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· In He Claim of Frank Musselman, In Re Taxicab Permit Clark Shaw "Black & Green Cab" In Re Variance Application Frank J. McClernon In He Variance Application Beth Sholom Temple In Re Variance Application Joseph L. Sandkamp In Re Variance ADplication Vic Silver Communication from Frank Musselman stating that he was rendered a bill in the amount of $160.00, from the City of Santa Ana, for damages done to the City lighting system, when work was being performed covering the installation of a conveyor shaft at 316 French Street, was read. On motion of Trustee Mandy, seconded by Reed and carried, matter was referred to a committee consisting of Trustee Cheney and Mayor, with power to act. # On recommendation of the Taxicab Committee and on motion of Trustee Mandy, seconded by Cheney and carried, application of Clark Shaw for permit to operate the "Black & Green Cab", formerly owned and operated by J.B.Mo~alice an~l R.C.Winchell, was granted providing policy of insurance is submitted. # On motion of Trustee Chandler, seconded by Cheney and carried, communication and Resolution No. 127 of the Planning Commission, granting the variance application of Frank J. McClernon to reduce the rear yard at 1078 West 8th St., from 20 feet to 10 feet in connection with construction of a residence in the rear of a business building, were approved. On motion of Trustee Mandy, seconded by Cheney and carried, communication and Resolution No. 124 of the Planning Commission, granting the variance application of Beth Sholom Temple to reduce the rear yard at the southeast corner of Bush and 8th Streets from ten feet to three feet in connection with the construction of a socia~ hall, were approved. On motion of Trustee Reed, seconded by Cheney and carried, communication and Resolution No. 123 of the Planning Commission, granting the variance application of Joseph L. Sandkamp to permit the establishment of an apartment over a garage in the R-1 District in addition to an existing residence at 617 Orange Avenue, were app roved. On motion of Trustee Chandler, seconded by Cheney and carried, communication and Resolution No. 128 of the Planning Commission, granting the variance application of Vic Silver to conduct a watch repair and sales business Bush St., in one room of his residence at 1625 North were approved.