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VARIANCE AND CONDITIONAL It was moved by Councilman Patterson, USE PERMITS seconded by Councilman Brooks and carried, to adopt the findings of fact, conclusions and decisions of the Planning Corarnlssion or Zoning Adrainistrator as actions of the City Council on the following: VA 69-40, FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF ORANGE - construct a 164 unit apartment complex in the A 1 District at 2601 N. Glasse11 - APPROVED; CUP 69-8, FERNDALE CHAPEL, INC. - permit cornrnercial uses on lot in the C Z and M 1 Districts with an existing wedding chapel at 3404 W. Westminster - APPROVED; CUP 69-9, JOHNSON - expand a home for the aged on lot in the R 3 District at 324 East Walnut - DENIED. TRAFFIC Report o£ control devices removed or . installed July 24, 1969 through July 28, .1969 was ordered filed, on motion of Councilman Brooks, seconded by Councilman Markel and carried. COUNCILMAN RESIGNATION On motion of Councilman Markel, Mayor Griset read aloud the letter of resignation from Councilman Thomas W. Thurman, Ward 2, ~effective August 1, 1969. seconded by Councilman Patterson and unanimously carried, the City Council accepted with regret the resignation of Thomas W. Thurman from the City Council and directed the City Attorney to ?repa~e a Res01ution of Comrnendation for Councilman Thurman for his services of the past twenty- eight months. Janice Boer asked the Council to consider letting the SO days' time.limit elapse (Section 403 of the City Charter provides that appointment to fill a vacancy on the City Council must be made within thirty days a/ter the of/ice becomes vacant, otherwise an election must be held to fill the vacancy) so that an election could be held to fill the vacant seat on the.Council, Councilman Brooks pointed out that it would be very expensive to hold a special election to appoint one Council- man who would only serve for eighteen months before the next regular municipal election. PARCEL MAP 622 Council considered Tentative Parcel Map 622, filed by United California Bank, creating two R 2B and C I parcels, located on the noetheast corner of 17th and Greenleaf Streets. W. Don Sinclair, representing United California Bank, objected to Items 4 c. and 4 d. in the conditions of approval and requested that payment be made by the City to the bank for the present building which is to be demolished because of the Seventeenth Street widening, since the bank would not be constructing a new building but simply enlarging its present building if Seventeenth Street were not going to be widened in 1974. The City Attorney explalned that an CITY COUNCIL - 291 - August 4, 1969