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the City was satisfied with the information produced; that the CPI adjustments were not enough to cover the wage adjust- ments faced by the Contractor in 1975, following the strike settlement; that the City might indeed be a bidder if the contract is rebid, but the estimates are that it would cost the City twice as much as a private contractor to run the trash collection operation; and that the contract could be extended by an amendment. A-76-42 Councilman Yamamoto left the Council Chambers at 8:00 P.M. PUBLIC HEARING Mayor Garthe announced APPEAL 363 - MINOR EXCEPTION 76-6 that this was the time DENIED and place for the Public Hearing of Appeal No. 363, filed by Lois L. Tetley, from the Planning Commission approval of Minor Exception 76-6, waiving the requirement of a six foot masonry wall in the C5 District at 2235 South Bristol Street. Planning Director Charles Zimmerman identified the property as being at the northeast corner of Bristol Street and Warner Avenue, and stated that the Applicant has asked for a waiver of the six foot masonry wall required to protect R1 property from commercial property; that the adjacent property is being used as a tire store, and therefore both establishments are retail sales businesses; and that the Zoning Administrator approved the Minor Exception. The Clerk of the Council reported that there were no written .communications; there were no responses to the Mayor's request for persons speaking in favor of the Appeal. Opponent, Mr. James Mahoney, representing R. E. Price, 2414 North Tustin, stated that such a wall would create a hazard for vehicular traffic in the alley between the-two businesses; and that the wall would create an obstruction, hinder access and create an area for loitering and trash to accumulate. The~Planning Director reported that Lois Tetley, the Appeal Applicant, had received notice on May 29, delivered to the Balboa Bay Club and accepted by someone whose signature was illegible. - There were no other opponents, and the Mayor closed the Public Hearing.- On the motion of Councilman Bricken, seconded by Councilman Ward, and carried (4:0) ~unanimously, the Negative Declaration was received and filed; Appeal No. 363 was denied; and the City Attorney was directed to prepare a Resolution upholding the decision of the Zoning Administrator to grant Minor Exception No. 76-6.filed by Ron Price Enterprises, Inc. CA 13.4 PUBLIC HEARING i APPEAL 364 - VARIANCE 76-8 GRANTED No. 564, filed by Lois E. Miner, 76-8 to allow two dwelling units dential lot, Pomona. Mayor Garthe announced that:this was the time and:place for the Pub- lic Hearing of Appeal of Variance Application on an R1 single family resi- and to waive the required parking, at 2605 West The Clerk of the Council reported that there were no written communications. CITY COUNCIL MINUTES 215 JUNE 7, 1976