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<br />I I 5.1 THE VETERANS' ARE 'PLANNI NG TO PAVEl,'THE PARK I,NG AREA BACK OF THE VETERANS BUILDING
<br /> ii TO AFFORD MORE PARKING/sPAcE ANO Sl'FLL MAINTAIN ACCESS BETWEEN ,THE :VETERANS BUILDING
<br /> " AND THE LANE TOWERS FROM 16TH AVE NUE TO THE EAST-WEST ALLEY AND IN ORDER TO DO THIS
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<br /> , ,tHEY WI'LL PAVE THE PRBSENT 14-FOOT ALLEY ADJACENT TO THE ~ETERANS BUILDING IN ACCORQANCE
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<br /> !I WITH CITY SPECIFICATIONS RELATING TO GRADES AND PROPER DRAINAGE OF THE AREA; HOWEIJER,I
<br /> THE VETERANS DESIRE TO USE THIS ALLEY FOR PARKING AND KEEP AN ADEQUATE RIGHT OF WAY OPEN
<br /> I, BETWEE!N THE VElTERANS'BUILDING AND ITHE LANE! TOWERS APARTMENT. I ! I
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<br /> ii THIS PLAN PROVIDED THAT THE
<br />CO il THE COMMI THE RECOMMENDED THAT THE COUNCIL APPROVE
<br /><:: I, IJ ALLEY WAS PUT I N TO PROPER 'SPEC I F I CAT IONS AND PROV I DED THAT PROPER ACCESS WAS MAINTAINED
<br />1-=1 " BETWEEN 16TH AVENUE AND THE EAST-WEST ALLEY TO SERVE BOThl LANE TOWERS AND.THE ~ETERANS
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<br /><t I' BUILDING."
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<br /> I, IT WAS MOVED BY CRUMBAKER, SECONDED By:Bo'OT8 THAT HIE REPORT OF iTHE PUBLI C WORKS
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<br /> II COMMITTEE BE ADOPTED. MOTION CARRIED.
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<br /> I REPORTS IOF BOARDS AND COMMISSIONS I I
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<br /> 3 !i A REPORT OF THE BOARD OF ApPEALS - REQUESTS OF K. MORIN AND ARTHUR WARREN WAS SUBMI TTED
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<br /> II "THE BoARD OF IApPEALS HELD A MEETI NG AT :T.HE CI TY HALL; SEPTEt'llBER I 8, 1952 A'ND THE
<br /> II FOLL6WI~G MEMBE~S WERt PR&SENT: ...:. MR. .'JOHN LUVAAS,I NlR. SAwMoRR IS, MR. CHARLES GI LLI LAN
<br /> " . AND MR. ,'ADRIAN VAALER~ , ,'I I I
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<br /> THE PURPOSE OF THIS MEETING WAS TO CONSIDER THE FOLLOWING REQUESTS FOR VARIANCE OF
<br /> 'J AREAS AND -SETBACKS ASRBQUIRED BY THE ZONING ORDINANCE: -, . I
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<br /> I . MR. K. MORIN WHO OWNS A PIECE OF PROPERTY AT. THE NORTHWEST CORNER OF 17TH AVENUE
<br /> AND FERRY STREET HAS R El QUE S TEl DW A' I V E R OF REAR YARD-AREA AND SETBACKS FOR FRON JYARD FOR
<br /> THE eURPOSE OF CONSTRUCTING A DUPLEX. FRONT YARD SETBACK R~QUIREMENT IS 12 FEET,
<br /> REQUEST IS FOR TEN FEET TO ACCOMMODATE A DOUBLE CARPORT WHICH PROJECTS FROM FRONT OF
<br /> RESIDENCE. S fNCe:' THE ENTRANCE '0 THE'CARPORT liS FROM THE ALLEY ON THE WEST SIDE OF THE
<br /> LOT ,I ~tHE -:STRUCTURE COULD ',B'E BUILT TO" THE 12 FOOl! SETBACK LINE; I
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<br /> REAR YARD REQUIREMENT IN THE R-3 ZONE IS 25% OF THE LOT DEPTH OR 16.75 FEET; THE
<br /> . PETITIONIASKS FOR I I I FOOT REAR YARD OR A WAIVER OF 5.75 FEE:t. THE LOT IN QUESTION IS
<br /> I! THE WEST HALF OF A CORNER LOTA~D IS 67' BY 80' IN DIMENSlO~ CONtAININ~ 5360 ~QUA~E
<br />. II FEET. ORDINANCE REQUIRES 2500 SQUARE FEET FOR EACH UNIT OR A MINIMUM OF 5000 SQUARE
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<br /> I: FEET PER LOT FOR DUPLEX.
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<br /> I' I T!:tE BOARD FELT THAT'THE CARPORT COUllD BE LOCA TED' TO THE REAR OF tHE RESIDENCE
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<br /> THEREIH ELIMDNATING ANY HARDSHI P. I REQUEST WAS DENIED BY UtlJANIMOUS VOTE .
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<br /> 2. MR. ARTHUR R. WARREN OF 2615 COL~MBIA STREET REQUESTS WAIVER OF LOT AREA FOR THE
<br /> 'I PURPOSE OF CONSTRUCTINGIA RESIDENCE 8Y SUBDIVIDING A PIECE OF PROPERTY AT 2585 COLUMBIA
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<br />I TH~S RROPERTYIIS DESCRI!BED AS LOT - I , BLOaK 3, CHULA VISTA PARK AND EXTENDS FROM I
<br /> COLUMBIA TO CHULA VISTA STREET. THE PORTION IN QUESTION IS THE EAST 75.2 FEET 'OF SAID
<br /> LOT WHICH WOULD HAVE A 60 FOOT FRONTAGE AND CONTAIN 4500 SQUARE FEET; THIS IS 1500
<br /> SQUARE .FEBT UNDER REQUIREMENTS. THE WEST HALF OF SAID LOT CONTAINS A RESIDENCE WHICH
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<br /> 'THE BOARD FELT THIS~WAS ITOO LARGE AVAR I A'NCE FROM REQUIREMENTS AND DENIED'TH'E
<br /> REQUEST IB'1f UNANIMOUS VOTE. " I ., : I
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<br />e IT WAS MOVED BY CRUMBAKER, SECONDED BY BOOTH THAr THE REPORT OF THE BOARD OF ApPEALS
<br /> BE REFERlRED TO THE PUBUC WORKS COMMitTEE. MOTION CARRIED.
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<br /> .1 PETITIONS)AND OOMMUNICATIONS' ,
<br /> 4 I' A ROOMI'NG HOUS8 APALIC~TION, AS APP~OVEDBYTHE POL ,:C E, FIRE, BUILDIN~ AN~HEA~TH
<br /> DEPARTMENTSl WA'S SUBMI THO FOR K8NNED~COURT MOTEL, 1522 W. '6~H AVENUE BY E. w. GROGAN.
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<br /> I T WAS MOVED .BIY ISIIEGENTHALER, SECONDED 'BY CRUMBAKEIR TiHAT THE A P P LI C A T'I 0 N AS APPROVED,
<br /> BE ENDORSED.
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<br /> 5 .. THIE FOLUOWING PETITIONS TO. REZONE WERE SIUBM I TTE D: I
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<br /> STENWI CK .. KOK-,. 'T.O .RE ZONE 8ETWEEN ALlMADEN AND FILMORE, AND 7'TH AND 8TH AVE. FROM R-2 TO c-21
<br /> !i EL~INE MOORE GETTY AND MARTHA MOO~E SELANDE~, TO REZONE WES'T 12TH AVEN'UE BETWEEN LINCOLN I
<br /> " AND LAWRENCE STREET FROM R-3 TO C- 2. I
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<br /> Ii EARL LWARE - 19TH' AND JEFFERSON tFRO:M C-2 ANI> R-I TO C-2, NEIGHBORHOOD COMMER~IAL.
<br /> RALPH LAKE - SOUTHWEST CORNER OF 15TH AND ORCHARD FROM R'-I TO C-2.
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<br /> , I T WAS MOVED B,Y CRUMBAiKER, SECONDED BY BOO~H THAT THE PETITIONS BE REFERRED TO THE CITY
<br /> Ii ATTORNEY FOR THE NECESSARY RESOLUTION, AND TO THE P~ANNING COMMISSION FOR CO'NSI DERATION AT \
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<br /> l' H E I R :OC T 0 B E R 7 l' H MEETING. MOTION CARRIED.
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