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376 In Re' Applleation Lillian B. Edgin. In Re Request of Mrs. Alice Leonard. In Re Application George S. Prentice. In Re Intersection Tenth & Bush Sts. In Re Remening FX~e~ & P~ne Sts. In Re Cleming Pine & Walnut. In Re Protests Paving Pine &Oedar Sts. On motion of Trustee Goode, seconded by McBride and car. tied, the recommendation of the Planning Commission was accepted and the application of Lillian B. Edgin to con- duct a dress shop in her hOme at 715 S. Patton Street, was denied. Mrs. Alice Leonard appeared before the City Council requesting a 50 day extension of time to install side- walks on Third ~treet between Sycamore and Sroadway. On motion of Trustee Goode, seconded by McBride and carried, Mrs. Alice Leonard was granted a 50 day exten- sion of time to install sidewalk on Third Street betweer Sycmmore and Broadway. On motion of Trustee Chaney, seconded by Kelly and car- ried, action was deferred for one week on the applicati¢ of George S. Prentice for permission to conduct a gar- age on the northeast corner of Second and Sycamore St. On motion of ~ustee McBride, seconded by Goode and car- ried, action was deferred on the plan to eliminate the Jog at the corner of Tenth a~d Bush Streets. On motion of Trustee Chaney, seconded by Kelly and car- tied, the recommendation of the Planning Commission was accepted approving the application of Wm. Jennings to rezone the Southwest corner of Pine and Flower Streets to neighborhood business, on condition that the set- back line 'of the building conforms to the present building lines in that locality. On motion of Trustee Chaney, seconded by Goode and car- ried, the hearing on the closing of Pine Street and NAlnut Street under Resolution of Intention No. 2058, was continued for one week. ,, Property owners owning property on East Pine Street, between Cedar and Minnie Street presented a written protest representing 71% of property involved, against the paving of Pine Street with Portland Cement Concrete pavement and requesting that it be paved with Asphaltic pavement. On motion of Trustee Goode, seconded by and carried, the protest of property owners against the paving of Pine Street between Cedar and Minnie, was denied~ by the following vote: "Ayes, Trustees J.L. McBride, W.J. Kelly, Homer C. Chancy, Stanley E. Goode, F.L. Purtnton. Noes, Trustees None. Absent, Trustees None.