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APPEAL 255 - CUP 70-14 I{OSE - (Continued) The Mayor questioned the applicant as to when his property was an~exed~to the City of Santa Aha and the number of animals kept on the property at that time, pointing out that the non-confor~ning use was not illegal as long as there was no expansion from that time. In further discussion, it was determined that the stables had been expanded from approximately 10 animals at time of annexation to 26 horses at the present time, and that the applicant wishes to exp~nel the operation to 48 horses. Motion by Councilman Markel to grant this appeal for a period of one year with the condition that there will be no further ex~nsion, was seconded by Councilman Herrin. After further ctiscdssion, Councilman Markel withdrew his motion with the approval of CouncAlman Herrin. Councilman Evans' motion, seconded by Councilman Markel, to grant Appeal 255, CUP 70-14 with the appropriate conditions as submitted by the staff, items 1 through 8, with the exception that item 8 should be changed to read that this Conditional Use Permit shall become null and void one year from the date of approval, and that not more than 26 horses shall be kept on the property, carried on the following roll call,vote: AYES: NOES: AB SENT: Herrin, Evans, Markel, Patterson, Villa Yamamoto, Grlset None APPEAL 257 CUP 70-15 The public hearing to consider HELEN J. PETE1KSON Appeal 257, filed by Helen J. Peterson appealing the Zoning Administrator's denial of CUP 70-15 ~o construct a horse stable in the A 1 District at 4718 W. Fifth Street, was opened by the Mayor. The following persons spoke in favor of the appeal: Mr. Oliver Peterson, 4718 W. Fifth Street, Santa Ama; Mr. Michael Bruce Sholler, 4030 W. Morningside, Santa Aha; Mr. Jim Linton, 14671 Sail Street, Garden Grove; Mr. John Gruhler, 4614 V¢. Melric Drive, Santa Aha; Mr. Jerry Broderson, 10281 Jennrich, Garden Grove; Mr. Roger Paquin, 12402 Haster, Garden Grove; Mr. Kichard Barber, 4926 W. Fifth Street, Santa Ana; Mrs. IViarsha Leescher, 4407 Kegent Drive, Santa Ana; Mr. Art Madden, 13401 Benton Street, Garden Grove. Proponents stated that this is a low-cost place to keep their horses; that the children who are interested in horse-riding are not becoming involved in other undesirable activities; that as the City annexes areas, operations such as horse stables and dairies are forced out of business; and that the cost of moving to other areas would be prohibitive. CITY COUNCIL -44- Februaryl, 1971