He had originally circulated the petition against this proposal. Mr. Kemp said 30 out of 37 residents had signed petitions against the proposal. Mr. Kemp presented the petitions to the Village Board and said petitions are duly noted as being received by the Village Clerk. Mr. Kemp then had the neighbors in opposition to the proposal stand in the audience. Mr. Kemp advised the petitioner to build or rent elsewhere in the Village.
Traffic control is the main concern.
There is no need for a child day-care center in a single family neighborhood and the noise from the children would be detrimental to the neighborhood. From the audience, Ms. Linda Zintera, a non-resident, said there are many working mothers with children under the age of two. This particular proposal provides a home-like atmosphere, is licensed and state inspected, and the aides provide control of the children. She noted that Ms. Chris Warner, the primary-care worker, was an assistant of Ms. Zintera. From the audience, Mr. Robert Thorpe said he is not opposed to day-care centers, just to a center in a neighborhood.