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129 / Avenue, from the Freeway would give visitors an unfavorable impression of the City. On being questioned by Councilman McBride, Mrs. Armstrong stated she would obJec~ to the granting of a variance. on the property in question. Mrs. Lucy Crawford, 938 Grand Avenue,. Mr; and Mrs. H. L. Whitaker, l~14 E. I5th Street, Mr. Johns, ~07 Eastwood Avenue, and others, concurred in Mrs. Armstrongts reasons for disapproving the rezoning. C.E. Appleton, Real Estate Agent for Mr. Camarata, gave various reasons why the property is not suit- able for residential use between the Cracks and Grand Avenue and pre- sented a letter signed by County Super~cisor C.M.Featherly, stating the County is not interested in purchasing property on Washington Avenue directly north of the County property. On motion of Councilman Dahl seconded by McBride and carried, the following Ordinance entitled: "Ordinance amending Article !IX of the Santa Ana Municipal Code creating cha~ges in district boundaries and amending Sheet No. 6 of the districting map to show the ~eclassification" In Re Hearing Reclassify property Northeast corner Grand Ave. and 17th St. Clyde L. Morris Ordinance was introduced, considered and placed ion 'file for second reading. This being the date set for hearing or~ the amendment application of Clyde L. Morris, no protests were rece!ived for the reclassification of property located at the northeast corr~er ~of Grand Avenue and Seven- teenth Street, from the C and R-2 Districts to the C-1 District. On motion of Councilman Dahl, seconded b~ Larsen and carried, the follow- ing Ordinance entitled: In Re Hearing Reclassify three lots south of Elm St. and fronting on Bristol ~t. Donald B. Chris~eson Ordinance In Re Setback lines Santa Clara Ave. f~om Broadway to Main St. (hearing) "Ordinance amending Article Municipal Code creating cha~ boundaries and amending Shes ing map to show the reclassi was i. ntroduced, considered and placed ,, This being the date set for hearing on IX of the Santa Ana es in district No. 8 of the District- ication" on file for second reading. the amendment application of Donald B. Christeson, no protests were received for the reclassification of three lots situated 180' south of Elm Street, with 229~ frontage on Bristol Street, from R-1 to R-2 DiStrict. On motion of Councilmar Lars~n, seconded by Jerome and carriedl, the following Ordinance entitled: Ii "Ordinance amending Article~X of the Santa Ana Municipal Code crea~ing cha~ges in district boundaries and amending Shee$ No. 17 of the Dis- ~i~iC~ing map to show the reclassification" was introduced, considered and placed bn file for second reading. It was moved by Councilman Larsen, seconded by McBride and carried, that the Manager submit for prepara~ioh and completion the necessary documents to provide for a 20t alley, to be established a~ the rear of the property, ex~ending the full length of the southerly two the City to pay one-half the cost of p!aving the a21ey. This being the date set for hearing north side of Santa Clara Avenue, froml Attorney Robert Jacobs objected to the rather an arbitrary procedure to estab lots;!i establish setback lines on the Broadway to Main Street, 59' setback and stated it is ~ish a setback which will preve~ any future development of the Emmet C. Rogers~ property, and the deep setback would decrease the value of the property. Emmet Rogers stated he realizes the need for widening the streets but feels it is