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In Re Application H. T. Dunning. In Re Application of Louis P. & Germaine P. In Re Communication Phil M. Brown. In Re Communication Or. Co. Coast Assn. In Re Communication on Civil Service. In Re Southern Pacific Railway Tracks. Lahore. Addition, was referred back to the Planning Commission for recommendation. There being no protests, on motion of Trustee Layton, seconds by Bruns and carried, the application of H. T. Dunning for special use to erect a service station on the southeast cot- ner of Seventeenth and Broadway, was referred back to the Planning Commission for recommendation. # On motion of Trustee Smith, seconded by Stuns and carried, the application of Louis P. and Germaine P. Lahore for change in zone from single family residence to neighborhood business zone to establish a beauty parlor at 6~4 French Street, was referred to the Planning Commission for recommendation. . On motion of Trustee Penn, seconded by Stuns and carried, the communication of Phil M. Brown, General Chairman of the Christmas Festival Program, expressing thanks and appreciatim~ for the musical program sponsored by the City of Santa Ana and for the efficient cooperation of the Police and other departments on the opening night of the annual Christmas Festival Program December 3rd, 1938, was received and placed on file. # On motion of T~ustee Layton, seconded by Stuns and carried, the communication of the Orange County Coast Association expressing ~ppreciation for the help and cooperation extended to their association during the year 1938, was received and placed on file. # On motion of Trustee Layton, seconded by Stuns and carried, the communication of the Chamber of Commerce urging the Coun- cil not to take action on the extension of civil service to all city employees until such time as the results of the referendum have been ascertained from its members, was received, acknowledged and referred to the Council as a whole . A communication was read from the Chamber of Commerce with reference to dangerous grade crossings and removal or re- routing of the Southern Pacific Railway line in the northern part of the City. On motion of Trustee Layton, seconded by Penn and carried, the Chair was authorized to appoint a com- mittee from the Council including citizens of the community to work in the matter of public safety and ultimate possible removal of the Southern Pacific Railway tracks along SantaAna Boulevard in the City of Santa Aha. Trustees Layton and Penn were appointed from the City Council.