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In Re Variance John W. Hall In Re Variance Godbey & Sons In Re Variance Francis Lee Perkins mnu es In Re Variance David Jackman In Re Variance O. Howard Robertshaw In Re Variance Evan A. Johnson Roll Call Ayes, Noes, Absent, Motion lost. On motion of Counc~lm~ Dehl, seconded by Markel and carried, the reccemaendation of the Planning Con~nission w~s approved and the variance of John W. I~al I granted to permit the use of rear half of lot at 317 South Sycamore Street for parking lot in connection with restaurant and cocktail bar adjoining on the east, in addition to the apartment house on front of the lot. On motion of CouncR]m~ D~h], seconded by Markel and carried, the rec~mnendation of the Pl~n~ing Cnmm~ssion was approved and the variance of Godbey and Sons granted to permit the erection and maintenance of one temporary advertising sign, for a period of one year, on property located at the southwest corner of Bristol and Edinger Streets, subject to certain conditions. On motion of Councilman Markel, seconded by Dahl and carried, the recommendation of the Planning Cnmmission was approved and the variance of Francis Lee Perkins grante. to permit construction of a modern concrete block building on property at 210 South Broadway, deleting the side yard requirements, the proposed building to be used for beauty salon and professional office, and other uses permitted in the "P" District, subject to certain conditions. Communication was read from the Planning Commission recommending that a variance be granted to David Jac~m-n to permit the use of property at 1139 West Third Street for construction of a one-bedroom duplex, overall dimensions 40' x 25', on front of said property, facing Third Street, in addition to existing dwelling on rear of lot, subject to certain conditions. On motion of Councilman Heinly, seconded by Markel and carried, the matter w~s continued until the next meeting and the applics ~t to be advised of the deficiency in parking space for the duplex. Co~nunication was read from the Planning Comm~ ssion recc~mending denial of variance application of G. Howard Robertshaw to permit construction of building at 2002 South Woodland Avenue to be used for retail ice cream store, with customer counter inside and drive-up window for direct service to automobile patrons, parking space for five cars, driveways, sign, etc. Allen Alcott, 1906 Woodland Avenue, repre~ senting a group of protestants, objected to the granting of the variance and s~atedll the a~ea ~should remain residential and the type of business proposed would be a definite health menace. The applicant spoke in favor of the variance and presente maps of the area showing various established businesses. Two persons spoke in favor of the variance. It was moved by Councilman Reinly and seconded by Dahl, that a Besolution be adopted disapproving the recn-~mendation of the Con~ission and granting the variance as applied for according to plot plan providing for five parking spaces and to certain other conditions. Councilmen Dale H. Heinly, Milford W. Dahl, Councilmen J. Ogden Markel, Courtney R. Chandler Councilmen William Jerome It was moved by Councilman Dahl and seconded by Markel, that the recommendation of the PI e-uing Commission be approved and the variance denied. Not voted on. A substitute ~otiOn was made by Counc~!~an Heinly, seconded by Dahl and carried, that the matter be tabled until the next meeting with a i%,1 ] Council in session. On motion of Councilman I~bl, seconded by Markel and carried, the recommendation of the Planning C~ssion was approved and the variance of Evan A. Johnson for per- mission to use existing building on property at 813 North Flower Street, for a Chiropractor's office, due to the inadequate parking space, was denied.