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NATIONAL FIRE PREVENTION Fire Chief Eugene R. Judd ASSOCIATION AWARD presented to the Mayor a plaque and certificate awarded to the City of Santa Aha by the National Fire Prevention Association for first place award in fire prevention in the Municipal Division, Class III, for the year 1970; and the California Fire Chief Association Service Award for first place in outstanding fire prevention activities in the State of California for the year 1970. The Mayor accepted the awards on behalf of the City, recognizing and commending all those who made the award possible. PUBLIC HEARING The Mayor opened the AMENDMENT APPLICATION #683 public hearing on Amendment SANTA ANA PLANNING COMMISSION Application #683 initiated by the Planning Commission proposing to rezone a triangular shaped parcel located on the east side of Grand Avenue, north of Dyer Road, from the A 1 District to the M 1 District. There were no ~roponellt$; or opponents. The Clerk reported no written communications had been received, and the public hearing was closed° ORDINANCE NS-1083 CHANGING DISTRICT CLASSIFICATION ON AMEND- MENT APPLICATION 683 INITIATED BY THE PLANNING COMMISSION AND AiVIENDING SECTIONAL DISTRICT MAP Z9-5-9 (EXHIBIT A.A 683 A) was passed to second reading, on motion of Councilman Patterson, seconded by Councilman Yarnamoto, and unanimously carried. At the request of Mrs. Thomas Kearney, consideration of Agenda Item # 7Z was deferred until later in tl'~ evening. PUBLIC DANCING PERMIT The Mayor requested comments from the staff in the matter of the appeal filed by Irving Freed, from Police Chief's denial of a permit to operate a public dancing plac~ at "The New Wild Hare", 501 South Grand Avenue° The City Attorney stated that the Santa Ama Municipal Code sets forth four specific conditions in connection with issuance of dance permits; that it must be a bona fide eating place, it must seat at least 35 people, that the dance area must contain 300 square feet of floor space, and that there will be a minimum of two musicians who personally furnish the music. The Mayor opened the public hearing. Mr. Irving Freed, o~vner of The New Wild Hare, stated that his restaurant meets all of the conditions except the required square footage of floor space for dancing, and that it would be no problem to increase the size of the dance floor. There were no further proponents or opponents. The Clerk reported no written communications had been received, and the Mayor declared the public hearing closed° CITY COUNCIL -ZOO- June 7, 1971