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On motion 0f~ Counci~ Rubbar~, Seconded by Co~uc~!w~ Schlueter and carried, CoUncil ordered filed the attorneY's memorandum. There being no further testimony~ the hearing was closed. . It was moved by' C~Uncilmau RubBar~, Seconded bY COUncilman Schlueter that the Council ~e~le the a~ti0n of the Zoning 'Administrator and imstruct the City'Attorney to prepare a resolution granting, Subject to applicable cO~itio~, variance 1~2, With the exception that there shall be deleted Item 2 (a) "that a ~5 f00beasement be provided from cen~er line tO p~oper~Y line on Bristol'.' The motion was carried, with Couxlcilman Harvey voting "No." NEARING -AoA. 512 Mayor Hall opened the hearing on 'Amendment TODD Application 512 filed by C. W; TO~d t0 amend Sectional District Map 36L~-10 by reclassifying from the A i to th® C ~ district, prOperty on the east side of Bristol between ~emory ~-e an~ Garden Grove l~reeway, p~---ing Ccmmalasion Resolution 5697 recommended denial. The clerk reported that notice Of the hearing was PUblished in The RegiSter 0h AUgUst 29, 196~ and that cc~aUnicati°ms had been received in o~l~oSiti0n~ fr~a. Dorothy E.' Scott, 2713 N. Flower, Nrs. N. G~ Smedegaar~, 2737 N. Lowell ~a~e, ~r. a~ Nfs, v. N.-Fishell, 27~2 N; Free~am La~e, Dr. Ralph G. C~u~- 2733 N'' Flower, and Gerar~ J. Healey, 2738 N. Olive Lane; that a lette~ fi-le~ b~ ~et~aLf Plaza~ Zuc. favored an overpass bridge Over the Santa Aha' Freeway; a~d that tw° letters ha~ been filed by the aPPliCant, the first' Supporting the aPPliCati°m, the secOnd requesting either approval without a~"R i ~r R~ 1 B contingency or a contin~ce to November 1, 196~. The lettex~S were ordered filed on motion of Councilma~ Nubbard, seconded by Coumcilman Schlueter amd carried. ~ayOr Hall asked if anyone objected to the reqUeSted contin~a~ce. Ralph G~ Crum stated that it woul~ be difficult to reassemble the opponents ~mt they woul~ go along with it. Om motion of Cc~mcilmam Hubbard, seconded by C~Aucilmam Harvey am~ carrie~, Council continued the hearing to November 2, 196~, 7:35 p.m. in the Coaucil ~aamber, 217 N. Maim. ~ARI]X$ - APPEAL 1~ ~ayor Hall opened the hearing ~a A~peal ISl~AEL 1~ filed ~y ~rs. Walter israel from the Zouing A&aimistrator's denial of Variance Applicati~ 1~ to construct a gasoline service station with ~ islam~ castles and ~5' revolving sigm in fro~t yard setback at 166~ E. ~th. The Clerk reported that notice of the hearing was mailed to ad~acent property ~waers on August 28, 196~ and that no ccemamications had been received. E~ Cretan, 12695 ~arrett Lane, representimg Economic Services Imc. ~ Dr. Israel cited the hardships imposed on the ~w~er because of the property's proximity to on and off ramps to the freeway and Case Swarms ~,zfactur~-E Co.; the transitional statu~ of the ~w~ediate area which prevents lendt~ institutions from aPProving loans; the existing ol~ler h~ae on the property which is in such disrepair that removal is the only economical solution; statimg that simce the service station w~ul~ do no heavy repair work, and would be ]~ted to pumping gas, it coul~ not be considered a nuisance. A. ~. Greater, ~219 E. Avalon, Phoemix, Arizema, owner of preperty at 1662-6~ E. ~th Street, stated that the land could still be used profitably as residential, ~ detailed the detrimental effect a service static~ woul~l have om the surrounding area. Claude M. Hunter, 165~ E. ~th, also spoke in opposition noting there are two vacant service statics in area. Mr. Cro-a~ spoke briefly in rebuttal. The Clerk.distributed photographs of the area to the Council, prepared by the pla-~ing Department. There being no further testimony, the hearing was closed. CITT COUNCI~L - ~B - September 8, 196~