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Prior to voting, the Planning Director stated that one of the conditions of the variance was that the sign be permitted until December 31, 1973 or until the last sale of the unsold homes, whichever occurred first, and that this requirement was fully set out in the Planning Commission minutes. (CA 13) VA 73-7 Variance Application 73-7 STEAK & ALE OF filed by Steak & Ale of Los LOS ANGELES # 3, INC. Angeles # 3, Inc. , to install six (6) canvass theme banners in the P District at 2201 E. First Street, approved by the Planning Commission, was received and filed on motion of Councilman Griset, seconded by Councilman Patterson, and carried with Councilman Yamamoto voting NO. (CA 13) MINOR EXCEPTION 73-8 Minor Exception 73-8, filed SOUTH COAST PLAZA by South Coast Plaza, to allow on sale liquor in approximately 7 food facilities within a commercial center which is within 300 feet of a residential district, in the C R District at 1675 West Sunflower Avenue, approved by the Planning Cornrnission, was received and filed on motion of Councilman Griset, seconded by Councilman Markel, and carried with Councilman Yamamoto voting NO. (CA 13. Z) DEEDS WITH CASH On motion of Councilman GRANTEE, CITY Griset, seconded by Council- man Evans, and carried with Councilman Markel V'oting NO, Council approved the following deeds and authorized the Mayor to sign all necessary documents in connection with the purchase: PACIFIC OUTDOOR ADVERTISING COMPANY', north side of First, east side of Daisy, street purposes. (CA 155; Deed 5196) PACIFIC, OUTDOOR ADVERTISING COMPANY, north side of First, east side of Western, street purposes. (CA 155; Deed 5197) SURPLUS PROPERTY REPORT Councilman Yamamoto's PARKING METERS AND POSTS motion to declare surplus the parking meters and posts described in the report of the Director of Public Works dated March 27, 1973, and to authorize the Purchasing Agent to dispose of them in accordance with approved procedures, was seconded by Councilman Griset, subse- quently withdrawn, and replaced by a motion to authorize their sale subject to final approval by Council of the terms of the sale, and carried with Councilmen Patterson and Evans dissenting. Prior to voting, Councilman Evans stated that he felt the meters and posts should be retained by the City pending action on certain downtown redevelop- ment matters and that they might possibly be used for an eventual parking area in the downtown area. CITY COUNCIL MINUTES 104 APRIL Z, 1973