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Special Permit r - .,.f - r , ~ ~ ~ i ~ ~ . ~ SPOKA:v`E COU11iY PLAEMIPIG COTrli''_ISSIOPl County Court House Spoka.ne 11, Washington ~ , Phone B. 1141 - Ext. 255 ~ U SPF;CI.4L PERMI T FEE $Ixa%x ~ 5.40 ~ N AiV, W. E. Tor. l,ert DATE k'eby ;~1, 1~49 PR~JSEPZi rAlIILING AnDRr^,SS No. Pro~;re_s Veradeie PHCI'TE W, 3784 ~ LEGAL DESCRIPTIOrd OF PF.OPFRTY (Give complete description fram deed, tax receipt or contract.) ~y CHL.,GK FOR: NV S~ ~ F, R.Tl"0DE LING & ALT~~RpTIOi~~S''~~ CHAr~~GE Or' LOCP~TSc~i? '^RU~TL~?.F,.3 U.in~ an apartmeLi elready construc~ed F17 F.: 3SF . , r -,t.nrA r:iATERI?1L (Resi-dence, store, garage, e tc. ) (Frame, concrete ar brick) DT MENS I OT~: S FOUN DAT I ON B ASF ii T (Length & y+fidth) (Concrete, b2ock, etc. ) (Full, part, nona ) STOP.IES R00MS UNITS L?Gi-ii?'I'TG S 7.~V A?F, (1, 1;, 2 etc. } (Elect., 'Gee, etc. )(Septic t-ank, v,~sspool) ,~.i;CESS4RY nUILDINGS ESTI111-IiTED COST (Garage, barn, chickenhouse, etc.) (Include mmn labor) R~1J :15.PkS F;",FSV, N?MBER To be furnished by tre F'lanninb Commissian upon request. GiVF' DISTA:•CE F7~Wf SIDE PROPERTY LIIVE TO ENTRAIICE OF Hc_) j1SV, Feet from p:operty line. STREFT THE HOUSE FACES (Eust, IYest, North, South) (State which side) SrON7Ti_TjO1+T Necessary to have a PER'::TT FR0M the Count,y Health lJnit, (r~."d corner of Conrt House Block) on all installations of s,-wage ' V.':'ER COA1rlECTI0P1 VJhere any work is performed on Count,y pronerty or riE ht-of-.vay or, in any manner, disturbs the sur£ace, shouldors or ditches of rounty Ponds :~r:~r:r:is- sien must be had from the County Engineer's Office. STATE HIGK!VAY DEP1,RTr:CENT t'lhere the str«cture faces on a State Hi~;hway this permit is issued subject to meeting requirerients and regi~lations of tre ;+ashir.gtorl Depart- ment of Highwa,ys in coopcration with the '•'+ashington State Patro1, and th:-, grant.ing nf apermit r.equired by the Depa.r-tment of Highvaays. ~ILLP1DARDS AP1D SIGIJS Not to bo a13.owed in rostric+.ed or undesirablo places. Loca- ~ tion subject to varification. A fee of $1.00 for each sign is requi-red. V Z~:G A permit is nacessarv to m.ave old b?tildings to a nc,rr locatior.. If mrTrod on a StRte Highway, r.-crmisslon will h^•Te to be had from that clep3rtment. ZOr?E Strtjcture to conforrr. to regul=itions as to USE in Zono District vrhere located. (Sign hcre ) ~ ~ ~ ~ , r April 8, 1949 /i . , , Mr • W ~ E • TO Y`bs1't r 505 North Progres• 1 • Yeradale, Washington ' ~ Dear Mr. Torl»rts i' ~ Enoloaed, pleue find n"3peolil Pemit" grented to yeu by ths PlnYming Commisaion on Maroh 23, 1949. Aleo, please find enoloeed in stampe, the eumn oP 20 osnts, rebate on your cash dspoeit in the sum of =5•00, filed for paymalt oP expenaes attsndant to the oona iderdtion of your Speoidl Permit. STATE?!tENT 0F EJCP'ENSE Pcrmit & Certifioate oP 4ooupa--ioy s1,00 Phya 3ca1 Surtrey o£ property 1090 Hlue printa and rsape , 7b Poetags .68 Examination oP owmership rsaords 050 Tn T?+.L $4.80 9ery t ruly ynurs, • S POgANE C OIINT7C PLAN iJI NG C 0'.'1; I SS IOi. By tdg4r T. iUmley, E"o. Seoretary ~ . , : . , ~ . /1 f ~ ~ t - . LIST UF A!?JACEid^1 r' :'i i~.i~i" ~',;`?~EI~S I:vi'TF.T ;~D• ~ Block 50, Vera 1. J. L. Gill9spie, Veradale, '+ti'ashington Block 52 2, B. N. Adama, 702 N4rth Adar±ls, Yerada3e B lock 53 ~ 3. Kennet~l S. Bush, Veradale, vfasr.ington Block 51 4. Thomas P.4ett, North "O1 Progress, Veradale, KasY;ington Block 54 5. E. W. Gr-.*mas, 14901 East Valleyway, 'Jeradale, 'Vaqshingtor. 6. Julius A. :3.omRin, Veradale, Washir:gton 79 Mrs. Nettie Burns, Veradale, W„shington 8. 4dolph E. Batanann, East 14408 Brvadway, Vera(lale, Yrashington 99 Helen W. Bibboney, Escrow 1136, Ola Na+iona.l 3ank, S,,)okane 10. :i. C. Allison (Hazel rAathers) Rorte 1, Veradale B lock 55 11. T.4. C. Millar NO ADDRESS Try Veradale 12. L. Crenshavi Jones, jo S. & E. L7992 13. D. R. Stephens, 15703 Valleyway, Veradale Block 58 14. M. E. Bugbee, North 322 Yrogress, Veradale 15. Anita E. Swanson, Veradale 16. Ernma C. Geesey, Dishrnan 17. L. Y,. Fuek, 15114 EaGt VQlleyway, Veradale, ~'Tasr;i-icton Is. C. H. YLielke, Veradale, tiTjashington 19. B. M. Cheney, Fidelit,y W.F. 4763 Block 59 20. John Sheridan, 321 North Progress, veradale 21. W. W. Shields, Veradale, 71ashir,gtoti 229 R. 6ti. Swi.ndlinr,, L. 286, Fidelity 23. J. W. Black, VAradale, Washington 249 J• F.. Mckay (U. U-4 otipe) Veradale, Washingtnn Block 60 25. J. P. Fvrry, North 1212 Flora, Greenaares, iPTashington 2 6. R. T. IAoore, Anthony, Baker ~ Burns, L. 3427 Mohawk Bu i ldi nr, Spokane 27. R. H. Alton, S2erwond Buildi_ng, Spo3kene, Vrr rh rgton 28. C. W. Bnyington, Roi;te 1, Box 949 Oswego, Oregon 29.(R. C. 3akley) V. B. ',~ri~;ht, 24720 F. Vallc;,,may, Veralale, !1Ashington 30. W. F. Ranlett, L2176, First Fedaral 31. M. E. Gillespie, Veradale, Washington Copies o£: The s bove no-~ LZ-. mailed Morday, March 14, 1949 By Ethelde Pazer . - ~ , ~ ~ .L ~ ~ • ~ ~ . i ~ ----~.--~-,t? - ~ ~ - ; . - ~ YJ ` ~ . NOTICE OF PLTBLIC HEARIIVG NOTICE IS HUFEBY GIVEAT thqt the Spokane County Planning Cnm• misJion will hold a public hearing in the Commissioners' Assembly Room in the Ceunty Court House mn Wednesday, Vani Uo 1W at 2:00 P.M. to make decision on the follnwing pro ject : ?be wp1"43es 1~ • Taar%!t ~'~r' w sp~rial velod~ ~ ~ YSA o!' m alveft e i ~ 1 • ot ga~'t ~ ~~ar! ~ Pse~►. ~#i~a~ L~' xirr~l~►!~ ~ . ~ s!~ cenewq►o -4aq&1Vg%8Qy sa w,ert "d Val 1 ur ~i0~ l~y t~ q*~ •ir 3'~+e~riN ~ ~'~~~►Y• } At said tirne and place, any interested person ma;y be heard for, or against, the granting of the above applicatian. SPOKANE COUNTY PLANNING CON1PIZSSIOPI gy"(,~'f Edgah- T. Hawiey, Exec. Sec tary DATED: Spokane, Washington ~ Iurab . . Marsh 10, 1949 yr. W. B. lorbert 508 North Pro6res• Readl 9eradals, xashington Dear 1fr. lorbert i The hearing mn your RppIication for a SpPcial Permit to us• an apartmsnt alrsady oanstruoted for a rstail fur store, i~raat 84, Yera, has reen definitEly set for 17ednesda,y, ya"h 230 1949 Qt or near 2:00 F.-.m. Vre are unable to tell you the exact hour when your prvjecr will be considered, as the order of rusiness for the session is quit.E extPnded. It 4-s esser.tial trat you or your representetive be present at the public hearing, as the Cormission r.iay desire furtr.er information rela- tive to yaur propased activity. Enclosed, pleese fin3 fnur notices of public heAring, three of which are 'vo be pooted a'; +rr?e c;anspicuous places on tha proposed site of your h;iili:incr. Thi5 sn.:;u1.3 Ue done imr.:ediately upon their rec;eipt, as tne njli(.:PS should he posted at leasT ~Ri: days before the dato set for the hee-r4n,-, Tlie othez• notic:e sh-)uld ba kept for your files. 1'de are also unclosing an af£idavit of postin& to bP comp_leted by you and filed with the Secretary in this effice sometime before tho hearingr xf you have nct already done so, it will be necessary to see Mr. Excell, Coanty Sanitarian, in regard to your saxiitRtion -or your permit cannot be given consideration. Very truly yours, SPOKAYE COUI`1TY PLA~'~1NING COA4AISSION , ETH:esp B -t.=.~~'%~=-"f'✓ , ~`~:y Y Enc. 5 Fdgar~ T. Hawley, Exec. Sec btary IN THE MATT'ER OF APPLICATIOr1 OF W. E. TORHER? P'OR A SPFC IAL F''L'RMI? TO CQWER? PART OF AN AIREAD1' CON3TRIIC?SD APART'.UiEHT I8T0 A RE?AIL FOR STORS, ON PART OF TRACT 64, PBRA, ON THL CORNFR OF pROQRE3S ROAD AND VALIEYWAT IN TflF 18000 BIACH EAST AND TRE 500 BLOCK RORTH, 3ECTIOA 140 TOWNSH?P 25 NuRTfi, 1tANGS ' 44. E.11f.M., SFaOKANB COUNTY, WASHIN(3TOF AFrIDAVI?' 4F POSTING STATE OF "NASHIPIGTOl'1 ~ ) U V CO?'NTY OF SPOKAr'E ) , be inr f irst duly sworn, depo ses and says : That at all times mentioned l:erein he was, and ncrrr is, G citi2en of the 1lnited Statos, a resident of SpckQne County, Yt4sh ~ng+.on, ancl over the af*e of twenty-one ysars, That on , 19 , he personally Pcsted ~hree (3) true and correct copios of the hereto att-ached NOTICE OF P11flLTC I'EA?ING at the rollow- ing places in Spokar.e Count,y, to-wit : 1. 2. 3. Subscribed and sworn to beforA mP , 19 . NOTARY Pi?BLI C IN F,IID: OR SPOhAI'TE CO=Y, Y> r.SEINTGTON Resic3ing at Spokane, Vlashington • NOTICE OF P;,TBLIC HEARING NOTICE IS HliFEBY GIVErT thAt the SpokRne County Planning Cnnp- mission will hold a public hearing in the Commissioners' Assembly Room in the County Court House nn Wednesday,. WO at 2:00 P.M. to make decision on the follnwing pro ject : 'tlrs 6ppl44*140 o!' X. N• 1earl4"rt !"w • syntsi permit rs *=V"% yart at ai &lr06dr ius s sriaii !'ar o'`woo ge tmwt ot !'!Mt ri*w. SMtiou 14, Tonwtlp ~ fts" 440 L• W. 490 SVWMW 00=fr• Wft9b1r4t0U* M !br MrnlW Q! x't"WO" it%ei Mi Yat 14WOSx iU UO U000 SU*k t=ast rM tle 5AiO Nlmk borAri►e (10 tetw •f Fregar-mipe1 t" 11114'-~'iray ) At said time and place, any interested person mQy be heard For, or against, the granting of the above eppl.ication. SPOKANE COUNTY PLANNING COMPTISSION r~ y Edgu4• T. .Hawley, Exec. Sec ` tary DATED: Spokane, Vlashington ~ *Arqlb ~ IN THE MATTER OF APPLICATI01' OF W. E. TORHERT , FQR A SPEC IAL F'FRI.'IT TO CUNVERT PART OF AN AIREADY CONSTRUCTED APART?~NT INTO A RETAIL FUR STORE, ON F'ART OF TRACT 54, VERA, ON THE; CORNER OF PRC`GRESS ROAD AND VALIEYWAY II4 THE 15000 BIACK EAST AND THE 600 BLOCK NORTH, SECTIGN 14, TU►'iNSHIP 25 NURTfi, RANGE 44. E.W.1vi., St'OK.4NE COUNTY, WASNI1GTOpT AFFIDI±VIT OF POSTING STATE OF ti`1ASFiINGTG:? ) ) SS. COUZJTY OF SPCKAPTE ) being £irst duly sworn, deposes and says : That at all ti.me^ mentioned lierein he was, and now is, z citi2en of the 1lnited States, a resident of Spokane County, Ylashing':on, and over ttie are of twenty-one yPars, That on 19,~c9 he personally posted three (3) true and correct copies af the hereto a,ttached NOTICF OF P1T13LIC t?FAnING at the follow- ing places in Spokar.e CountV, to-wit: 2. , i , 3. l ' _ Subscribed and sworn to beforA me ' 19~r NOTARY PITBL C _~J AN-D :'OR SPOKA~IE COLTrT; Y, V: r:SHINGTQN Residing at Spokane, 'llashington TORBERT FITR STOR_E SPECIAL PERMIT This date has been set for the publio hearin;- on the application of ',7. E. Tor 'oert for a spacial permit to convert an epartment into a retail fur s tore located at 505 North Progress just north of Valleyway. All required posting end adve-•tising have been aaaomplished and 31 property owmers notified by mail of the time and placa of the hearing. No protests have beenteceived to the gra nting of the pe rmit. ~UT~ MArch 23; 19,!9 The minutes of k'ebruary 16, 1949 were approved as suomitted. 1,1EMBERS: Preser.t: Messrs. Ife,enach, Anderson$ Myhre, Fosseen, State, Rohwer, Che.f- f ins & Exce 11. Visitors : Messrs. Sturman, Holmes, Simpson, Schiffner, C. J. b4ast, Tou3.ouse, Shaw, Alton, Graves, Hills, Kimble, Gillespie, Bush, Tart Hanson, Pettibone, rlelson, Torbert, Signs, Burnett, 14r. & Mrs. Frank Hollen, Mesde►mes. 4'Hrezor, & iVIielke. SAVAGFAU PRFLIP1IINARY PLAT . ~ Mr. ueenach: Mr. Sturman is the Engineer for this plat. Is he here? Asr, Sturman: This is a preliminQry drawing. These are 5-acre tracts just north of Harrington's Addition a.nd west of Hutohinson's Addition ad jacent to and north of Broadway. rdr. Meenach : Is this west of Argonne Road? ~Ir. 8turman: It is about 3A of a mile west. Rr. Aleene►cg: Anyone interested in this plat? Rr. $turman: Mr. SavQgeau is the owner. 14r. 101eenach: This is j>?st a preliminary plat are you familiar with the requirements? bIr. Sturr.ian: Yes, the water is going to be put in b,y Mr. Reeder. lar. Savageau: Mr. Reeder has a well here. (Shc7wing on the map.) 'Mr. Ileenach: Ts Mr. Reeder present? Ilr. Reeder: I have a well here. We hQVe a 250 gallon pump in mind. The werl now has a 75 gallon pump. This is being used b,y only 3 or 4 houses. This runs from Broadway to Park Road and down Mission. There is a sec- ond well naw ready to be dug. Mr. Andersoni Are you goir.g to connect with any other lines in the Valley? Mr. Sava~eau: There is a line on the other side of this corner lying he r e. ( how i ng on the map r1r. Andereon: The lines should be conneoted so if one cannot supply enough water, you can turn the water on from the other pumps. Mr. Sanageau : That is just what vre are tryir.g to do. Mr. Excell: tle will have to get a permit frona the State Board of HeQlth ?or t~e wate r system. Mr. Meenach: The water mains have to be in before the Finel Plat is +aooeptede tither that, or a bond be furniahed to show it wi.ll be done. Is there an,yone tn be heard on this? Thv lots are 75 x 1401 lots, l'YhQt ~ about these 40' streets? Mr. State : The 40' streets comply with our present ordinance. VVhen a street is less than 400 feet long, they may have a 401 street. Mr. Bdeenach: Do you plan to extend this street? Mr. Savageau: No, T don't. Dorn's Coizrt has a house just where the street would go thrnurh. Mr. State: Secnndly, the street will be a 40' width here too. (Showing on the map) Hutchinsnn's Addition has only 40 foat streets. Mr. Meenach: Dn you think it is all right in its present form? 1-1r. ,tate :We think it complies with our regulations for the preliminary p~at. 'Ihe only thing we want to emphasise is the water system. I4r. Pwleenach : Do we have a motion? Mr. State : I move it be accepted as Q preliminery plat. Mr. Anderson: I Secnnd that motion. MOTIOIJ CARRIED. ACtIOX: Plat accepted as a proliminary plat. ~ HOL."ES PRELIP4IJ`1ARY PLAT Mr. Hawley: Mr. Bentz is the Engineer for this plat. Is he present? rRr. Hol.mes: Mr. Bentz could not make it today, but I am the owner of the land* this map gives the looation of the plat. (Showing map to the Board.) Mr. Meenaah: Is there anyone present who is interested in this preliminary plat of Holmes Subdivision? Just where is this? Mr. Holmea: This is located across from YYandermere an Highway #395. They sre starting to put in a new highway along here. (Showing on map. ) I own this property and we wan.t to plat this piecs here. The only question we have come to is the matter of wells. We have two acre tracts with a well for each in mind. That seems to be the main is sue. I have talked to Mr. Chaffins and Mr. Excell, and the HeQlth nepartment seems to think it is a11 right. Mr. Hawle,y: Do you intend to install the wolls yourse lf? ' Mr. Holms : I will install some, but some of the people weLnt to put thoir own wells in and Y will let them do that. Mr. Rohver: How many wells are you going to put in yourself? Br. A-o"imes: I hope I ean put in most of them. Otherwise, I would have to sell 3ust a plain piece of ground. It is much better for each family to have their own wells. The underground rf.ver aomes down through Spokane and out west. T dug a well here Qnd I have dril.led one here. (Showing on the map. ) T went 38' befare Y reaahed water. It runs the same all year long. The goverment tells me there is 400 square acres of land with water runni.ng on it all ,yeqr long. On the ones I build, the wells will be put in; the others will put in their own wells. We have to guarantee that the water isthere. There is no question of running nut of water. Mr. Meenach: It is a policy of this Planning Board to occept no plats vrithout rhe pf7ter having made provisions for wa.ter. That is something that has to be given serious consideration. Mr. Holmes : There is no wfxtor now on the rest of the lots, but we are putt7n g some in. Mr. Meenaah: I don't understand why people will tuild on land vrithout water. Mr. Fosseen: Didn't you say thore is water running underneath? Rr. i(eenaeh: There is water underneath all land, but it is the question of how f ar to go to dig for it. Mr. Rohwer: Don tt you hQVe some wells on that property novi? Mr. Holmes : Yes, we have two wells there now. Mr. Meenach: Does this land lie neact to ti'landermere? Rr. M"Imes : It lies next to the Old Corell Tavern• Mro txcell s There is ample water there at 65' down. Rr. Ileenach: Is this plaoe just before you make the turn to go down to Vfander- « mere? Mr. Excoll : Yes. ' Rr. Jlolmes: There is really more than ono acre to a tract, as there is no land taken out for roads. Yle have mftde them Iarger than acre tracts. Mr. MeenQCh : Mx. State, do you know anything about this ? Mr. 5tate :We have already pointed out the water situation. I think this is a matter that should be discussed in Executive Session. Mr. 2Jleenaeh : Does anyone like to ask any que st ions? Pr. Rolmes : I might add that later on we want to plat both sides of this* le thought that it wi11 be costl,y enough to start on nne piece now. Mr. MeonQCh: We just passed on one preliminary p1at. You knrnv what the requirements are. When you go nut to sell lots, you have to sell some facili- ties on it. The water has to be in, the roads in - that all has to bo takEn care of. Mr. Ho lme s: In the last 2 ye nrs there n:~~ve been 8 to 10 homes bui lt in that area. Mr. Fosseen: How rnuch does it cost to put in a well? 1'dr. T_°olmes: About 300 dollars for the digging. Around 540 dollars complete. Mr. Reenach : Thank you ve ry much, we will t al;e it under cons ideration. -2- HOLME:S PR7LIMINARY FI,AT Continued ACTIOW: The preli.ininary plat to be not Qdopted wntil all platt ing regulaticn s are complied with. PARK ROAD PRFLIr!fIATARY PLAT Mr. Meonach: Did you check this plat ovor, Mr. State? Mr, ttate : They are going to request for F. H. A. finQncing. Mr. Schiffner will make a statement of what they ran up against. The size of the lots are more than anple. The streets are 50 and 60 feet wide. Mr. Chaffins instruct- ed them that 50 feet would be the absalute minimum he would cansider. Mr. tfeenach: Anynne present who is interested in this proposed plat'• Do you • have a statement to make, I'dr. Schi£fner? Mr. 'Ochi£fner: I think everything is alear. We have complied with everything ` the P. f't. A. and Planning Cnmomission has advised us to do. This will be in a first-class Residential Section. we had the znne changed from Agricultural to Residential at the last meeting. It is to be a very nioe district. At present there are about 300 acres unplatted in that area. If we are able to get favorable loans here we wi11 make a showing and they might plat their property. 1^Te have aonformed with the F. H. A. Mr. Fosseen: Do you have any objecti.ons to this? Mr. Schiffner: No* I think it is a good project. I am promoting it. I hope no one will have any objections. It will be an attraction to that section of the country. I:4r. Reeder is supplying the water out there and is going to connect 3 iines up. Mr. Meenach: You understand before action is taken on the final plat, the water has to be in. Either thet or post a bond shawing it will be in. Mr. Schiffner: Just how long will it be befare you have the water i.n, 1!!Ir. Reeder? Mr. Reeder: Approximately 90 days. Yfe are going to connect the 3 lines and put in an Qdditional line so if there is any question of power failure we vrill still have water. There is a slopo towards the south. Mr. Meenach: Any questions` Is there anyone to ask any questions? Mr. Rohwer : I move the preliminary plat be accepted. Ilr. Posseen: I second the motion. rAOTI4N CARRIED. ACTION: Preliminary plat o.ccepted. COMr.AERCIA.;, ZO'T,, CHfis1GE Mr. Hawley: This is the date set for a public hearing on the petition of 22 residents and prop~Nerty owners to znne as a Comanercial District an area on Sprague Avenue between Evergreen nnd McbnnRld on the east and west and Main and the MilwQUkee Railroad right--of-way on the north and south. The areQ is now in an e stab].ished Agricultural Zone District. All regulAt ior.s as to advertising and publication hQVe been nbsvrved and 103 owners of adjacent properties notified by mail of tho time and place of the hearing. (Mr. HQwley reQd the petition. ) A peti,tion raading as follows : (Mr. Hawley read the petition) with 39 signators have been received protesting the zoning. We are in receipt of the following comnunication, s igned by 6 residents who had previously signed the petition requesting the ahange in zone classification. (Mr. Hawley read the petition. ) Representatives for both the petition and counter-petition aro present to make presentation. I have a lettor from Mrs. Gillespie protesting the zone ahQnge. (Mr. Hawley read the letter.) Mr. Meenaeh: Let us hear from someone who is in favor of this zoning• Mr. Hollen: I circulated the petition. I own the Fir Grove Auto Court at 13524 EASt Sprague. I want to put in a Chicken di.nner Place• I wa.s told I could get a zone change and the neighbors thought it to be a good idea. They said Pre could get I/3 more for our property if it were CommoroiRl zoned inetead of Agricultural. 0.3- CONL"4iERC IAL ZONE CHAFGE Continued Mr. Adeenach: Anyone else who is interested and is in favor of this petition? Mr. Toulause, 14r. 14ast dc Mrs. Jne 0'Bresor: ti"le are. - Afir. Aeenach: You are a11 property nwners in that area on Sprague Avenue? Ms. Andersnn: Do you have homas or just property in that area? ilr. Aast: I own some land and propose to put a hardware store on that corner. _ Pdr, Tnulouse: I have a home there. MY•s. 0'Brezor: I have a home there and some land. Ititlr~ Toulouse : Mr. Mast has a piece of property that he woizld like to put a hardwAre store on. He has the C. J. Mast Hardwa.re stare down on Rivers ide in the City at the present time. Mr. Dlast: That is the reasnn I have aigned the petition. I want to put an • apartment above the store and live there. Mr. McCRbe has his home there. At first he vvas not in £avor of it, now he is. He called me over and talked to ' me. Mra Meenach: The whole idea of this zoning is to put in a chicken-dinner place. Mrs. 0%rezor :We have some property we would like to sell as Commercial. AQr. Toulouse : I want the zone changed because it will raise the value of my property. I ari paying commercial taxes now, it might as well be com,nLercial praperty• Mr. Meenach: This is naw in an Agricultural Zone Distriat. 13usinesses can be granted by a special permit, after a public hea;ring. Mr. Secretary, will you give me the zoning pamphlets end I will read just what can be granted in a Commeraial zone wi.thout Q special permit. (Mr. Meenach reads the zoning ordinence.) Yow this is what you can have b,y special permit in an Agricultural Zone District. (rQr. Meenach reads the Agricultural requirements.) There are 22 3tems that are permitted in a Commercial Zond. Then there ere others that require a special permit. There are about 72 things that require a special permit. In an Agricultural Zone, you sre protected agaiist businessea, and they can be allawed by a special permit with the adjacent property ovvners notified. Then nothing Qan get in that will ruin the neighborhood. Now, let's hear from some of you who are opnosed to the chnnging of the zone. A.2r. Shaw: I Qm A. E. Shaw. T live Qt 13516 EQSt Sprague. I join the auto camp on t he west. I have liged in thQt neighborhood for 52 years. I have Q nice home. It is a Residential Distriat. And, I w ould like to have it pro- tected. That is why I am objecting to this change. If Mr. Hollen wants to put in a Chiaken-dinner pla,ce I dont t want to objeat to a man making Q l.iving but he has an auto cnurt now. However, I do objeot to a chicken dinner place. A beer parl.ar can go in there. We don't went that. The tourist cabin is bad enough at times. But, it is there now and there is nothing we can do about it. " I thought it was strange for the people to have signed this petition who have . nice homes . They shotild be interested in keeping them niae. I have 22 times as many signers an my petition as they have. Yfhen I asked the people just why they aigned, they said they were informed that I w ould sign the petition, also. They would like to have their names taken o£f the original petition, after know- ing just what a cotrmercial znne can do to them. They gigned my petit3on to keep it as it is. Mr. Rohwer : Are you of the opinion that azone cha►nge t o commercia3, will in- crease the value of your property? Mr. Shaw: Not a bit. I aeked a11 these people except a few. Mr. Toulouse said he is paying taxes on commeraial property, I would like to know if you oan tell me whether or not we are paying commercial ts.xes? i'1Ir. Meenach: We are not the Assessor, so w e oan't answer that question• t~r. Naw: Whon I talked to the people who signed the petition, not knowing what they were dozng, they asl;ed me to have their names taken off. I talked to I+'Ir. McCabe. He said he was not in favor of it at first. He has sold some property and they have nice homes on it. He also put in tho deed that they oan't build anything except a certain type home. Now he has changed his mind -4- COM ERCIAL ZONE Continued and wili let anything go in there. 11Ir. Toulouse sQid we are assessed as e C ommerc ial zane. Mr. T-ulouse has s igned this petition former ly. He came to me and s aid he was sorry he had signed the other petition. When I approached him to sign the petition he sQid he had ahenged his mind again and was in favor of the zoning. He said he hQd a chenoe to sell a pieae of his 2and. He also hss a family of little children. He should protect them from these types of aorameroial aativities. Mr. Mast bought that property knowing it was zmned as Agriaultural. He must ha.ve ]rnown about the objections of the speo ial permit that was going in out there a few years ago• T was the main one that kept it out. I have been there 52 years in that dietrict and I raised a family of children and eduaated them. I went to the Planni.ng Commission and got copies ' o£ forms of both Agricultural and Corr.mercial zoning. I shovred it to a11 the people I talked to, to show them x had proof of what could go in with a ~ Commercial Zone change. ".Rr. A,Teenaah: Thank you very muah, Mr. Shaw. Anyone else to or3eat? Mr. Graves : I own proporty on Sprague and :~vergreen, 3ust north of Sprague. 1Piro iReenaah: You have a home there? Mr. 6raves : Yes, I bought it about 2 years eCo. I have an a cree.ge. I bought it for a home. I have lived around Spokane sinae 1909. I don't want a beer parlor next to me. I object to the changing af the zr-)ne. Mr. Meenach: Thank you very much. 'je want to give everybody a chance to speak. Mr. Alton: I am a resident in the neighborhood. I have property in the VerQ district, in the Agriaultural zone. Y believe the present zone offers every- thing that the District desires. If this zone is changed to Commercie►1, Mr. Hawlay's offioe will be required to permit all types of objective businesses. I also object to the changing of this Znne• Mr. Rohwer: Do you believe the changing of the zone would inorease the value oT your property? Mr. Alton: No, I beliQve not. FQr a number of years I met with this Board f'or tho V'oa-lley Chamber of Corr.merce and it was the wishes of that club to Frotect the property owners and not have bus inessvs that aro ob jective. Mr. Aills :We have lived in thnt area for 20 years. I have children to be raised and i feel there is no advantage for Commercial zoning. I am right on the boarder of the zone. I received your card you sent out notif yi.ng us of this rrieeting. I would like to enter my protest. Mr. Kzmble: I live at 14817 Sprague. Iam about 1/2 o block EQSt of Evergreen. I moved there three years ago and hnve a place to live. Although i will not be direatly affeoted, I will be indirectly affeoted. I mo4ed out there because ~ it was zoned tlgricultural, and businesses could be kept out, or could be sllowed by a speeial pormit. I want to protest this request for a change of zor.e eless- ificution. I can't say it would improve my property in any way. Mrs. IvIielke : I live on Progross RoRd about 2 blocks from the Proposed change of zono. I think the mn;jnrity of the people out therA r►ave nice hnmos and wmt to keep them that way. I am opposed to the changing of the zone. Mr. Gillespio: I own Apnroximately 500' frnrtaga nn thp, Highway. Vle are very much against the zone change. WQ aro bebveen Progress and Adams Roads. I feel we should keep our community as it is. The *najority want to keep it like it is. I feel my property is much morQ valuablQ as Agricultural than Commerci al. tQrs. Mi3lke: I might add that we have 600' frontage, 100' more than Mr. Gilles- pie hAS. Mr. Bush: I am one block east of Evergreen. "re h4ve five acres. ','To moved out there 5 years ago in an Agricultural Zone District. I feeZ it should not be zoned as Commercial where there are so many fine homes in that district. Ian against the zoning. Mr. Tart: I have approxirr,ately 5001 frontage on the N. side of Sprague in that are a. The prope rty is fo r s ale . I w ould rath -r have it se Z1 f or hgricultural property than commercial. I think it is more va3.uable as it is. - 5- , C OIET,RC IAL ZONE CHATTGE C ont inue d Mr. Toulouse : I understood this is between Evergreen and MoDonald. It seoms like most of the protestants are outs idQ of this vicinity. Mr. UcCabe is not here today. He is partially disabled and could not mAke it to the meeting. He was agai?,st the change at first, but now he is in favor of it. He is one of the largest property rnvnPrs in th~~t area. Hoviever, he signed no petitions. I donft seo why people get the impression that a chi.c,ken-dinner place a1wAys serves beer. I took my two girls to a chicken-dinner place the other night and they didn't scrvo any beor. Mrs. Hollen: Mr. Shaw stated that everybody signed u:ith the idoa thnt he apnroved of it. 2Sobody mentioned Mr. Shaw's name. I went to the nezghbors and first I went to Mrs. Shaw. Mr. Shaw was not at home. PArs. ShQw was in ' favor of it, but I didntt have the petition to sign et that tzme. When I came back vrith the netition, tdrs. ShatN was gone. I went to the ne ighhors and they asked me if Mrs. Shaw had signed. I s?id,"No, not vet~ but when I talked to her she seemed very interestod." ThFit is the only time anyone mentior.ed the Shaw's names. Mr. Hollan : How many of the property owners on SpraguP Avenue between McD-nald and EvergreQn signed that petition' IVIr. Shaw: Everyone that si.gned this petition lives in that area. I will shox► you on the nap just where they live. We 1 ivo nt 13516 East Sgrague. PIr. Beacham lives at 13409 East Spraguep R. Rnot lives at Narth 102 Blake, Mr. Boge lives at 110 PTorth BIc-key 1.1r. Brett ]ives at r?orth 11E Bzake, Mr. Godfrey Iives at North 120 B1p-ke, lair. Stephenson lices at 13511 East Sprague, Mr. Schmidt lives at 13515 East Sprague, Mr. Mcuinnis lives at 13612 East SprAgue, Mr• Schier livPs at 13625 East Sprague, Scott Renfro lives at 13704 East Sprague, Mr. StoQig livos at 13417 East Sprague, Mr. Bowman lives at 13903 East Sprague, Mr. Graves lives at 13817 East Sprague, L'r. Strandborg lives at North 114 Evergreen, Mr. Hill lives at North 204 Evergreen, Mr. Gillespie livos at 13513 East Appleivay, Mr. Be ive lives at 13502 East Sprague, ldr• Goading lives at 13908 East Sprague and b1r. Gray lives at South 221 Blake. (Showing on t hv map. ) I hava 2~ times more namas on my petition that 1~Ir. Ho 3.len has , Mr. Hallen: I could have hud 100 signatures if I had wanted to, but I just got those in th~.t area. Mr. ShQw: I could have htzd 150 if I had gona to my churcht Mr. Toulouse : I hzve had people s+op n,nd ask mc if they could buy my proporty. They want commercial property and w^nt tn put up buildings. Mr. 1`doonaeh: Anyone e1.se to be henrd? • Prote ertY Ozmar: I:a~ould likc; to sny :+ncon ?'~7r. Hollon brought thr~t petition around to s Zgned, it d idn't have any informatinn about zoning on it, tdr. Shaw's petition did. He brought along the pamphlets for us to read r-tnd sQe just what a oommercial znne would dn to us. Mr. Hollon: 17e neod more bus a.nossc?s in thera ns r l l. the businosses are moving to upportunity and Dishman. "lci dnn't have enough shopping aroas now. You dontt find many homes on Spraguo nnymoro, thnt is a11 commcrcial prop,rty. Plr. Shaw: As you ^11 knoiv this winter was a hard one. When a person lives on 5prague, which wns kept very e lean durir.g the bad snow, we could dri4e into our drivovrays without getting stuck or going back up somo side street off Sprague to get home. We didn't have to st4rt out aarliEr to get to work cnd we didn't have to wr~.lk 1/2 a mole or more through a lot of snow or mud to get homo. Living on Sprague Avenuo is 4ery eanvenient. Mr. Alton: I might add thnt in vera they YlAVP, ? stores, one garage, 2 barber shops 2lackers, one school, 6 sorviee stations nnd many other buildings. I do n't th ink the noe d mar_y mo re . Yr. Meenach: Thank you verv much, we will consider this in Ezoautive Sessione, hCTION: gxec«tive session reports the zone change be denied. w S~ HANSON LU-MBER YARD MY►. Hawley: This is a public henring on the applicatzon of Messrs. H. J. Hanson, Jr., A. L. HQnson and J. B. n4clnturff for a specinl porm.it to cnnstruct and operato a ratail lumbor yard in tho East 14400 B1nck on the north side of Snrague Avenue between Harman and Adams Rorzds in the Vera Distriet in an estaUlished P.griculture.l Zono District. All regulutions have been oompleted wzth in accord with nur 14aster Zone OrdinancQ. Ttiventy-three owners of ad jaeent praperties have boon notified by mail of the time ond place of the hearing. There is to be an n£fieo buzldzng, 30 x 40, and a lumber shed, 20 x 80. The buildir.gs are to cnst npnrnximately $3,000. The spnnsors aro present to giva details of the pro:,nsed proiAot. Wo have received A petition prot3sting the gr^nting of the permit. (Mr. Hnwley road the petition, ) Mr. Henson is prosent + to explain his projeet. Mr. Kanson: WQ have a lumber yard at the present timQ on Froya in the C ity. ' Last summer most of our business was in Opportunity and around the Valley• We waro continually runn~ng back end forth. I wanted to bo sure about getting a permit to operate the y-,-rd. All the property is so high. They want $150 pe r foot. The pieco we wAnt to put our yard on costs abaut 1/3 of what it usually costs. I found oiat I hnd run into some difficulty. I didn't consult with many of the noighbors as I didn'tthink it was necessary. I didntt get a peta.tion it seems like they have one for me : Proport,y Otvner: Wo are west approximatoly 200t. It is a nice piece o£ property ftnd it can bc; utilized for snmothing nice. Mr. Rohwor: Do you anticipato a cabinet shop? Dr. Aanson: Not at the presont time, but it is possible we might want to havo ono • Mr. Meanach: Anyone in fnvor of this appliaations Axi,yone appased? lfr. Mays : I ha4e the property lying to the west o£ this piece of property, at 14317 Spraguo. I bought this proncrty tho f irst of the month. I dcn 't vrGnt to havc a lumber yard next door to me. The firQ hnZard iwould be too groat. I took it upon myself to take this petiti.on around. This proporty is a nioe place for a home and not n pluce for c lumber yard. Mr. Pottibone : I oitirn land in the same block across the lot. I have 390' of Prontage on th;; Agplewny. I am wc:st of Adams Road, between the Applow~y and the Railroad. I fcel Z hnve a substantial irrPestment in my home. I haQe had roal estata men tcll mQ I could get $30,000.00 for my 6 ncres and my home. If thi.s lumber ynrd goos in, thct twill rcduce the value of my land. I have somo interest in the matte r. A11 of the homos east nf Evergroen have a large valuo. I think the LGw1 s A. LaNr;ls hnme is in the A40, OOQ class. We wore herd protest- , ing that antiquc shop a fcvr mnnths ago. Ynu can ro right down that stroet on both sides and see a1l lrvely homes, with the. exooption of one bvi.2ding that > went in beforo this prnpcrty was zoned. Of cniirse t,ra can do anything about that now, Dut Evo do wnnt to s top any further businessos coming in. Mr. Nezscn: T moved out thcre 6 months nCo and I havQ a famil,y of children. Naturn lly it would hurt the value of m`T propert,y. 1':'2:y donsn't he go to n Corimareial area to put up a commerciuZ business? Thcy get the Plrinninr, Com- mi s s ion to change the zor_e to Comrw-rc ir:l, they get the i r proporty c he npc r, but it cheapans the iyhole neighborhood. I think it would be bast iF hQ gets a piece of land which is ulready zoned Commercial• 12r. Mec:naeh: All }hose opposed to this Fermit please rnise their hands. (15 opposed. ) Those in favor. (2 in favor. ) Mr. Gillespie : W'e are not against buszness in a business location. Wo have a nico brick building. Howover, I do lno1v of a location north of the Appleway betwoen Progross and Sullzvan just west of the variety store that i-s for sale. I think they vriZl se].1 a.t f'or $50.00 a fnot frontage. Mr. Hanson: Thank you very rnuch, Iwill Iook into the matter. Mr• Aeennch: Thank you vQry much. This mattcr will bc docided upon in Exaa- uti4e 5ession. ACTIOhs: Exeeutive Se$sion reports that the permit be denied. -7- TORBERT FUR SH4P SPEC IAL PFRIAIT rhr. H:rrley: This datc has been set for the public hearing on the application of W. E. torbert for a special permit to corvert en a partment into a retail fur storo located at 505 North Progress just north of VUlloyvray. All required posting und advertising havo been aecomplished and 31 property ownors notifiQd by mail of tho time and plcLce of the het:ring4 No protcsts have been roceived to thc granting of the pclrmit ~ Mr, Torbert: I bought this building for a hnmc and apartment house. I donlt think it would dopreciate the property any. I havc a$25,000 valuv on tho homej It dousn't depreciate the property in any senso. Thcre will be no chnngo in the appearance. Mre I4eenach: 1"rould you explain just what you wcnt to do. ' gr.. Torberf: I want to npernte a fur stnrot I x►ant to convert one of the opartmcnts into n fur salon. I Tnrill have tnilor made, custom made, and all types of coats made to fite You find this type of store in most districts in Ser:ttle, A fel;i don tt havo them. Thero is no odor there. This can b e A eonver.iF;nce to overyonQ in tho V<<11oy. T thought of renting a down town aroaj but fcu can't rent down town propertyG There is too much overhe£:d. I ean go in-~o the Vallcy and give them tho sorviae and thoy ce.n save 20f • There wontt be that lurge ov~)rhe^d in tr:o Valleyo I looked at it fram other peoples stand- poin-:: to start wa.th. If I vrr.re che.nging the zone, I wauld figrt tooth and nail to l;cop it the way it is nov,r, but Zam not doing that. I wontt even change the building on tho outside. There will not even bc a display window to mukc; it look aomrnerciul. If a lady wants a coat I wi11 t aka her measuro- ments and mukc it for her. It wi11 be a small customers store. Mr. .14oennch : I think that explains it* lAr. Rativlc,y: Mr. Chairman, I ivould liko to scy Mr. Torbert took this up and it could bo a homc occupation. Mr. Tobert thought it would be better to have a special pormit, bccauso i.f he evcr intonded to oxp^,nd he would be rvquirod to hnve a special permit. He scomingly wants to do what is right. jyqr. Torbert: The only oxpansion would bc a oold storage in the basoment. I could put up a concreto blocl: building in the back yard. Mr. Gillespie: Tt is true Mr. Torbert could have this by a home occupation• I bQliQVV most of the pQOple around would bo in favor oF granting the permit• I beliove tho Planning Commission could consider his plans as a Homo 4ccupation. #e have no objeetions. Mr. Meenach: AnyonQ clsc to say a word? If not, the motter will bo considured in Executive Session. ACTION: Exc;cutivo Session roports the permit b,~ granted. . SIGNS HOTEL SPEC IAL F'FRirIIT Mr. Hawley: This is tho publie hearing on the application of Charlas Signs for a special permit to cnnstruct and operate a r.iotel in the Gardon Springs area facing on the Sunsot Highway, aNproximatel.y 300 yards =ly of the Hx11 Top Store and 14 miles west of tho City limits of SpokanQ, locatQd in an established Agricultural Zono District. A11 roquired a.dvertising eznd posting havo beon aooomplished culd 18 owners of ad,jneont properties hnvo beon notif iod by mail of tho time and place of the hearing. Uno protost has been reoeivod from Charles W. Hill ofl Colfax. (Mr. Hawley road the Iottor. ) The pro ject has becn ca'Lled to tho attent:Lon of Mr. Excoll of the County Health Unit. The project is to consist of 8 units of 3 rooms oaah at a aost of $14,000.00• ~-Ir. Mec;nn--h= Zs this beyond tho turn that gocs to Cheney? igns :It is across from the Hill Top Storo, Tho cutoff betwuen the storo L-Ind tho Highway. HigYr,•ray #395, that is. Tyirr. Pggers cuid Hawoll own the property on the wost sido nf ine. I have Lots % 9,0 15 and 16. T don't knaw :Rrr.at this gentleman hos in mind of protesting frorr, Colfax. Tho buildinga will te of 8 units with 3 rooms Quch. It will be of pumioe block cnnstruction• The propcrty next to me solfl for $250.00 several ye.ars ago and he asked $1t000.04 f o r it now• _ g.. ; TORBFRT FETR STORE C ont inued ?1r. Anderson. Thzs is across tho higYnvay frcm the feed store? Mr. Signs: Iwill be the secnn.d housa west of here. (Showing on thia map*) '~~r. f~~nach: Hvw much ground do you have? ~.~+r . TJTg'-ns : Pnur lots r 17r• ~~~n?.oh: Mr• Excollo havo yau apprvved of this fvr water, etc? IF ,r. Excell: Yes, he is 0.K. -~eenneh :Anyono hore to speak? If not, it wi1.l bc cons iderod in. Exeautiva 7ession. ACT~ON: Executive Sessiora reports that tha permit tD granted. HORTON PLUAMIN~ SHOP 5~~~~JIL F'ERMIT # Hr ,,►,1ey: fihis is the. public henrirg on t-he applic rtinn of Mr. LeRoy Hortan ' for a special permit to cr~nv~rt a dvuble garftgc into a plumbing shop on the NW carner of Spraguo and SulYivan Rvads in the Vora District. AIl posting a~~ rtiszng hnve, been accamplished in accord with t he Me.ster Zora Regulations and 27 owners of adjacent properties were noti#'ied by znai1 0f the tim, atxd place of thia hearings Fo pr4tests have bocn receivod in this of'fic~ against the granting of the parmit. RerLdeling of the projczt is to cost mpproximately $500.00. Mr. Horton is present to make his presentatian. I-Ar. Burnett: blr. Horton could ncat make it today, but I an the person that is gc►2ng t af7ve thx-, shcp. It is a double garage therv now* He is going to rent the garage to me. Viv wi3.l havv n display window in the front facing on the AppYewaye Mr. Meenach. Whero is the noarost home? Iq,r* Burnatt; Aoross the stroat is a business officc and then there is tha varioty stoFe.. 14r. Meenach; Anyane present who s-rauld l,ike to say anything al-aut this? ,Any quost~cns? 11r. An.derson: Ilooked xt nvcr rnyseZf. It is O.K. kr. keanach: Thank you vary mrach. This will be corsidercci in Exwcut i*re Sossiar~; ACTION: Exeoutive Session rcports th:t the permit be granted# EXECUTIVE SESSION PwEPORT ~ Executive Sessian renarts the follot-ring findings : ~ HOLIES PFtEL7MINARY PLAT 4 That the prelirninary plat to be not adontod until a11. ~latting regulations are c-ompliad withR . C (3MTRC IAL Z[3T-TE CHULNGE That the 2onc change bo denied. FiANNSON ~UMBER YARi) SPEC TAL PERMlT That the perrnit ba denied. TORBERT FiIR STORE SPECIAL PERMIT fihat the permit be granted. g~. ~ ~ EXP3C UT IzJE SES SIOiT REPORT C ontinuc; d SIGNS HOTFL SPECIAL P~RMIT That tho pormit bo grantQd. HORTOA? PLtJY3IPTG SHOP SPEC IAL PERPQIT Thnt tho permit be grantQd. LINKE TOP SOIL REl:90VAL SPECIAL FERMIT (Docision postponed from 2ast month's meoting• That the pe rmit bc grantod 1 imited to one year, with thd privilego of renewal. . AC2ION : LTpon motion of Mr. ~tyhre and seaonded by NIr. Fosscon, tho Executiva Sossion report was ^dopted. ADJOURNMEAIT: There reing no further busi-noss to come b cfore tr.v Po~ rd, the moeting was ^djourned. AP"ROVED T. J, twlecnF.ch, CHnIRLi-i'Z ATTEST : Edgar T. dawlcy, Exec. aecretnry -~a - _ • , ; . , . VN fi ~y ,5 ~ r, ,r~ d 4 a . . r A . ~ . . . , ` w. . . . . . .,y~ r,. . . . a . . . . . , ~ I; g.j ~ ~ t ' , i . . ' }k ' • . ' . I ~ : _ . . . . , $ . _ ~ . . h . . ~.a,.. } . . . y, ~ _ , - , . , • i : ~ ' ~,y~ ~ ; 'f ~ , P ~ . , a$ ry. $ t , . , , . t~ . ,{'R~ ~ ` ~'l~ . . . rFJ . 4 t .r . . s ~ ' . ~ ~ . . ~ " , . , . .f{Af ,wl; ,,.~n'i~~..,'~- . . , y•. Q4 . y~ . lp~ . ~i` ~ . . . . . • a► - , ;t. RB~ ~ ~ ; ~ • w F~ ' ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ , . V,Qt L EwRY ~ ~ ~;r~ Nf~~?T ~l f ~ L~ k ~ ~ ~ "q~~ ; . ~ . . A P Fw 1.. rG'~+NA`s' ' • II',~"f~,►~9 ~ _ No. i~r ~ r•~ v~v~ ~a , !EN-r , ~a~ ~►t~ FRr, C LOL ♦ ' i ~ ~1 . , + "a~ ~ r k a:e +NIL/~CJ.3~ I{`~f, . 1 l ~ r ~ ~ ~ y ~ r ~ , # . Q,. . . ~ y ~ .w. . rT ! ~.k. . `'~I~. . ~ :r . :4~~ ' ~ . .'~~;s~ ~ I'~ - ~"4; ~",•t 44 ~iL/i►J~. 4~ a ~ ~ : ~ . , r . . ~ ,t .r~~~ ~..:pw~,. . ~ ~ , . . + ~ • ' , . p . _ t ~ NOTICE OF FUBLIC HEARING NOTICE TS HEREBY GNEN that the SpokQne Covrity Plarming CoTrr- mission will hold a public hearing in the Comnissionerst As- sembly Room in the County Court House on Wednesdays Marah 23, 1949 at or near 2:00 F. M. to consider the applioation of W. E. Torbert for a special permit to use an apartment already constructed for a rPtail fl,ir store on Tract 54, Vera, at 505 North ProPrRSS, iust north of Valleyuray. ~ At said t ime and place, any interested person mfiy be heard - for, or a gainst, the granting of the above speoiel permit, • U'e would appreciate yoiir giving this publioityy as it is impnssible for us to notify everyone interested. PA'?'ED: Spokane, Wnsh. SPQKANE COUNTY PLANNING CMItISSION Mareh 12, 1949 fiy: EDGP,R T. H9,'rLEY, Ezea. "oc. NOT""' OF PUBLIC HEARING NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that the Spokane Courity Plarming CoM- mission v+rill hold a publi.c hearing in the Coamissionerst As- sembiy Room in the County Court House on Wednesdays March 23, 1949 at or near 2:00 F.M. to consider the applioation of W. E. Torbert for a special permit to use an apartment already constructed for a retail flar store on Tract 54, Vera, at 505 North Propress, iust north of Valleyuray• At seid time and p1QCe, any interested person may be heard for, or a gainst, the granting of the above speoiel pe rmit,% We would appreciate your giving this publicity,, as it is impnssible for us to notify averyone interested. I?A`.rEU: Spokane, Wnsh. SPOKANE COUNTY PLANNING COMMISSION Mareh I2, 1949 By: EDGAR T. A~j7I,EY, Exeo. L"oc.