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( Co~I t i:n~ ed ) Anthony Paladino, Orange, presented pictures of other signs in the area of similar size. Robert Stopher, 1251 E. l~th Street, and Robert J. Grey, 1326 N. Eastwood, spoke in opposition to the sign. There being no further testimony the hearing was closed. On motion of Councilman Harvey, seconded by Councilman Schlueter and carried, Council sustained decision of the Planning C~ission and denied Appeal 86. Vice-Mayor Hubbara opened the hearing on Appeal 87 filed by Louis B. Minter, requesting waiver of right of way dedication imposed by Planning Co~n~ission as a condition to approval, of Variance Application 1773- Gene Maxwell, 107 W. 6th' Street, representing Louis B. Minter, appellant, submitted photographs in support of his appeal, noting that the dedication would cost the appellant and the City two or three parking spaces. Tl~e appellant suggested that an agreement be executed which woui.d require the appellant to pay the cost of moving the sign in the event the City decides to condemn the five-foot strip. There being no further testimony, tne hearLing was closed. On motion of Councilman Harvey, seconded by Councilman C:il~nore aaa carried, Council instructed the City Attorney to prepare a resolution overruling tr~e Fiauning Commission deleting the conGition requiring five-lOot right of way deification on Grand Avenue provided the applicant enters into an agreement co remove 'the encroaching sign at no cost to the City. ~EAt~ING - APPEAL 8) Vice-Mayor Hubbare opened the hearing ~['~l'~ continued irom June 3, 1963. The City Council received a report that the Plann- ing Commission in its reconsideration of Variance application 1752 had approved the variance to convert a single family residence into ousiness office facilities at 819 Spurgeon. The hearing was then closed and no further action taken. H~k~IN,] - AMEND. Vice-Mayor Hubbard opened the hearing on ~PP. 443 Amendment Application ~3 initiated by the Plannin4 Commission to reclassify ~ from the R 2 to the R 2 B District properuy located ~ the south si~e of 18th Street between Broadway and Jefferson Place. There being no response to the call for testimony, the hearing was closed. On motion of CounciLman Gilmore, seconded by Councilman Harvey and carried, the City Council spproved the reclassification and directed the City Attorney to prepsre an amending ordinance according to Exhibit HE~EING - AMEND. Vice-Mayor Hubbard opened the hearing on APP. ~h2 Amendment Application 442 filed by Dr. Lock Gee Ding to reclassify frc~ the R 1 ~ to the P District property located on the west side of Broadway between Edinger and Pomona. There being no response to the call ~or testimony, the bearing was closed. On motion of Councilman Harvey~ seconded by Councilman Gilmore and carried, the City Council approved the reclassification and instructed the City Attorney to prepare an amending ordinance according to Exhibit AA City Council June 17, 1963