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/416, fariance Appl.No .1289 Sophia Waldman Variance Appl .No Edward M. Hall Extension of ~Ime Onmm .Plann .C~lssion "Santa Ana Southwest Annex No.5" Hearing Rev.Ferguson A.Wilson Preacher-~th and Broadway Roll Call Ayes, Councilmen Stanley C. Gould, Jr., Bob B~ewer, A. A. Hall Noess Councilmen Royal E. Hubbards Dale H. Heinly Absent, Councilmen Hone Cw,~,:uhication w~s read from the Planning Con~ission recommending denial of Variance Application No. 1289, filed by Sophia Waldman, to build a two-story, 14-unit apart- ment buildin~ with 18 parking spaces on property at lOlO No. Parton Street~ in the R-2 District. Attorney Sam Dreizen, 711 W. lOth Street, representing six property o~ners, who stood in protest, and the Samerico Holding Corporation, 711 W. loth Street, stated this is an R-2 District end there are several duplexes in the area that is not an apartment zone} this being an atte~pb to spot zone. Also, there is a serious parking problem now as No. Parton Street is very narrow. The proposed property provides for 18 parking stalls and the plans do not comply with City's re- quirements. Woody Reagans 2027 No. Main Streets representing the applicants stated the plans were changed providing for 13 units and 17 parking stalls. Red Paulin, 120~2 Browning Avenue, Tustin, cc~mnented that the proposed building would provide one-bedroom apartments for people who worked in the area. Paul Bodnar, 8~2 No. Parton Street, objected, to the one-bedro~n apartments, stating working couples living there would require two automobiles, and that t8 parking stalls for l~ units would mean at least six cars would be parked on the street. The applicant advised there was no parking problem when she lived on Parton Street. Mrs. Sharpe, 1027 No. Patton Street, said most of the lots are 250 feet deep and there is no parking diff~ culty with the nine units she owns on Parton Street. It was moved by Councilman Gould that a Resolution be adopted overruling the recommendation of the Planning Commission and granting the Variance to construct ten units on propertys the plot plan be redrawn to provide for ten units, and usable, accessible parking stalls as required by the Building Code. Motion lost for lack of a second. It was moved by Councilman Brewer that Variance Application No. 1289 be denied for the reason that the property is already a problem because of the parking situation. Motion lost foz~ lack of a second. It was moved by Councilman Heinly that a Resolution be adopted parking stallss and that the apartments be constructed according to plot plan. Motion lost for lack of a second. It was moved by Councilman Heinly, seconded by Gould end carried, that action on the matter be continued until the next regular meeting. On motion of Counci~m~. Hubbard, seconded by Heinly and carried, the recommendation of the Planning Commission was approveds and a ninety-day extension of time granted on Variance Application No. 1122~ filed by Edward M. Hall, to permit the use of property at the southwest corner of McFadden and Standard Avenues, in the R-1 Dis- trict, for the operation of a market and six small shops. On motic~ of Councilman Hubbard, seconded by Heinly and carried, the commanication from the Planning C~m~ission was received and filed recommending approval of pro- posed annexation to the City of territory designated "Santa ~na Southwest ~Jmex No. 5", consisting of approximately 890 acres, and located west of Main Street between Delhi Road and Baker Avenue. This being the date set to show cause why the Street Use Permit of Reverend Fergnson A. Wilson of the Assembly of God Churchs P~eache~ at ~th and Broadway, ahomld~be ,re-: Vsked~ ReVerend Wilson stated his cause for his license not to be revoked for preach- lng the Gospel on l~th and Broadway, is that the Supreme Court ruling in New York