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Hearing Amend. Appl. No. 519 initiated by Plann.Comm. Ordinance Appeal Appl.No. 1 Variance Appl.No. 1B7h Harry Po jackson Re so. No. 60 -176 granting Appeal R-1 District~ no protests were received and the hearing was closed. On motion of Councilman Gould, seconded by Hubbard and carried~ the following Ordinance entitle~ "Ordinance amending Article IX of the Santa Ana Municipal Code to change district classification on Amendment Application No. 318 and ~mending Sectional District Map 30-5-9 (Exhibit 318-A)" was introduced, considered and placed on file for second reading. This being the date set for hearing on Amendment Application No. 319, initiated by the Planning Commission, amending Sectional District Maps 27-5-10 and Exhibit 319-A and B19-B, respectively, to reclassify from R-1 to the M-1 Districts property bounded on the north by Segerstrom Avenue, on the south by Huntzinger Avenue, on the east by proposed Fairview Street, and on the west by Harbor Bouleva no protests were received and the hearing was closed. On motion of Councilman Hubbard, seconded by Heinly and carried, the following Ordinance entitled: "Ordinance amending Article IX of the S~%uta Ana Municipal Code to change district classification on A~endment Application No. 31g and amending Sectional District Maps 27-5-10 and 3h-5-10 (Exhibits 319-A and 319-B)" was introduced, considered and placed on file for second reading. Appeal ApPlication No. i of Harry P. Jackson was presented on Variance Applicatio~ NO. 1B7h, for the off sale of beer and wine at 1206 South Standard Avenue~ in the Palm Shopping Center~ located on the southwest corner of Standard and McFadden Avenues~ wherein Planning Commission recommended denial for the off sale of beer and wine. Attorney John Cochran, 601 First Western Bank Building, stated the real party in interest is his client, Mr. ;~. J. Miller, owner of Tiny Tim Markets, who leased the property fr°m Edward M. Hall, and the hardship has been caused through the change in ownership by Harry P. Jackson. Attorney Cochran requested that his client's supermarket be permitted the off sale of beer and wine as is generally sold by supermarkets. Bert Ryssman, 903 E. McFadden Avenue, spokesman for four persons who stood in protest, objected to the sale of beer and wine at this market as this would create the littering of cans'and Jugs in the neighborhood, and stated when the construction of the store was proposed, there was no mention of the off sale of beer and wine~ also there is a school and a church nearby~ and the residen' wish to retain a good appearance of their property. Major Clyde Stamps~ Marine Co~ 825 E. Harvard Place, stated there would be a change in the character of this resi. dential community if the appeal is approved, as it will result in an increase in the auto traffic by drinking drivers. Also, there are many multiple dwellings in this area, and the resultant littering problem will further degrade this neighbor- hood. He further stated that this type of business should be in a business area other than the one selected. Attorney Cochran remarked that with respect to the market selling beer and wine, and the traffic disturbance of people making such purchases, the Tiny Tim Market at 1302~ Newport Avenue experiences no problem in the sale of beer and wine. The Council having unanimously ~ived the reading of the Resolution, on motion of Councilman Gould~ seconded by Hubbard and carried, th following Resolution entitled: "Resolution No. 60-176 granting Variance on Application No. 137h where the Planning Commission reco~mnended denial" was considered and passed by the following vote: Ayes, Councilmen Royal E. Hubbard, Stanley C. Gould, Jr., Dale H. Heinly, Bob Brewer, A. A. Hall Noes, Councilmen None Absent, Councilmen None