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<br />Presentation of Mayor Dale H. Heinly presented a merit certificate and a cash award to Edward 11 ~
<br />Safety award
<br />Dewey Wilson, 8161 Skywood Circle, Anaheim, who was the outstanding driver of the
<br />month in the Santa Ana Safe Driving Campaign.
<br />Variance
<br />This being the date set for reconsideration of variance application of George Buban
<br />George Buban
<br />(Refer to meeting
<br />to permit the removal of all existing improvements on property at 1414 Durant Street
<br />May 5, 1958)
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<br />in an R-2 District, and to construct a new two-story, eight -unit apartment building,
<br />with four one -bedroom apartments on each floor, each apartment to contain a minimum
<br />of 600 square feet, off-street parking space to be provided for eight cars, adjacent
<br />to a 20-foot paved alley, Mr. Raymond G. Williams, 1418 Durant Street, presented a
<br />petition signed by twenty-five property owners in the area protesting the granting
<br />of the variance. On motion of Councilman Gould, seconded by Markel and carried,
<br />the petition was received and filed. A. W. Hoyle, 1411 North Towner Street, owner
<br />of property in the 1400 bock Durant Street, stated that the proposed apartments
<br />would not depreciate property values. Mrs. Ray Stahlman, 1402 Durant Street, said
<br />there is no need for additional apartments in the area as there are numerous
<br />vacancies in the immediate neighborhood. Mrs. Craig Leland, owner of property on
<br />Durant Street, favored the variance. James Lukens, owner of the property in
<br />question, and George Matthews, associate of Mr. Buban, requested the granting of
<br />the variance. Mrs. Thelma Willoughby, 1412 Durant Street, and Mrs. Blanche Ferdine
<br />1325 North Ross Street, again protested the granting of the variance in an R-2
<br />District. On motion of Councilman Hubbard, seconded by Hall and carried, the var-
<br />iance application of George Buban was granted, subject to conditions as outlined in
<br />Planning Commission's letter.
<br />Roll Call Ayes, Councilmen Royal E. Hubbard, A.A.Hall, Dale H. Heinly
<br />Noes, Councilmen Stanley C. Gould, Jr., J. Ogden Markel
<br />Absent, Councilmen None
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<br />Variance
<br />Communication was read of the Planning Commission recommending approval of variance
<br />Harry Tancredi
<br />EN ? application of Harry Tancredi to permit the establishment and operation of a Rich-
<br />field Oil Company station, construct a two-story office building, in accordance with
<br />Plot plan, limiting the office spaces to three instead of four, with nine off-street
<br />parking spaces and to construct a ten -unit motel -apartment building with accommoda-
<br />tions for ten cars, on the south side of 17th Street, adjacent to the east side of
<br />the Freeway, subject to certain conditions. The applicant objected to the conditio
<br />recommended by the Department of Public Works. A representative of the Richfield
<br />Oil Company requested realignment of the off -ramp which was agreeable to the
<br />Director of Public Works. On motion of Councilman Hubbard, seconded by Markel and
<br />carried, the variance application was granted subject to conditions of the Commission
<br />and the Department of Public Works.
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<br />Variance
<br />Communication of the Planning Commission was read recommending approval of variance
<br />Santa Maria Pump
<br />& Implement Co.
<br />application of the Santa Maria Pump & Implement Company to establish and operate a
<br />gasoline service station at 2238 Magnolia Avenue and 2235-2239 Bristol Street, in
<br />R-1 and R-2 Districts, the existing residential buildings to be removed from propert
<br />to make roan for proposed development, subject to certain conditions. Five persons
<br />residing in the neighborhood favored granting the variance for the reason that the
<br />area is no longer desirable as a residential district. On motion of Councilman
<br />Gould, seconded by Hall and carried, the variance application was granted subject to
<br />conditions of the Commission and the Department of Public Works. Councilman Markel)
<br />disqualified himself on this matter after the vote was taken.
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