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No. 65-11g, and the Improvement Act of lgll. The Clerk presented affidavit of <br />public&ticm and certificates of mailing and posting notice 0f hearing on <br />assessment and repoxted no protests received. There being no response to the <br />Mayor's call for oral protests, the hearing was closed. <br /> <br />It was move~ by C~uncilman Brooks, seconded by Councilman Herrin, that further <br />reading be waived and Council adopt RESOLUTION 66-94 CONFIRMING ASSESS~T IN <br />ASSE~L~£ DISTRICT NO. 229, SAI~TA ANA, CALIFORNIA. On roll call vote: <br /> AYES~ COUNCIEMEN: Gilmore, Brooks, t~rk, Herri~, Markel, <br /> · NcMiChael, Harvey <br /> NOES~ C0~NCIL~EN: None <br /> A~E~T, COU~CT'f.~EN: No~e <br /> <br />~ING - Hearing was -~ounced on Appeal 177' <br />APPEAL 177 filed by Santa Aha Packing Ccmpa~ <br />SA~A AEA PACKING CO. appealing conditions imposed by the <br /> Zoning A~m~strator in his approval <br /> of Variance Application 66-37 to expand a non-c~nforming use in the M 1 and C 2 <br /> districts at ~210 <br /> <br />Dale Neinly, Attorney, 611 W. 8th, represented the applicant and explained his <br />client,s intentidn to add a 15' x 3~' office for which the Zoning Administrator <br />imposed conditions requiring 30 parking spaces, a 60' dedicatio~ on Bolsa and <br />. continuing dffer to dedicate ~n future Shannon Street. Mr. Heinl~ stated that <br />the applicant would a~ree to the dedication~ if he could be assured that at no <br />t!~, in the future woul~ the City require that he make the improvements. <br />Councilman McMichael expressed the viewpoint tha~ since this was not a new <br />develol~aent, hut an established business desirin~ to make an improvement, he did <br />not feel it was the City's right to require an additional hax~ship. <br /> <br />It was moved ~y Councilman McNichael, seconded by Ccunci~w~ Eerrin and carried, <br />that the appeal be granted a~d the conditions be deleted except the condition <br />that the development be in accordance with the submitted, plot plan. Counci~m-~ <br />Brooks qualified his vote by stating he was not in favor of deleting the <br />parking requirement. <br /> <br />N~/~NG - Hearing was announced on Appeal 178 <br />APPEAL 178, TANE~ filed by George Lo Taney frsm the <br />Plaguing C ....... issic~s denial of <br />Variance Application 66-35 to <br />establish an auto garage in the R 3 B district at 802 N~ Flower. The Clerk <br />reported notice was mailed 6-13-66 and that letters of protest had been received <br />from Mr. and MrS. 0skopp, 80~ N. Garn~ey, l~bel Stake~ 810 No Garnsey, A. M. <br />Knabb, 82~ N. Flower, and Lois Whitlock~ 802 N. Flower. Mr. Cliff Baxter <br />appeared for Mr. Taney, and stated there would be no struct.Ara! chauges in the <br />building, the hours would be shorter, and the gas pump islands would be removed~ <br />leaving the tanks underground and filled with sand. There being no further <br />testimony~ the hearing was closed. <br /> <br />COUncilman Brooks' motion to uphold the action of the Pl-n~ing C~mmission was <br />lost for want of a second. It was moved by Councilman Burk~ seconded by <br />Councilman Gilmor~e, that Council overrule the action of the Planning Ccmmnission <br />and grant Variance Application 66-35, subject to conditions in Staff Commnents <br />dated 5-23-66 with exception of elfm~nation of condition 10, and cha~ing the <br />word "void" to "recc~nend voiding" and ~" to <br /> years years im condition 4. <br />The motion carried with Councilman Brooks voting ~nO~o Mr. Taney agreed to the <br />conditions as modified. <br /> <br />HEALTH NUISANCE Council received a report from the <br /> Health Department regarding a <br /> petition submitted by property <br /> owners on West 5th Street in which <br />it was stated that a poultry rauch on 1st Street between Euclid a~d Newhope <br />CITT COUNCIL ~ 55~ - June 20~ 1966 <br /> <br /> <br />