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In Re Application C. L. Coulson. In Re Application C. H. Tingley. In Re Violations under Zoning Ordinance. In Re Application M. G. Johns. In Re Carnival American Legion. In Re Boy Scouts RecOmmitmemt Exercises.. In Re Bus Service. 149 three duplexes on the southwest corner of Fairview and Broadway was granted on condition that an eight foot set- back is allowed on Fairview Avenue. On motion of Trustee Goode, tied, the recommendation of seconded by Chm ey and car- the Planning Con~nission was accepted and the application of C. L. Coulson to con- struct a duplex at the northeast corner of Fairvtew and Garnsey was granted. On motion of Trustee Goode, seconded by Chaney and car- ried, the recommendation of the Planning Commission was accepted and the application of C. H. Tingley to conduct his business as chiropractor at his residence, ll8 W. 19th Street was denied for the reason that same is con- trary to the Zoning Ordinance. On motion of Trustee McBride, seconded by Goode and car- ried, the Clerk was instructed to check-up the businesses being conducted in residences in violation of the Zoning Ordinance using a single floor for both residential and business purposes. On motion of Trustee Goode, seconded by McBride and car- ried, action was deferred for two weeks on the applica- tion of M. G. Johns to rezone the northeast corner of Third and Patton Streets to Business Zone. On motion of Trustee Kelly, tied, the application of the from First Class Apartment Zone Seconded by Chaney and car- American Legion was granted a free license to conduct a carnival in connection with the Mardt Gras to be held February 2Vth, 1930, and to close Birch Street between Third and Fourth. On motion of Trustee McBride, seconded by Goode and car- ried, the application of Mr. Unmack, representing the Boy Scouts, was granted the use of Birch Park February 8th, 1930, to conduct the Boy Scouts Recommitment Exe~,~ cises. On motion of Trustee Chaney, seconded by Goode and car- ried, the application of C. H. Eckles was granted to change the bus service and schedule after V o'clock in the evening with the view of getting out a permanent time table.