Parking at St. Peter's is not an issue since most of the usage is on Sunday, not at random times throughout the week,
Is it easier to move 60 people (tops) or over 300?
if 300 attend on sunday with two per car then that would mean parking for 150 cars?
how does that not impact the neighbors near st peters if all the parking is mostly on the street?
they can access the parking in the lot off Geneva Street which is empty on Sunday.
are you refering to the city parking lot?
if so then that would mean there is not enough parking for st peters
if a large gathering occurred at st peters on any other day besides sunday would that not have a large impact on the neighbhors in that area because the city parking lot would be largely utilized?
I'm sure the neighbors on S. Main would be fine with an events center that limited its events to 60 people
when trinity had a full congregation were the gatherings around 60 or far greater?
the s main neighbors had little concern when the gatherings were far greater than 60 at trinity
Is it easier to move 60 people (tops) or over 300?
move?
the building is not going to be moved
the people attending the services could easily drive to the south main street trinity location
if 60 more were added to st peters services then were would the additional 30-60 parking spaces come from?
I'm sure the neighbors on S. Main would be fine with an events center that limited its events to 60 people
if the project does not move forward it may likely turn into a frat house