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<br />Variance Appl. No. 1054
<br />Don Christe son
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<br />Variance Appl. No. 1073
<br />~4artin B. Weinberg
<br />Reso. No. 59-56
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<br />Variance Appl. No.
<br />Vaughn O. Gibbens
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<br />On motion of Councilman Hubbard, seconded by Hall and carried, the recommendation of'
<br />the Planning Commission w~s apprsved and Variance Application No. 1054 filed by Don
<br />Christeson granted to permit a decrease in the front-yard re~uirements for two entire
<br />tracts (Nos. 2762 and 2887), from 60 feet to 50 feet from center line of street on
<br />all lots except cul-de-sac lots, and to decrease the front-yard requirements from
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<br />60 feet to 55 feet from center line of street, on property situated on the south
<br />side of Garden Grove Boulevard and west of the Sauta Aha River, beginning at a point
<br />150 feet east of the intersection of Siemon Street and Garden Grove Boulevard, with
<br />a 9CO-foot frontage on Garden Grove Boulevard and a depth of 1160' (dimensions approx-
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<br /> Imate), in R-1 District.
<br />" of Variance Application No. 1073 filed by Martin B. Weinberg,
<br />C~m~.Anication ~as read fro~ the Planning C~mmission recomending approvalJto peri,it
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<br />erection of a two-story, six-uni~ apartment building, with six-off street parking
<br />spaces on property situated at 814 North Van Ness Avenue, in R-1 District, subject
<br />to certain conditions. Warty Tancredi, 1623 French Street, on behalf of the appli-
<br />cant, said the other residents of the ar~a should participate in the paving of the
<br />alleys and questioned the legality of improving City owned property, and that Mr.
<br />Weinberg is wtll ing to make a contribution toward the paving of the alley. The
<br />applicant said he believed the alley should be left in its present condition but if
<br />the .l~ey has to be improved, the property owners should baud together J~o pay for
<br />the improvements. Hazel Proctor Pegler, 611 West Eighth Street, Realtor, stated
<br />the City owns the alley and it should be left in its present condition until the
<br />other residents assist in paying for the improvements. The Council having
<br />,,n~ntmously waived the reading of the Resolution, on motion of Councf~m~n Hall,
<br />seconded by Hubbard and carried, the following Resolution entitled:
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<br /> "Resolution No. 59-56 granting Variance on Application No. 1073
<br /> filed by Martin B. Weinberg where the City Council deleted a
<br /> condition rec~mm~nded by the Planning Co..,tssion"
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<br />was considered a~ passed by the following vote:
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<br />A~ves, Councilmen Royal E. Hubbard, A. A. Hall, STanley C. Gould, Jr.,
<br />Noes, Cotnlo ~ 1 rm~n None
<br />Absent, Councilmen J. Ogden Marhel, Dale H. Heinly
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<br />Communication was read from the Pl-=ntng Commission recommending approval of Variance
<br />Application No. 107~ filed by Goldie and Vaughn O. Glbbens to maintain a rest home
<br />for four elderly women (with living ~uarte~s for husband, wife and son) on property
<br />situated at 1202 North Townsend Street, in R-1 District, in the existing single
<br />family, three-bedroom dwelling on front portion of the lot, for a period not to
<br />exceed six months durtng which time the applicant is to make every effort to find new
<br />quarters for a rest home or make sufficient arrangements for disposition of the
<br />existing rest home. Robert Janickt, lO15 North Townsend Street, on behalf of eight
<br />persons, protested against the granting of the Variance and stated the living quarters
<br />are inadequate to accommodate seven persons; the residents in the area do not want
<br />a zone change in the neighborhood but did not object to the Variance being granted
<br />for a six months period only. Mrs. Gibbens said she did not know they were operating
<br />illegally as they have a license from the Welfare Department and the premises were
<br />inspected by the Fire Department; she has two elderly wom~n in her care at the
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<br />present time and plans to find other housing within the six months period. On
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<br />motion of/Hubbard, seconded by Nall and carried, the recommendation of the Planning
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<br />Commission was approved and the Variance granted for a period of time not to exceed
<br />six months and that it be limited to four elderly persons, (with living quarters for
<br />husband, wife and son).
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