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399 In Re Variance A.N.Bertelsen In Re Variance A.W.Whelan In Re Variance Freedom ' Newspapers, Inc. In Re Variance Harold G. Brown Bid of Mission Pipe & Supply Company: Item I ~2.20 ~2,200.00 " 2 1.0? 1,070.00 " 3 2.00 2,000.00 State Sales Tax Grand Total Discount: 2% - 30 days. Total $5,270.00 On recommendation of the Manager and on motion of Councilman Dahl, seconded by Hein~y and carried, the bid of A.Y.McDonald Manufacturing Company was accepted on Item I and the bid of Western Water Works was accepted on Items 2 and 3 and allother bids rejected. On motion of Councilman Jerome, seconded by Markel and carried, the r~commendation of the Planning Commission.was approved and the varianc~ Qf A.N.~and Letris H. Bertelsen~granted to build'a Manager's home Lot 9 located o-n the east side of Durant Street, half-way between Washington and 15th Streets, in connection with apartments loc-ated at 1323 No. Broadway. ,, Communications were read from the Planning Commission recommending denial of variance application of A.W.~.~elan to construct a two-bedrool house with an attached garage on the rear of lot at 72~ E. Pine Street. and from the Department of Public Works that construction of curb and sidewalk and paving out to existing pavement on Cedar Street is neememi~ A group of persons stood in pro,est. On motion of Councilman Dahl, seconded by Markel and carried, the recommendation of the Planning Commission was approved and variance 8enied. Communications were read from the Planning Commission recommending the granting of variance to Freedom Newspapers, Inc., to construct a printing and publishing establishment on property at the northeast corner of Sixth Street and Grand Avenue, subject to certain conditionsi!, and from the Department.of Public Works that certain improvements are needed. A petition was presented, signed by ten property owners or residents in the area protesting the granting of the variance for the .reason that said property is in a residential district. On motion of Councilman Dahl, seconded by Jerome and carried, the petition was received and filed. Six persons stood in protest stating that the increase in traffic wou~d be hazardous to their children, would decrease the value of their properties and the district should not be zoned for commercial use. Mrs. Murilyn Caster, 530 No. McClay Street read her protest. Attorney Fred Johnston, on behalf of the applicant stated that the noise from the plant would not be noticeable and that the traffic would not be increased, On motion of Councilman Dahl, seconded by Jerome and carried, the map defining the school district, submitted bM Attorney Johnston, was received and filed. On motion of CouncilmanJ.erome,~econ~ed by Markel and carried, the recommendation of the Planning Commission was approved and the variance granted sub- Ject to all conditions.outlined by the Commission and the Department of Public Works. On motion of Councilman Heinly, seconded by Dahl and carried, the recommendation of the Planning Commission was approved and the varianci~ of Harold G. Brovm was granted, to permit the construction of a four- unit apartment and a four unit car port on rear of a lot at 1319 French