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POLICE CADET PROGRAM Police Chief Ray Davis gave a brief explanation of the Crime Specific Burglary Program, a Federally funded program in the City, which is for the purposes of preventing burglaries and appre- hending burglars. He stated that the program was presently going on in ten counties throughout the State. He introduced the cadets and gave a brief history of the background of each. The Cadets are as follows: Sgt. N. Williams (leader), Frank Claridy, Cole Hampton, David Jones, Donald Lund, John Mangiarcaccina, Thomas Maupin, Anthony Sanchez, Darrell Walker, Lorne Willeford and Laurie Woods. (CA 47.4) AGENDA ORDER Items 71 and 73 would be taken before consider the shorter items first. With the informal consent of Council, the Mayor announced that Agenda Item 70 in an effort to PUBLIC HEARING The Mayor opened the CUP 73-3 public hearing on Condi- APOSTOLIC ASSEMBLY OF tienal Use Permit No. FAITH IN JESUS CHRIST 73-3, filed by Apostolic Assembly of Faith in Jesus Christ, to build an addition to an existing church in the R 2 District at 223 North Harper. On April 16, 1973, Council had referred the application back to the Planning Commission for additional hearing. The Planning Director reviewed the contents of the staff reports dated March 23, 1973 and May 16, 1973, and the findings of the Planning Commission dated May 16, 1973. The Clerk reported there were no written communications. The following persons spoke in favor of the application: Mr. Daniel M. Aguirre, 922 North Toddy Street Mr. Francisco Meza, Pastor of the Church, 3002 W. McFadden Mr. Aguirre stated that he did not attend the church, however, he had offered to prepare plans for the proposed new construc- tion; that the plans provided for increased parking; that ser- vices at the church were usually over by 9:00 P.M., however, they sometimes lasted until 9:30 P.M. The following persons spoke in opposition to the application: Mrs. Teresa Talavera, 312 N. Harper Street Mr. Jessee Lopez, 219 N. Harper Street Mrs. Gertrude Hermosillo, 213 N. Harper Street Mr. Anastacio Hermosillo, 213 N. Harper Street The opponents stated that there was no air conditioning in the church and windows were kept open, that during the services drums, guitars and a piano with amplifiers were utilized making the noise intolerable; that services were held at least twice a week, however, were sometimes held every night of the week, occasionally lasting as late as 11:00 P.M.; that sometimes music practices were held after the services; that the church did not want to cooperate with the neighbors in limiting the late hours of services or trying to control the noise of the congregation. CITY COUNCIL MINUTES 177 MAY 21, 1973