off and picking up their children at varying times at the beginning and ending of the sessions. -1- 4. Neighborhood Guideline Evaluation a. Compatible with the facility and nei�hbortiood (1) School(s) (2) Industrial Training Center (3) Offic�s (a) Non-profit charity (b) Small business (c) Light commercial industry (4) Non-Profit Organization Yes Na X _ .�� _ XJ�_ ___X— X b. Playground will be accessible for neighborhood recreational use - daily. X c. Traffic flow will be limited compared to normal school usage. X d. Parking will be limited to the street. X e. Business hours will be during the normal business day (approximately 8-5) with limited evening usage. X S. References. List three (3) references of former lessor/creditors. Bart Shea 1269 Cortez Ave. Burlingame. Ca. 94010 � Security Pacific National Bank _�00 i�ark Road� Burlingamg� Ca. 94010 Morrison's 5chool Supplv 304 Industrial Way, San CarlosL 94070 6. Evidence of fiscal stability a. C'�anization or persona.l financial statements.� b. Operational budget for proposed use. c. Substantiation of enrollment (if school use) ' d. Board of Directors (or other guiding group) � 7. If required, evidence of state agency approval of space for use intended. 8. Designate space desired: (If alternates are provided for ip tht Tease � resolution) Alternate No. 1 X _ __ _ Alternate No. 2 Alternate No. 3 Alternate No..4 -2- • �� , � 4/7/81 9.1.2.1 9. Designate Lease terms desired: (If alternates are provided for in lease resolution) Basic Bid Alternar.e rdn. 1 Alternate No. 2 Alternate No. 3. X 10. Amount of Bid: Total Annual I:ental $ _35 per square foot per month 12 months $ 11, 7{E,00 11. i:acli bid shall be accompanied by a castiiers or certified cl�eck in an amount equivalent to two (1) months rent. If tiie successful bidder accepted by tlie lioard does not complete the lease within t}ie time provided in Item iro. 7 of the Lease IZesolution sucti deposit will be forfeited. �LT.1J..1�M1': :� �'" `�-�./�` Jiii�'�/(/+"c'f w_. `i- /. � r�., - Nii.-,- ! � � � l �f � J , �` �f�. -3- 4/7/81 9.1.2.1 PENINSULA EARLY LEARNINO CENTER, INC. 124'7 EL CAMINO REAL BURLINGAME, CALI�ORNIA 9401 O 343-8134 March 23, 1981 The Peninsula Early Learning Center has been in existence since 1969. It is a non-profit organization run by a Board of Directors: Willian� Trevor 1970 Willow Road, Hillsborough President Rise Cherin 740 Jacaranda Circle, Hillsborou�h Sec/Treas Lynette Kunkle 2741 Concord ti�'ay, San Bruno Trus tee Sue Greenberg 420 El Centro, Hillsborough Trus tee Vve presently have 25 children enrolled in our morning class and 18 in the afterr.00n class. We also have several children on the waiting list for next year. We are licens ed by the State of California for the ages 2 years 9 months through 6 years, "icense number Facility number Date : 9 - 021749 412200508 11/25/79-11/24/81 and are a fully accredited AMS preschool and kindergarten. We propose to continue our Montessori preschool and kzndergarten with 35 enrolled in the morning class (8:45-11:30) and 15 in the afternoon class (12:30-3:15). There will be about 10 children on the premises during the lunch hour (11:30-12:30). We have approximately 1 hour of outside time per session. We would like to utilize the courtyard area between rooms 6& 8 and the Media Center and will submit a written proposal later. Please see the attached sheets for further details on the history and philos ophy of the s chool, clas s s chedules and curriculum. -4- 4/7/81 9.1.2.1 A, ti:, (8:45-11:30) TYPICAL DAY Lunch (11:30-12:30) P.:�1. (1Z:30-3:15) Schedule of P. M, class same as A. M, class 5:45-9:00 Free Choice=�--Indoors and Outdoors (Children choose materials from the Practical Life, Sensorial, Math, Language, and Science areas to work with) 9:00-9:05 Large Group Meeting (Greeting �ong,Calendar, Wea��er) Sharing on Monday Science Demonstrations (Cosmic Overvie��) on ti�ednesday 9:05-10:00 9:05-9:2�) 10:00_11:00 11:00-11:0� 11:05-11:20 11:20-11:30 ll:30 Free Cnoice Indoors Small Group on Tuesdays and Thursdays--Science Curriculu.:. (Cosmic Overview) '_�fandatory for 4 and � year oids Free Choice Indoors and outdoors Cleaa Up Time ( the children assist in cleaniag table tops, puttinj up the chairs, checking the shelves, emptying the wastebaskets, etc. ) Music and �Iovemer.t--`�re follow a sensorimotor training program designed for preschool children that provides them with a better awareness of their body and how it moves. Story Time Dismissal . �Free Choice: During free choice the children move freely around the classroom and choos e their individual work. They may choos e acitivites frorr_ a variety of curriculum areas--Practical Life, Sensoriai, �Iath, Language and Science. During the first two weeks of school the basic materials of each azea are presented to give the children an idea of wnat is available in ;he school and iamiliarize them with the organization of the school. From the first day of school weemp�as-ize groand rules such as p�zttinb away work, talking and walking quietly, and not touching other's work, etc. , which teach the children respect for the environment and the rights of others, as we11 as their own rights. This allows the children to make their own decisions and become independent responsible workers. The teacner s erves as an obs erver, guide, and exenlplar. Her observations allow her to direct the children to their areas of special need. She assists in ordering a child's work for success. The teacher gives clues to extend the exploration of the materials. She gives pre- sentations of r.ew woric and re-de�rnonstrations when it is necessary. Each teacher is responsible for keeping daily records of children's activities in her area. She also keeps progress reports up to date and attends weekly teacner's meeting where the children are discussed. 0 -5- . � P�NINSULA EAFtLY LE11RiVING GENTEIt, INC., was founded in 19G9 Uy Tony and Su�i Wliite in asaociation witli Sr. Chrictina Marie Trudeau and the College of Notre Dame in Behnont. They established a non- profit, fully accredifed AMS preschool and kindergarlen aimed at providing a supportive social and academic envlroxssnent for young children. In accordance witli the California State Aclministrativc Code, Title 2, Code 22, it ia operated on a nondiscriminatory basis, according equal treatmenl: and acceas to services, without re�ard to race, color, national origin or ancestry. The MONTESSORI METEiOD of education is based upon the concept that each child is respected as an inclividual. Each child ia encouraged to develop his total p�rsonality at tLis own pace and wikhin his individual gro��th style. This approach promotee order, independence, coordination and concentration, and is a response to the child's growing needs for seLf-mastery and freedom. Within the Monteseori prepared environrnent the child may cl�oose activiHes in the areae of Practical Life, Sensorial, Language Arta, Math, Art and Science. �ach area is designed to rcfine and develop the child as his phy3ical capabilitiee and intereats expand. Practical Life is a variety of exercisee geared towards the child�s urge to take responeible care of himself. It also provides a basie #or Mal]i and Language Arts experiences by developing readiness skills. Tlic Seneorial exercises refine the c}Lild�s aensitivity and perception of his sensorial environment. Langua�e 11rte and Mathematice ofEer an iatroduction to the academic aspects of lcarning. There ie music and story ti.me each day, and the cliild, once able to mak'e a choice, is cncouraged to participate. llepending on the weatlier, the outdoors ie available to the child ae an extension of the indvor envi rorvn ent. Maria Montessori said, "It seems that the child abeorbs tliinge not with tus mind, but with his lifc. " We can say that the child becomes what he absorbs and grows to be a direct reflection of his environment and his perception of it. Thus, if the child is aurrounded by warm and loving people whose actions express intereat in and appreciation of the child, the child �vill absorb these feelings and Uecome a warm, loving and secure person. ENROLLMENT is limited to twcnty cluldren per session. Children gencrally are admitted into the program belv✓een the ages of two years and nine montlis and eix years. Prior to 3naking an application, parents �re encouraged to visit the echool and observe either aession. After applying, and as a part of the admission procedure, children participate for a short tizne in the class tvider a teacher�s obaervation. 5CHEDULk: 'Che academic year extends from early September to mid-June, coincicling approxinialely with the Burlingame Elemcntary School calendar. Classee . re ��ed�five �l�y��,a weelc irom Sa4� a. m. to 3��- a, m. and from 12:30 p, ni, to �S p. ni. PLRSONNEL Each seasion is directed by teachers who have been �raduated from an internationally recognized tcacher traing center and are cer- ti$ed by the American I�4onteasori Society. Some of the teachers hold Masters in Education with specialization in �arly Childhood Education; some hold etate teaching credentials. The staff alsu includes interns from the College of Notre Darne tcacher training center. TiJITION information ie available on request from tlie schaol office. FURTHER INFORMATION We invite you to visit the echool and have a peraonal interview. For information or an appointment, please call (415) 343 - 8124 or write PENIN5ULA F.ARLY LEAI2NING CENTI 1247 El Camino Real Surlingame, California 94010 [�tEC�IVED APk J - 1981 CITY OF BURLINGAM� PUANNING DEPT. � PENINSULA EARLY LEARNING CENTER, INC. 1147 EL CAMINO RfAL BURLINGAME, CAIIFORNIA 9401 O a :� � � � � p� '�' � 343-81 14 htr�Y1� 1381 Li�r r�F 81;Ru1VGA11E i'.aV 1�, l��J'1 . r�_.�ryPNG DEPT. Dear .:e�nters of the Lurlin�ame Plannin� Com:iis�ion: ,tie wiah to clarify a few of the detailG concernin� our aoolication for a u�e permit at Roo�evelt School. Cur pro�ram runs frorr, �eotem��r throu�h June with 2 see�ionG--mornin�: 9:O�A�. to 12;OOP.�. �with un to 3J children) and ai'tern�on: 12:30P.�. to �:30Pi•: �wit,h un to 15 children). Aoprcxi.�atel,y 5 �f' thc�t c'�ildien atten� Uoth �ee�ion (�:OOA.�: to 3:30 P�•,). Gur au�,,ner �ec�ior� i� u�uallv h�lu in the :�ontn o� July �etween 10;00r�.�� and 1:30Y:_ daily. Thi� ee�eion i� att�nded t�y a Taxi�r�uai o� 3:� children. Je are closed in the .uonth of Aui�uet. Ne expect to :�iave 3 teacher� icr the rnornin� clasa arrivin� in c carG. ;;e exoeet tc have th� 2 i'ull time �ti,�. and �.�:) teac}�ers arrivin�. in 1 car and the 1 part tiu;e �a,a) teac.�er arrivins: in anot�.er car and will need 2 parain� �oacea for teac:�.er� an� '_ additional nr.:rkine- epace Por vi�itor:. �Je u�ually :�ave 1 cr 2 vi=itcrc a wee�. ' Fre�entiv .;�:�:'t �f eur oarent� carr�ool an�� we anticioat� at 1ea�t � children oer car o001 next year. 'I'hi� well r,�ean 1`3 car� ��jll arrive at �;�OA�-,, 15 car� at 1?:��P.�_, arc7 i0 car� at 12:3�P:. :r.� ?;Z�Pi., at mo�t. Scrce o� our parent� live c1o�e tc Roosevelt. Sc!�c;ol an�] may wa1r, their c'riildren to an�l �ro-c� �c'�ic,o1 whici� w911 reduce ve.iicular traific evan lurther�. rJe ..on�� `�;�_= inPorr;�ation wi11 aid in your con�ideraticr? Of GUI' 8t�"JLiC8t10?�- '!p WOULC7 �� pl�'8��'C; t0 �Tl:"��E'T' ?I"1V iUT'�.:'?2^ oun^ti_on� ��cu :ni�:ht '^��A .�� LooK forward to '�eari�� 1'rom vou res�ardins- our ar��lication. Sirlcere 1�, 9U� tJG iii??:P t.� 11 c�� UlY'�'CLO?'