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Continued hearing mAmend. Appl. No. 366 IlA. L. Marshall Ordinance This being the date set for the continued hearing on Amendment Application No. 366, i filed by A. L. Marshall, amending Sectional District Map 2-5-9, to reclassify fro~ A-1 District to the R-1 or R-3 District, property on the north end of Deodar Street~ north of 17th Street, all as shown on Exhibits A.A. 366A and A.A. 3663, com~Aanica- tion was presented frum the Planning Department, dated January 16, 1962, stating the Planning Department has prepared a study concerning the use of the property and possible street arrangements in the area bounded by Santa Clara Avenue, Tustin Free~ way, 17th Street and Tustin Avenue. Attorney Milford W. Dahl, 401 West Eighth Street, representing the applicant, stated the hearing had been postponed to obtain further studies from the Planning Department, which have now been made, and pointedl out diagrams prepared by the Planning Department showing the existing condition. Mr. Dahl further stated the street limitation deprives this property of access; pointed out a large garden type apartment to the west, and stated although the Appl%- cation was for R-3, it was filed before the R-4 was available and it is the R-g in which they are interested. Mr. Dahl stated he would like to retract his statement m~de at the December 18th meeting that they would stand or fall on the R-3 Zoning and now submit the R-1 if not the R-~ District. Approximately 30 people stood in opposition to Amendment Application No. 366. Arthur Cooper, 13751 Deodar Street, stated he opposed any zoning that would bring apartments into this area, a petition. had been presented at the December 18th meeting that set forth the basic arguments against multiple zening, the R-1 Zoning would bring a fair profit for the owners, and further requested the City Council to accept the Resolution of the Planning Com~ission as it reflects the interests of the residents in the co~mmnity. Mr. Dahl stated this property has been owned by these people for g3 years and he does not believe they purchased the property as a speculation, and the property is hem- med on the east by the Freeway and on the west by an R-g development. Eugene B. Erbentraut, 13911 Deodar Street, stated the amount of traffic which will cross Deodar Street should be taken into consideration as there will be off-ramps at Chap- man Avenue, First Street and 17th Street, but 100 percent of the traffic into Sant~ Ana will flow across Deodar Street at 17th Street. Councilman Heinly stated he wanted to review the zoning of the property on the west where the R-3 apartments are located and advised seven notices were posted surrounding the property, not less. than 300 feet from the property, and a notice of public, hearing was published in the newspaper; at the hearing there were no protests on the rezoning of that property. Mrs. Esther Cooper, 13751 Deodar Street, and pamala Day, 13852 Deodar Street, stated no one had seen the notices regarding the rezoning of the property to the west of the subject property as they were posted in an orchard. It was moved by Councilman Brewer that the property on the north end of Deodar Street, nort~ of 17th Street, be reclassified frem the A-1 District to the R-1 District, as shown on Exhibit A.A. 3663, Amendment Application No. 366, filed by A. L. Marshall. Motion lost for lack of a second. Warren Smith, 13912 Deodar Street, stated there is a matter of ingress and egress, if this property becemes income property it wil~ increase the traffic through a residential section, and though we are not opposed to income property, we are opposed to heavy traffic on a residential street. It was moved by Councilman Brewer and seconded by Heinly that the following 0rdi- nance entitled: