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1 1 .1 1 1 ~ 131 REPORTS 01i' BOiIRDS AND COMMISSIONS 5 A report of the Board of Appeals was submitted and read as follows: .. "A meeting of the Board of Appeals was na19m.i tt 98. 6lnd pond 80 fgllg"'l;): held in the City Hall, March 8, 1948 at 10:00 A.M., and the following petitions were considered and decisions rendered: ...... ~~ .~..~ ." ...,. 1. Request of Mr. Arthur R. Yiarren of 2645 Columbia Street for permissable setback from 26th Avenue East of 16i' and Chula Vista Street of 14' 0". The Board approved this request. 2. Request of Mr. T. C. Lucky, Jr. for a waiver of setback on 22nd Avenue West at the Southeast corner of Olive Street a minimum of 2'0" on 22nd Avenue, Mr. Lucky has desiGned a house which is 55' in width and the lot is 60'; therefore with 3' setback from the interior lot line this would leave only two feet on the street side, this request is denied on the grounds that all residential lots are required to maintain a minimum of 15' on the side streets. 3. Request from Mr. E. E. Carroll for a two foot setback on 18th Avenue West at the corner of \Jashington Street. This request denied as minimum re- quirement for residential area is 15'. Mr. Carrol can comply with the setback rebulations by shifting his proposed house and garage on the lot. 4. Request of Mr. Harold Lyons to construct a tlquonset hutlf in the rear of his building at 1203 Willamette Street for the purpose of furniture storage and warehouse. This request was denied, by reason of the code requirements for the area. The property being in fire zone No. I would require a four hour fire re- sistive structure, and a "quonset hut" does not have any fire rating. 5. Request of Mr. George Turnbu~l of 21?5 Agate Street to convert his eight room residence to a multiple dwelling by remodeling the upper story for a three person apartment. 'This in no way would alter the exterior of the structure and would provide for the apartment entrance on the rear side of the house. This request was tabled by the Board with the suggestion that the petitioner make formal application to rezone his property." It was moved by Crumbaker, seconded by Hawn that the report of the Board be re- ceived and placed on file and that the recomm,endations contained therein be approved. Motion carried. 6 A permanent report of the Planning Commission was submitted and read as follows: "As a permanent report pursuant to the Resolution of said City, directing the City Planning Commission to prepare a report upon certain requests for re- cl~ssification and zoning of certain areas within said city, the City Planning Commission adopts as its permanent report the following: The Planning COlnmission recommends the denial of the following rezoning and change of classification petition, viz. C. S. ROUCH: The North one-half of Lot 10 and all of Lot 11 in Block I of Belmont Addition. Property iocated at 1925 Adams Street. Requested change from R-I (Single Family) to R-3 (Multiple Family) classification. The Planning Coramission has moved to place the following petition upon the table for the reason that the intended use may come within the terms of the new zoning ordinance. J. O. OLSEN: The West 9.2 feet of Lot? and the East 15.8 feet of Lot 6, all in Block Three (3), Packard's Addition to Eugene, Oregon. Property located at 2?1 West ?th Avenue. Requested change from R-2 (Multiple Family) to 1-2 (Light Industrial) classification. The Planning Commission has placed the following petition upon the table for the reason that the requested change may be carried out under the terms of the new zoning ordinance: MRS. O. L. DOLYNOOK: East 45 feet of Lot 2 and the East 45 feet of the North 35 feet of Lot 3, Block 5 of Cheshire's 1st Addition to Eu€ene, Lane County, Oregon. Property located at 558 West First Avenue, ~ugene. Requested change from R-I (Single Family) to R-3 (Apartment) classification.ll ,~