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Councilman Evans' motion, seconded by Councilman Garthe, and unanimously carried was to: 1) Reaffirm Museum facilities-use policy, which precludes annual scheduling; 2) Encourage the Black community to participate in the cultural activities of the Museum through the cultural programs presented at the Museum; and 3) Instruct Staff to continue to work with the interested citizens in their presentation of the Black exhibit in conjunction with Black History Week during the month of February, 1975. (CA 85) APPEAL NO. 343 On September 16, 1974, VARIANCE NO. 74-13 the Public Hearing was EUGENE M. FLORES, ET AL held to consider Appeal No. 343, filed by Eugene M. Flores et al, to overrule the Planning Commission approval of Variance 74-13, filed by Taylor Made Meat Company, to expand an existing legal non-conforming meat processing plant and to waive a portion of the required landscaping in the C 2 District, at 1201 East Fourth Street. At that time Council had requested representatives of the appellant and applicant to meet with members of the Planning Department Staff in an effort to resolve their differences. The report to Council dated September 30, 1974, from the Senior Planner, set forth the decisions that had been reached by all concerned parties. The Planning Director stated that the conditions contained in the Senior Planner's report would supersede existing Staff report conditions. Mr. Thomas O'Keefe, Attorney for Taylor Made Meat Co. stated that an agreement had been reached which was acceptable to his client, the neighbors and the City Staff. Mr. Eugene M. the residents agreement. Flores read a prepared statement, on behalf of of the area, expressing satisfaction with the The City Attorney was instructed to prepare a Resolution deny- ing Appeal No. 343 and granting Variance No. 74-13, subject to conditions set forth in the Senior Planner's letter dated September 30, 1974, on motion of Councilman Yamamoto, seconded by Councilman Ward and carried (5-1) with Councilman Markel dissenting. (CA 13.3) HERITAGE SQUARE CONCEPT Council considered & THE WAFFLE HOUSE (1) the report dated October 2, 1974, from the Executive Director of the Community Redevelopment Agency, recommending a develop- ment proposal for, and approval of, Phase I of the Heritage Square Concept, including the Waffle House; (2) the letter dated September 26, 1974, from the Santa Ana Historical Preser- vation Society, requesting preservation of the Carriage House belonging to the Waffle House; (3) the "Proposal to Preserve and Restore the Waffle House" presented to Council by the Santa Aha Historical Preservation Society on June 5, 1974, CITY COUNCIL MINUTES 377 OCTOBER 7, 1974