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Hearing
<br />Amend. Appl. No. 281 ~ ~
<br />initiab ed by
<br />Planning Comm~ ssion
<br />Ordinance
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<br />Variance Application
<br />No. 1135
<br />Elite Sales Corp.
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<br />Variance Application
<br />No. 1160
<br />Alfred H. Stennett
<br />Reso. No. 59-231
<br />(Off calendar +/
<br /> Aug. 17, 1959)
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<br /> ,Ordinance amending Article IX of the Santa Aha Munic[pal Code to
<br /> change district classifications on Amendment Application No. 280
<br /> and to amend Sectional District Map 9-5-10, Exhibit B"
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<br />was introduced, considered and placed on file for second reading.
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<br />This being the date set for hearing on Amendment Application No. 281, initiated by
<br />Planni~ Commission, amending Sectional District Map 9-5-9, Exhibit C, to reclas-
<br />sify from R-1 District to C-1-PK District, property situated generally on the east
<br />side of Tustin Avenue, between a point 540 feet north of the north line of First
<br />Street and a point 1,571 feet north of the north line of First Street, measured at
<br />a depth of 557 feet east of the east line of TustLu Avenue. Dixon W. Tubbs,
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<br />14732 Tustin Avenue, stated that he is partial owner and trustee for other owners
<br />of this property;and in view of the fact that the Freeway is going to take the
<br />property, they are endeavoring to secure land for commercial development in the
<br />area. The hearing was closed. It was moved by Councilman Gould and secomied by
<br />Brewer, that the follow~ng Ordinance entitled:
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<br /> "Ordinance changing district classification on Application
<br /> No. 281t
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<br />be introdacedj considered and plac~ion file for second reading. Councilma~ Hubbard
<br />dis~lualified h~mself on this matter. G~ McHenry, 14871 Tustin Avenue, protested
<br />any change in zoning of this particular area and requested that he be permitted
<br />to read the letter signed by him, dated August 10, 1959, addressed to the Planning
<br />Commission, wherein he set out the reasons for his protest. He stated that all
<br />property owners signed with the exception of one.
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<br />Roll Call Ayes, Councilmen
<br /> Noes, Councilmen
<br /> Absent, Councilmen
<br /> Not Voting Ccmcilmen
<br />Motion Carried.
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<br />Stanley C. Gould, Jr., Bob Brewer, Ao A. Hall
<br />None
<br />Dale H. Heinly
<br />Royal E. Hubbard
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<br />Communication was again read frcm the Planning Commission recommmnding approval of
<br />Variance Application No. 1135, filed by Elite Sal es Corporation, to construct
<br />thirty-six triplexes on thirty-six lots, on property situated between Hobart and
<br />Edinger Streets, ~mmediately west of the James Madison School and Park, subject to
<br />conditions. Attorney Walter H. Steiner, representing applicant, stated all con-
<br />ditions have been clarified, and the Planning Commission has approved the ~ew map
<br />now on file. -:On motion of Counc~]man Hubbard, seconded by B~ewer a~d carried, the
<br />recomnem~ation of the Planning Commission was approved and Variance Application
<br />No. 1135, filed by Elite Sales Corporation, wa~ granted, subject to conditions.
<br />Communication was again read from the Planning Commission recommending den~l of
<br />Variance Applicatic~ No. ll60, fif~d by Alfred H. and Edna H. Stennett, to estab-
<br />lish an office and a storage yard fc~ heavy equipment om property situated at
<br />14695 South Vera~o Street, in R-1 District. Communication was read from Mr. end
<br />Mrs.M~lack protesting the granting of this Variance. On motion of Councilman Gould,
<br /> received and
<br />seconded by Hubbard and carried, the communication wap/filed. AttorneY W, J. Clemons,
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<br />on behalf of the applicant, stated there are other businesses in this particular
<br />area, such as a service stationj welding shop, grocery store, etc. The building
<br />has been changed into au office building, and if the Variance is gra~ted will have
<br />stored therein only two tractors, two trucksa and no gasoline, and no burning of
<br />oil will be permitted. The applicant has dane considerable work on the yard and
<br />will construct a fence as high as necessary at the back ofthe yard. Also, the
<br />district has a business right across the street, storing eight or ten times more
<br />equipment thm~ will be stored in this building. It was moved by Counejlm~l Hubbard
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