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/364 (e) Th~ maintenance of offices (f) The installation of suitable toilet facilities (g) Initial employment for th~s establishment will be approximately 50 people subject to the following condltlons: 1. That a masonry wail, 5 feet high, be constructed across the southern boundary line of property on the north side of proposed · Walnut Street. 2.That the southern Sa, feet of the property be deSicated for street purposes. In Re On motion of Councilman Dahl, seconded by Markel ~ d ,~n carried, the reco Variance S. Nitre & Sons menSatlon of the Planning Commission was approved and the variance application of S. Nltta& Sons to permit the use of an existing house at 650 g. Adams S~r~et, as housing for Mexican Nationals, was denied. In Re Communications ~ere rea~ from the Pla~"m~ng Commission recomm~n~in~ Variance Spurgeon Memorial granting of variance, as amende~, of Spurgeon Memorial Methodist Chute? Methodist Church to constr:~ct a Church and Church Sunday School on the north sl~e of Me: ry Lmnebetween Flower and Bristol Streets an~ from the Dept. of Publlc Works on neede~ improvements. On motion of Councilman DabS, seconded by Helnly and carrl~d, the reco:~men~atlons of the Planntn~ Commission and Dept. of ?ub]Ic Works were approved and the varfance of Spurgeon Memorial Methodist Church was ~ranted subject to a]}. conSitlons outlln~. On motlon of Councllman.Dahl, seconded by Markel and carried, the r~commendatlon of the Plain!ns Commission was approved an~ th~ var!~.nce In Re Variance Albert E. Kelley (refer to Minutes In Re Variance H.A. & Gertrude Meyer of Albert E. Kelley was granted to construct a moder~ l?-unlt apart- In Re Variance Charles B. Linger In Re Variance Norm Herzig, et al ment ~th ~ .. a~.ra~s and ]aunS~y room at 80~ W. Washington Avenue. On motion of Councilman Dahl, seconded by M. arkel an~ carried, the recommendation of the Pla'-ning Commission was approved and the varlanc~ of H. A. an5 GertruSe E. M.e -r to construct a dupte~ on th~ front of lc at 17.~ l'f Pins Street, was granted, subject to con~itlon to replace iiln Re Amend.A~]ication Council initiated (Byron-Jackson Co.) lin Re Protest against Boys' Club at 950 W. Highland St. broken sidewalk. On motio~ of Councilman Helnly, seconded by Mart~el and ca~rled, the recommendation of th~ ~1 .......... ~ Co ........ salon was approv~ and the variance of Charles B. ~,In~., was g~a.t.m to ~.~s~ .... L.q.}t~on of prr:p~rt~ In R-2 Dl~tr~ct sltuat~ at 3]-7 E. lTth Street; for a 16-unit moo~.]., etc. On m~-,~ of Councilman H::=,ly, ~ ~ ~ ........... ~ ~ .... co.,,e~ b~ M~rkel a~.. esrr~, the recommendation of ~h.~ Planning Commission was apT~roved a,n~ the varlance of ~Torm H~rzlg, et at was zgrante5 to use the proD:try sltunted at ~02, ~0~, ~10 an5 ~1]' N. Lyon Street, for the constructlon of a 10-urAt apartment o~ each of the four lots ~,~lth space for off-street parklng of 10 cars on each lot. Comm~;nlcation of the Plannlng Commission ~as ~ea~ ,.,ub.d,,zna Resolution; No. 82~'rec0mmend~ng the reclasslflcatl0n of ~roperty ~escrlbed as a trlan~lar place of property between South Main Street and Newport Road ~ ~ " ~.~e City ang along Newport Road and nor,h..rl~ to the southern limlts of "~ south of Dyer Road, from the R-1 to the M-1 Dlstrlct. On motlon of Councilman Dahl, seconde~ by Jerome and carried, a notice was ordered published ~ ..... ~ ' ~ ..... ~In~ as July 18th, Protest with 58 signatures attached was read against the propose~ Boys' Club to be buflt on the proverty a, and a Jolnln~ 9~0 ~'~ Highlan~ Stree and on motlon of Councilman Jerome, second~{~ by Dahl an~ carrie6, the protest was ~.c~.~v e and ~_led. Mare Andrews, spokesman for the protes ant s