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31.5 Hearing Amendment Margaret L. Nzll Hearing ~mendment Ray B. Price Hearing Amendment Margaret L. Hall Hearing Amendment Antone Borchard This being the date set for hearing on the amendment application of Margaret L. HaT ~ for reclassification of property situated on the southwest corner of the inter section of McFadden Street and Standard Avenue, with a frontage of 175.5 feet on from R-1 to C-1-PK District, McFadden and 3~ f~et ~ Standard Avenue,/com~munication was read from Attorney H. Rodger Howell requesting that action on the matter be postponed until the next Ngw~l--w meeting of the City Council. J.K.Johnston and Tom Cox spoke on behalf of the protestants. On motion of Councilman Hubbard, seconded by Gould and carried, the hearing was continued until September 16, 1957. This being the date set for hearing on the amem8ment application of Ray B. Price for reclassification of property situated east of McClay Street, approximately 990 feet south of McFadden Street, with a frontage of approximately 265 feet on McClay from R-1 to M-1 District, Street and a depth of 1616.5 fee~_~ consisting of approximetely 12 acres, it was moved by Couneflman Hubbard, seconded by Gould and carried, that the hearing be con- tinued until September 16, 1957. This being the date set for hearing on the amendment application of Margaret L. for reclassification of property situated south of Hobart Street and w~st of the James Madison School, and north of the easterly extension of Edinger Street, at a depth of approximately 300 feet west of the west side of the School property, known as Parcel No. l, from the R-1 District to the R-3 District, and reclassification of property situated west of Standard Avenue, north of St. Andrews Place, fronting on Standard Avenue and c~encing at a point south of the intersection of Standard Avenue and the easterly extension of Edinger, known as Parcel No. 2, from the R-1 District to C-2 District, it was moved by Counci!m~ Hubbard, seconded by Gould and carried, that the hearing be continued until September 16, 1957. This being the date set for hearing on the amendment application of Antoue Borchard for reclassification of property situated south of Delhi Road, west of Bristol Street and 250 feet north of Talbert Road with a depth of approxfm~tely 1700 feet west of Bristol Street, from the R-1 District to the M-1 District, Opinion No. 200 of the City Attorney dated August 2~, 1957 was read reference function of Plan~lng Corem1 ssion and City Council in Zone Change. On motion of Councilman Hall, seconde~ by Hubbard and carried, Opinion No. 200 was received and filed. Approximately seventeen persons stood in protest against the reclassification of the property. A. L. Oliver, 215 East Delhi Road objected to the zoning stating it is the wrong side of town for industry and it will bring smog and foul air over the City, and there is plenty of land in the southeast part of town which is available for indust~ ~lso, the people were informed the Revere Copper Company plant would be a modern b,,~!ding but it looks like a hay barn, but was of the belief that the Electro-Data building would be an asset to the community and had no objection to the constructioz Mrs. Dean Wright, 2~3 South Shelton asked various questions reference the rezoning of the property and inquired if the property had been posted for the annexation. Her questions were answered by the Mayor. E. Bi, w-bower, 920 South Cedar, said he owns property in the area and is in favor of the industry and it will bring decent wages to the factory workers. Jack Diamond, 2128 South Van Ness Avenue stated the Revere plant is a disgrace to the City and congratulated Counc!lm~ ~arkel on his efforts to keep Electro-Data from locating in the southwest section of the City. Novel J~m~s, Industrial Coordinator, gave facts and figures on how the multi-million dollar plant can help Santa Aha by keeping the tax rate down. A.C. Misslldiue gave his opinions on the location of the plant. C~unication was read frc~ Nathan