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SURPLUS PROPERTY SALE &% ~ The Mayor announced the sale of real property described in Report 14-67 consisting of one parcel 125 ft. x 48 ft. (6,000 square feet) at 412-~1~ Eastwood, at a minimum price of $15,000.00. The Clerk reported that no sealed bids had been received. The Mayor called for oral bids. Maurice O'Connor, Attorney representing Southern Service Company, submitted a bid of $15,000.00, with a letter stating the following conditions: (1) That the City grant a perm.-nent change of zone on the sub- Ject property from R 3 to C 2; (2) That the cc~pany have the right to inspect the covenants, conditions and restrictions of record against the property and the written approval of said encumbrances by the company shall be required as a condition of the sale; (3) That either the improvements on the property be removed by the City at City expense, or that said improvements be permitted to remain on the property for use by ~he Compauy. After some discuss/on regarding the conditions set out in Southern Service Company's proposal, and after a conference between Mr. O'Connor and the City Attorney, Mr. O'Connor stated that Southern Service Company would agree to removing the second and third conditions set out in their letter, and would be willing to purchase the property under the City's Conditions of Sale, subject to rezoning of the property to C 2. Mayor McMichael called for additional bids. After three calls with no response, the property was declared sold for $15,000.00 to Southern Service Company, subject to cb--ge of zone to C 2 and the requirements set out in "Information to Bidders". ~. APP. 606 ~*~ ~: ~ Hearing was opened on Amendment Appli- COLE cation 606 filed by Margery Cole, contin- ued from July 3rd meeting, proposing amendment of Sectional District Map 10-5-10 to reclassify property on the east sid~ of Nar~or between Washington and 17th from C 2 an~ R 2 to the M i District. Planuing C~m~tssion recommended denial. Dale Heinly, Attorney representing Ralph Mitzel, explained to the Council his client had no objection to the requirement that Bewley Street be a cul- de-sac, they would dedicate all access rights t~ Bewley Street for they intended to use Harbor Boulevard for access; they were willing to have a strip on the southerly and easterly side zoned R 2 B which will limit the use of that property to parking protecting the property owners to the South and easts client would put in block wall fencing on south and on the east where there isn't any now; would put in. chath link fenCing on the ~north which adjoins N 1 proparty. '. After hearing report of Senior Planner, the bearing was closed, there being no f~r~her testimony. Council discussed the possibility of a variance rather than zone change which would lfmtt the use timewise, and wouldmake certain that propose~ conditions would be assured, but Mr. Heinly explained his client is in an escrow conditioned on zont~. It was moved by Councilman Carlson~ seconded by Councilman Herrin, to approve the reclassification to M 1 zoning except the southerly 50 feet and the east- erly 50 feet of boundaries, reclassifying them to R 2 B; and instruct the CITY CODNCIL 2~3 July 17, 1967