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SALE OF CITY OWNED The Mayor announced the sale REAL PROPERTY of real property located on the west side of Evergreen Street, south of Warner Avenue (Surplus Property Report 70-12), on which the City had received a bid of $6,500,00 from Mr. Decidero Yanez, through Gallegos Realty. The Mayor invited additional bids on the property from anyone present; after three calls with no response, the Mayor declared the property sold to IVir. Yanez and instructed him to deliver to the Clerk of the Council his written statement of bid plus 10% of his bid in cash, cashier's check, or certified check. PUBLIC HEARING Director of l~ub~ic Works Ronald STREET VACATION Wolford reported that staff APRICOT AT HALLADAY recommends adoption of Resolution 71-38 ordering the vacation of Apricot Street east of Halladay Street inasmuch as this portion of Apricot Street is unnecessary for present or prospective street purposes. The Mayor opened the public hearing. There were no proponents or opponents in this matter, and the Clerk reported no written comnauni~ations had been received, The Mayor declared the public hearing closed. RESOLUTION 71-38 ORDERING THE VACATION OF APRICOT F~TREET, EAST OF HALLADAY STREET was adopted, on motion of Councilman Herrin, seconded by Councilman Markel, and carried on the following roll call vote: AYES: NOES: ABSENT: Herrin, Markel, Villa, Patterson, Griset, Yamamoto, Evans None None PUBLIC HEARING Planning Director Wieland APPEAL # 267 stated that Variance Application CARL KARCHER ENTERPRISES, INC, 71-14 involves adding a section to a building, acquiring a single-family residence, and expanding the parking area at Carl's Jr., located in the R 1 District at 1618 N. Linwood Avenue~ The Mayor opened the public hearing. The following persons spoke in ~upport of the appeal: Mr. Don Holden, 136 West Whiting, Fullerton, Attorney representing CarlKarcher Enterprises, Inc. Mr. Bernard Karcher, 1200 N. Harbor, Anaheim, Real Estate Director for Carl Karcher Enterprises, Inc. John Bond, 1617 N, Linwood. Herman Altman, owner of the property at 1618 N. Linwood. Proponents stated that although this improvement will provide additional seat- ing, there will be eight more spaces for parking than the Code requires; that this proposed parking lot is not as deep an intrusion into the R 1 zone along 17th Street as others in the area; that several residents in the area are in favor of these improvements; and that the property lends itself to commercial use. The following persons spoke in opposition to the appeal: Ray Bowman, 1614 N. Linwood John M. Hoy, 1514 Linwood. CITY COUNCIL -148- May 3, 1971