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CONCESSION STANDS The M~nager reported that no bids had been received for construction of concession stands at the Municipal Stadium, and requested authorization to readvertise. On motion of 0ou~cilmau Harvey, seconded by OOU~cilm-u Schlueter and carried, Council authorized readvertising, with bid opening date June 1, 1964. RESTR00M FACILITIES The City Manager reported on bids received for construction of a concrete block restroom building for Santiago Park, stating that one bid had been received in the amount of $6,932.00, this being close to the est~=-ted cost. 0~ motion of Councilman Euhbar~, seconded by Counc~lm-u Narvey and carried, Council awarded the contract to R. L. Steimmetz. HEARING - WINDH AMBULANCE Councilman Gilmore returned to the Council Cb-tuber and took his seat at the Council table. Mayor Hall opened the continued hearing on application of WinCh Ambulance Service to operate sm ambulance in the City. ~emmeth Bryant, 900 N. Broadway, attorney for the applicant, reviewed the acti~s takan to date, ~oted the co~fusion caused by having a conflict in ordinances, am~ asked that clarification be made by rewriting the ordinance. Stan~ey Gould, 900 N. Broadway, attorney for Acker Ambulance Company and Margam Ambulance C~pamy, submitted a letter to the Council stating that the Superior Cour~ had continued the hearing of the restraining order against the City to August ~rd, a~d asking for contin,,~nce of the Council hearing to August 17, 1~64. Om motion of ~ounc~lm*n Nubbard, seconded by Councilman Earvey and carried, Council continued the hearlug to August B, 1964. HEARING - ROm~ Mayor Eall opened the hearing on Amendment Application 494 filed by Vera B. Rohrs proposing to amend Sectional District Map 6-5-9 by reclassifying from the R 1 to the R 4 district, property on the east side of Santiago between 17th and Catalina. Plam~img Commission Resolution 5679 recommended denial. The Clerk reported that evidence of giving notice of the hearing was on file in the office of the Clerk and that written communications had been received fram the following: W. C. Bertrand, 2~05 N. Hathaway and Charles R. Moller, ~r., 2637 N. Larchmont, oppos~ng the application; and a letter from C. E. Poush, favoring the application. On motion of Counc~lm-u Hubbard, seconded by COunCilman S~blueter amd carried, the comammications ware received and filed. PROPON~T'S Robert Rick. les, 611 W. 8th Street, attoruey TESTIMONY representing the Rohrs and ~eller interests, reviewed a report of Ruth & Krushchk~v which indicated that Santa Ana's population would double in the next 16 years, and that the eight units to an acre should increase by necessity to 12 units an acre. He cited a Pl-n~ing Department survey indicatfng that apartments yield less children per unit than single homes; compared property values, tax production, and public services for R 1 and R 4 developments; cited sales records of properties adjacent to other garden apartments, showing an increase in values; and cited other R 4 develop- ments adjacent to R 1. CITY COUNCIL - 391 - May 21, 1964