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In Re Variance Steve Brush In Re Variance Ysidro Ruvslcava recommendation of the Planning Commission was approved and v~riance granted to Steve l~ush to contact his business associates by telephon~ from his home at 1337 Magnolia Avenue and to i~sue pay cheeks once a week to four workmen applicators of siding; the mai~ office for his business being located in C~rden Grove. ~-~ Communications were read from the Planning Commission recommending denial of w_riance application of Ysidro Ruvalceva to permit the con- struction of ,n ,',ddition to the front of existing residence al; 12~7 West Fairview Avenue, s~id addition to extend to the sidewalk in front of the property, to be used for the business of making tortillss, tamales, etc., and s,les room, and, from the Dep~rtment of Public Works recommending that the building sot no closer than 42' from the center line of Fairview Avenue so that the street may be widened at a fut,zre dat~. Six persons stood in protest. On motion of Councilma~ McBride, seconded by Lsrsen and carried, the recommendation of the In Re Variance Llmer Lee Mylar Planning Commissio~ w~ ~pproved end variance denied. , Communication was read from the Planning Commission recommending denial of variance application of Elmer Lee Mylar to permit the use In Re Amend. ~%oplic~tion Reclassify north side ~ 17th Street; south side 17th Street. Commission initiated property on the east side of Standard Avenue, beginning at a point. approximately 536.30' north of Delhi Road, end extending 410' uorth on Standard Avenue, with s de?th of 125~, for location of office and showroom, in connection with proposed reedy-mix concrete plant end building mat~.rial business on property situated outside the City limits. Glenn Bailey stated the proposed business would be detri- mental to the property owners in the ares. Robert Shaller, Vice- President of the Msrotta Corporation said dust rslsed by the operatic: of the ready-mix plant would be detriment~,l to the equipment in their manufacturing plant. Va. rious nearby property owners objected to the proposed plant due to the dust and dirt and the incre~c of traffic on Standard Avenue. Attorney Thomas Brown, on behalf of the applic~ht, stated that the safety of thc residents in the neighbor~ ~.~<~ ~mIob~ld not be jeopardized due to the operation of the trucks. On 'motion of Ccur_oilman Jerome, seconded by D~hl and carried, the recommendation of the Planning Commission was approved and variance denied. # Communication of the Planning Commission was read submitting ResolutiOn No.739 recommending the reclassification of all of the land south of l?th Street end north.Of a line 175 feet south of the center line of 17th Street, from a line ~05.60 feet west of the west line of College Avenue to English Street and north of a line 190 feet south of the center line of 17th Street from the west line of English Street to the westerly City Limits; also, all of the land south of a line 160 feet north of the center line of 17th Street from a line 508.63 feet east of the e~st line of Aloha Street to the e~st line of English Street, and Lots l, 2 and 3, in Tract No. 1478, from the R-2 District to the C-1 District, in accord~nco with Commission initiated amendmenl~. 0n motion of Councilman Dahl, seconded by Larsen and carried, a notice of public hearing was ordered published setting date of hearing ss February 21st, 1955.